Explanation of the words of Ibn Malik (may Allah have mercy on him): "Without excess or anomaly, and for what follows, the feminine ha is absent."
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The Shaykh : But without excess or anomaly, as he pointed out, for example, in the word *maram* (target), do you say in it?
The student: ...
The Shaykh : *Maramayn* (two targets), you change it to a *ya*, or otherwise not? Since it is appropriate to change it to a *ya*, it is valid to return the *alif* so that it becomes close to the *ya*. For this reason, some of them explained *imalah* (inclination) as *idraj* (reclining), like the *alif* in *ram* (throw); look, it is standing here, say "recline it a little," *ram*, yes, so it is actually *idraj* (reclining), yes.
The student: ...
The Shaykh : *Maramayn* (two targets), you change it to a *ya*, or otherwise not? Since it is appropriate to change it to a *ya*, it is valid to return the *alif* so that it becomes close to the *ya*. For this reason, some of them explained *imalah* (inclination) as *idraj* (reclining), like the *alif* in *ram* (throw); look, it is standing here, say "recline it a little," *ram*, yes, so it is actually *idraj* (reclining), yes.