Reading the words of Ibn Malik (may Allah have mercy on him): "… A letter and its like are free from inflection *** And everything else is fit for inflection. And no root is seen as less than three letters *** That is capable of inflection, except what has been altered.
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The reader: He said (may Allah have mercy on him): " Inflection:
A letter and its like are free from inflection *** And everything else is fit for inflection
And no root is seen as less than three letters *** That is capable of inflection, except what has been altered
And the limit of a noun is five if it is bare *** And if something is added to it,
The Shaykh :" is added to it"
The reader: " is added to it, it does not exceed seven
And open and add a dammah to the last letter of a triliteral root *** And break it and add sukun to its second letter to generalize
And the form fi'il was neglected"
The Shaykh :" And fi'il"
The reader: " And fi'il was neglected, and the reverse is rare *** Because they intended to specify fi'il with fu'il
And open, add a dammah, and break the second letter of *** A root"
The Shaykh :" A triliteral root"
The reader: " A triliteral root, and add like dhumina
And its limit is four if it is bare".
The Shaykh :" If it is bare"
The reader: " And if something is added to it, it does not exceed six"
The Shaykh : Bass
In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
Praise be to Allah, Lord of the worlds, and may peace and blessings be upon our Prophet Muhammad, and upon his family and all his Companions.
A letter and its like are free from inflection *** And everything else is fit for inflection
And no root is seen as less than three letters *** That is capable of inflection, except what has been altered
And the limit of a noun is five if it is bare *** And if something is added to it,
The Shaykh :" is added to it"
The reader: " is added to it, it does not exceed seven
And open and add a dammah to the last letter of a triliteral root *** And break it and add sukun to its second letter to generalize
And the form fi'il was neglected"
The Shaykh :" And fi'il"
The reader: " And fi'il was neglected, and the reverse is rare *** Because they intended to specify fi'il with fu'il
And open, add a dammah, and break the second letter of *** A root"
The Shaykh :" A triliteral root"
The reader: " A triliteral root, and add like dhumina
And its limit is four if it is bare".
The Shaykh :" If it is bare"
The reader: " And if something is added to it, it does not exceed six"
The Shaykh : Bass
In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
Praise be to Allah, Lord of the worlds, and may peace and blessings be upon our Prophet Muhammad, and upon his family and all his Companions.