Question Regading Ayat 7:195 and 8:11

unknownuser

Peace Mazhar

I still don't understand your explanation, please explain more detail per question one by one.
I'm also confused there is no "ya" in the end of word I questioning.

My question is simple

-From where the word "against" in 7195 came from? what is the correct translation for so it can fit for the translation?

-What's the meaning of "feet" in 811? It's allegorical word.

Mazhar

Peace Mazhar

I still don't understand your explanation, please explain more detail per question one by one.
I'm also confused there is no "ya" in the end of word I questioning.

My question is simple

-From where the word "against" in 7195 came from? what is the correct translation for so it can fit for the translation?

Peace

move One by one. You do not see "ya" but I do see "ya" at the end of verb. Added vowel called Kasra shows me the Ya because it is its substitute. It is a statement made by a person to others in his presence; the verb will be heard by them as is written. The verb denotes doing trick, conspiring against a person.

Translation is given above.

unknownuser

Peace

move One by one. You do not see "ya" but I do see "ya" at the end of verb. Added vowel called Kasra shows me the Ya because it is its substitute. It is a statement made by a person to others in his presence; the verb will be heard by them as is written. The verb denotes doing trick, conspiring against a person.

Translation is given above.

Peace Mazhar, try to slow down.Originally I'm not understand your explanation in this thread.

The word "ya" is in the middle of huruf, not in the end

If you still want answering my post, just anwer my question in straight point.

Mazhar

Dear I am asking you to see at the end of verb not in the middle. At the end is a sign. That sign is for "Ya". Otherwise this sign is not put at the end of Arabic verbs.

You are pointing out mistake of translators while are not interested to know the abc of Arabic. Strange approach!

unknownuser

Peace Mazhar.

This is the function of

For Alif Maqshurah in Isim Muannadz, example
As a Dhamir Nashab
As the last huruf of Isim Jaar which contain some changed in Al-Asma' al-Khamsah (like and )
etc.

Now Mazhar, one again I must say, "where is the word you mention contains "ya" in the end?"

Please just dont rounding to anywhere and just answer my question.What is the proper translation of and what is "feet" in 811?

Mazhar

Peace Mazhar.

This is the function of

For Alif Maqshurah in Isim Muannadz, example
As a Dhamir Nashab
As the last huruf of Isim Jaar which contain some changed in Al-Asma' al-Khamsah (like and )
etc.

Now Mazhar, one again I must say, "where is the word you mention contains "ya" in the end?"

Please just dont rounding to anywhere and just answer my question.What is the proper translation of and what is "feet" in 811?

Good, you have started seeing the books. Keep reading such books, the elided Ya will become visible to you in many verbs in the Qur'aan which end with kasra vowel.
Do you see 'Ya" at the end of this verb
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I see Ya and all translators see this Ya. You will start seeing it if you keep reading Arabic grammar.

unknownuser

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The last huruf is "nun" not "ya".

Because you're more "ahlul Arab" than me, it's very honorable if you explain to me.

Mazhar

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The last huruf is "nun" not "ya".

Because you're more "ahlul Arab" than me, it's very honorable if you explain to me.

I feel sorry for you if you are truly what you claim because in that case I will have to treat you as a special child. Ask some co Arab what you have just said and see his response.

Noon is not the part of verb. I have given it a different colour. This is Noon of Protection, and the last Kasra is substitute for Ya referring to the object of verb. In such constructions Ya is dropped.

unknownuser

I will have to treat you as a special child.

Yeah, maybe I'm in same age with your grandchild, because my age is still 20s.

Yeah I know if nun is not part of the verb, but on that word, it's the last huruf of that word right?.

Plus the word ya' is in the middle after ta'.
So that's why I need your explanation my guru.

Bender

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The last huruf is "nun" not "ya".

Because you're more "ahlul Arab" than me, it's very honorable if you explain to me.

Salaamun alayka,

I am afraid that if you follow his advice, then you will see more invisible things, till you are back from where you ran away from or even further.
But it's your own choice.

May Allah protect us pr
Bender

Man_of_Faith

Peace,

And god is handicapped and cannot guide anyone without the Quran.

God bless you

Mazhar

Peace,

And god is handicapped and cannot guide anyone without the Quran.

God bless you

He the Exalted is certainly not handicapped. But He also does not accept the wishes of every tom, dick and harry. He the Exalted acts according to His own Will. He can force everybody to surrender, but opts not this course. He says people should get guidance through Qur'aan otherwise go to the hell-prison.

Man_of_Faith

Peace,

So you are implying that God values us differently. How unfair! Your god turns worse and worse. Not only is he restricted to guiding through his book but he is also valuing some people more than others.

God bless you