Explanation of the words of Ibn Malik (may Allah have mercy on him): "So make it raise from it, other than the yā' *** and the wāw becomes a yā' like 'asayanna sa'ā'."
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The Shaykh :"So make it raise from it"
This means: that the verb raises something other than the yā' and the wāw; make it, make it a yā':
"like 'asayanna sa'ā'"
If the verb is defective with an alif, if the verb is defective with an alif, then either it raises an explicit noun, or it raises a pronoun. If it raises an explicit noun, the alif is changed to a yā', yes, for example: laysa'innan Zaydun, laysa'innan Zaydun, and the alif? Here, here? It is changed to a yā', the alif is changed to a yā' so that the fathah appears on it, because the fathah does not appear on the alif, so you say: lita'sayanna yā Zayd, laysa'innan Zaydun, laysa'innan Zaydun, this is raising an explicit noun. If it raises a pronoun other than the wāw and the yā', the alif is also changed to a yā', if you raise a pronoun other than the wāw and the yā', then it is changed to a yā', for example: lita'sayanna, lita'sayanna, here? Raising the pronoun, and otherwise not? A hidden pronoun, obligatory, its estimation is?
The student: "Anta."
The Shaykh : You, if you raise an explicit pronoun, a visible pronoun, for example: laysa'aynanna, laysa'aynanna, it is also changed to a yā', if you raise the wāw or the yā', the author (may Allah have mercy on him) says:
"So make it raise from it, other than the yā' *** and the wāw becomes a yā' like 'asayanna sa'ā'".
This means: that the verb raises something other than the yā' and the wāw; make it, make it a yā':
"like 'asayanna sa'ā'"
If the verb is defective with an alif, if the verb is defective with an alif, then either it raises an explicit noun, or it raises a pronoun. If it raises an explicit noun, the alif is changed to a yā', yes, for example: laysa'innan Zaydun, laysa'innan Zaydun, and the alif? Here, here? It is changed to a yā', the alif is changed to a yā' so that the fathah appears on it, because the fathah does not appear on the alif, so you say: lita'sayanna yā Zayd, laysa'innan Zaydun, laysa'innan Zaydun, this is raising an explicit noun. If it raises a pronoun other than the wāw and the yā', the alif is also changed to a yā', if you raise a pronoun other than the wāw and the yā', then it is changed to a yā', for example: lita'sayanna, lita'sayanna, here? Raising the pronoun, and otherwise not? A hidden pronoun, obligatory, its estimation is?
The student: "Anta."
The Shaykh : You, if you raise an explicit pronoun, a visible pronoun, for example: laysa'aynanna, laysa'aynanna, it is also changed to a yā', if you raise the wāw or the yā', the author (may Allah have mercy on him) says:
"So make it raise from it, other than the yā' *** and the wāw becomes a yā' like 'asayanna sa'ā'".