Question about sura AlRahmaan

Bender

Salaam,

I have a question about Sura AlRahmaan. InshaAllah someone can help me out.
Please take a looki at the next verses.

5562
5563
5564
5565
5566
5567
5568
5569
5570

The question is, why this switch hmm
Anyone any ideas.

Salaam and thanks!!!
Bender

btw did you notice 5564 is a one-word verse.

brook

means in TWO things which are actually the TWO gardens mentioned in 62;
means in MULTIPLE things which are actually the trees of fruit mentioned in 68.

Please refer to brother yaseen's Companions of Heaven, http//www.free-minds.org/companions-heaven

Peace,
Hasan Akcay

Bender

means in TWO things which are actually the TWO gardens mentioned in 62;
means in MULTIPLE things which are actually the trees of fruit mentioned in 68.

Please refer to brother yaseen's Companions of Heaven, http//www.free-minds.org/companions-heaven

Peace,
Hasan Akcay

Salaam Brooke,

Thank you very much handshake That is what I also thought. I will read the article now inshaAllah.

Salaam,
Bender

Bender

Salaam,

There are still some questions.

5568

According to Corpus Quran we have the following

nominative feminine indefinite noun
nominative masculine indefinite noun
nominative masculine indefinite noun

5570

According to Corpus Quran

third person feminine plural object pronoun

If is referring to all 3 of them how is this possible? Can someone please give me similair usage like this please.

At the moment I have two explanations

is only referring to . As that is the only feminine word.
Who gave the genders to words? And how did they derived them? With other words, are and in The Quran masculine?

I came across this verse
26148

According to Corpus Quran
genitive masculine indefinite noun
third person feminine singular possessive pronoun

How is this possible?
It looks to me without question that is feminine, unless someone comes with something I overlooked.

If no one can come up with an explanation then I am afraid that we have to investigate every word of The Quran for it's gender.

Last question, to what is referring in 5556?
5556

Salaam and thanks to anyone who tries to help.
Bender

Bender

Salaam,

No one an insight?
Or no one knows or maybe no one cares hmm

Salaam,
Bender

huruf

Could the fihinna refer to the ayas?

Salaam

Mazhar

Salaam,

I have a question about Sura AlRahmaan. InshaAllah someone can help me out.
Please take a looki at the next verses.

5562
5563
5564
5565
5566
5567
5568
5569
5570

The question is, why this switch hmm
Anyone any ideas.

Salaam and thanks!!!
Bender

btw did you notice 5564 is a one-word verse.

We may consider that Plural feminine pronoun is referring back to total four gardens mentioned in 5546 and 5562. And it is object pronoun of preposition; prepositional phrase relating to elided fronted predicate of the nominal sentence. Next word is the subject of sentence and third word is adjectival description of preceding word.

Beautiful and good natured wives shall be their companion in those gardens.

Bender

Could the fihinna refer to the ayas?

Salaam

Salaam,

What ayas do you mean?

Salaam,
Bender

Bender

We may consider that Plural feminine pronoun is referring back to total four gardens mentioned in 5546 and 5562. And it is object pronoun of preposition; prepositional phrase relating to elided fronted predicate of the nominal sentence. Next word is the subject of sentence and third word is adjectival description of preceding word.

Salaam,

I will have to look at it again, thanks for the suggestion!
I will inshaAllah reply again when I see something interesting.

Beautiful and good natured wives shall be their companion in those gardens.

Not so sure about this.

Salaam,
Bender