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بِسْمِ اللَّهِ

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    #21

    Salam!

    As per my understanding the word bism is same as the words rizq and ilm , which are nouns/verbal nouns.
    Example Compound of two words used in 260 and the compound have the same structure.

    Peace!

    has kasra on letter meem which is only possible grammatically if for example it is preceded by a preposition or a mudhaf construction.

    ..... ..... 260 has preposition before that is why letter kaaf has a kasra.

    So and are not same grammatically.

    Question remains to sort out is what means. "In/with the name" is the translation of
    as used in the Quran at 961

    There is a difference between and which is letter alif.

    Salaam

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      TellMeTheTruth
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      Salam brother Novice!

      Is this a hard and fast rule that after a preposition, the 3rd letter of a root word will always have a Kasra? Then what would you say about below example
      ... ...

      Here the word does not have a Kasra on letter

      Peace!

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        Salam brother Novice!

        Is this a hard and fast rule that after a preposition, the 3rd letter of a root word will always have a Kasra? Then what would you say about below example
        ... ...

        Here the word does not have a Kasra on letter

        Peace!

        In my humble understanding yes after a preposition last letter of a noun (not of a root) gets a kasra. Is a noun?

        Salam

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          NewFrenzy
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          Is a noun?

          Salam

          Yes
          N ? genitive noun

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            Mazhar
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            In my humble understanding yes after a preposition last letter of a noun (not of a root) gets a kasra. Is a noun?

            Salam

            It is a noun for time and place - - -

            It collocates with preposition Min, when relates to specific event or thing it is in genitive; when in nominative it covers the preceding timeline.

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              #26

              Yes
              N ? genitive noun

              And what does it mean - name of time/place.

              The noun I referred to is the name of a thing like and

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