about the word "sarawil" and how it is parsed
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The student: How is the word "sarawil" parsed?
The Shaykh : We say it resembles [a specific form], so we say, for example: "I brought sarawil from the market." "I brought" is a verb and a subject, "with" is a preposition, and "sarawil" is a noun in the genitive case marked by the preposition "with." The sign of its genitive case is the fathah in place of the kasrah because it resembles the form of the extreme plural, it resembles it.
The Shaykh : We say it resembles [a specific form], so we say, for example: "I brought sarawil from the market." "I brought" is a verb and a subject, "with" is a preposition, and "sarawil" is a noun in the genitive case marked by the preposition "with." The sign of its genitive case is the fathah in place of the kasrah because it resembles the form of the extreme plural, it resembles it.