Explanation of the words of Ibn Malik (may Allah have mercy on him): "Thus, ruwayd and balah, as accusatives *** and as genitives, they govern the genitive case as sources."
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The Shaykh : He said:
"Thus, ruwayd and balah, as accusatives *** and as genitives, they govern the genitive case as sources"
Ruwayd originally comes as a source,[At-Tariq 86:17] and it comes as a verbal noun, saying: "Ruwayd Zayd" or "Ruwaydka Zayd." In this case, what is it? A verbal noun, a verbal noun of command. And so is balah, but it is sometimes used as a source. When it is used as a source, it is not a verbal noun, but rather a source added to? To what follows it. And for this reason he said:
"And as genitives, they govern the genitive case as sources"
Yes, this requires us to read in the explanation, if Allah wills.
"Thus, ruwayd and balah, as accusatives *** and as genitives, they govern the genitive case as sources"
Ruwayd originally comes as a source,
So allow time for the disbelievers. Leave them awhile.
فمهّل الكافرين أمهلهم رويدًا"And as genitives, they govern the genitive case as sources"
Yes, this requires us to read in the explanation, if Allah wills.