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  • Wala ???
    C Croyant

    Salam Brother.

    Thank you.

    The Turkish "we" is the same like Arabic "wa", the funtion is the same, it could also indicate a new sentence.

    But !!

    in turkish i'm not allowed to build a sentence like

    " . . . and(wa) . . . and-not(wala) . . . "... , for example Sura Bakara-119

    002.119 Inn arsalnka bi(a)laqqi basheeran wanaeeran wal tus-alu Aaan a-bi aljaeem(i)

    as you see, there is one conjunction(AND) before WALA.
    La is a negation, in turkish i can not say " ... and ... and-not ... "... neither in one sentence, nor in seperate sentences. That's the point brother.

    If I translate the Ayat above, I have to deform the sentence. Either I put a coma or I disjoin it with fullstop in two sentences. The turkish translation would be like this

    "Biz seni(-ka), ger?ekle(bil haqqi), m?jdeleyici(basheeran) ve(wa) uyarc(natheeran) olarak g?nderdik(arsalna-). Sen(you) Cehennem(aljaheem) halkndan(ashabi) sorumlu degil/not/la-sin(are)."

    That's one of the Problems. I explore since some weeks a theme in Quran, the "wala" comes across to me several times. So I thougt, may be there are multiple meanings of "wala", for this reason I opened this topic.

    As far as I see that's all, thank you very much.

    Salam

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  • Wala ???
    C Croyant

    Salam brothers and sisters

    my english isn't well, however, i hope you can help me to go on...

    What's the meaning of "wala" ?

    If I say "la ... wala ... ", it's the same like "neither ... nor ... "

    But what's the meaning of a standalone "Wala", if I use just "wala" in one sentence without any negations like "la" befor?

    Does it mean only "and-not" ?

    I try to understand all possible functions of "wa + la". How much meanings does it have and on what depends the differents on?

    The another question would be "La?". Some peoples say "la" has more than twenty meanings ? o mon Dieu. On what depends all this differents on?

    Anyway, i hope someone can help me at least with "wala".

    Salaam.

    Bak'r.

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