regarding the ruling on deletion due to the meeting of two static letters?
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The Shaykh : The static letter? Which static letter?
The student: When they meet.
The Shaykh : Yes ... and we have a static yaa that is deleted, the letter of weakness is static, so two static letters meet and one is deleted, although in reality, upon reflection, you will find that what is deleted is originally for lightness, and the tanween came as a substitute for it. So we say: The author brought this in order to be like an exception to his statement:
"And be for a plural resembling maf'ila *** or let the maf'ila be sufficient with a prohibition".
The student: When they meet.
The Shaykh : Yes ... and we have a static yaa that is deleted, the letter of weakness is static, so two static letters meet and one is deleted, although in reality, upon reflection, you will find that what is deleted is originally for lightness, and the tanween came as a substitute for it. So we say: The author brought this in order to be like an exception to his statement:
"And be for a plural resembling maf'ila *** or let the maf'ila be sufficient with a prohibition".