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Role and function of Prepositions

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    Mazhar
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    Strangely the Divine Discourse, a Non-fiction Book, begins with a Preposition بـِ

    Any views about the role and function of prepositions in the text of Qur'an starting with this preposition.

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      Extract from here - - > https//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9610707.0 with in red the signfication
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      • the letter "B" (bā) ب

      Pictographic meaning
      Home -> Protection, Hearth, Epicenter, Closed and Delimited Block, Blocked
      https//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bet_(letter)

      Phonetic meanings
      Ba => "Ba" first sound pronounced by the baby after the "Ma"
      Father representation, protection, tutoring

      Bab => "Door" => Protection of the house but also
      representation of bias, Via, by, through, accompaniment, etc …

      The 3 ideas come together and complement each other
      Protectorate <-> accompaniment <-> tutoring

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        Extract from here - - > https//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9610707.0 with in red the signfication
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        • the letter "B" (bā) ب

        Pictographic meaning
        Home -> Protection, Hearth, Epicenter, Closed and Delimited Block, Blocked
        https//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bet_(letter)

        Phonetic meanings
        Ba => "Ba" first sound pronounced by the baby after the "Ma"
        Father representation, protection, tutoring

        Bab => "Door" => Protection of the house but also
        representation of bias, Via, by, through, accompaniment, etc …

        The 3 ideas come together and complement each other
        Protectorate <-> accompaniment <-> tutoring

        "

        The thread is not about consonant Ba. It is about Preposition بـِ. It is Part of Speech not just letter of alphabet.

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          The thread is not about consonant Ba. It is about Preposition بـِ. It is Part of Speech not just letter of alphabet.

          I reply to you for this request (in red above and i justified by giving a proof) "Any views about the role and function of prepositions in the text of Qur'an starting with this preposition.

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            I reply to you for this request (in red above and i justified by giving a proof) "Any views about the role and function of prepositions in the text of Qur'an starting with this preposition.

            Arabic is a spoken language. It is a language where meanings are embedded in a syllable smallest of which comprises of a consonant and a vowel, like بـِ
            a prefixed preposition (Part of speech Particle)

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