Learn Arabic Grammar !

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Re: Learn Arabic Grammar !

@psyah

Na’at = sifa
man’out = mausoof

sifa can be understood from its jam’a … Sifaat … Like the Sifaat of Allah (SWT) … It means Adjectives … which means “description” …

What is really amazing here is that Arabic is completely presenting modern logic theory in its grammatical structure.

In the first sentence … The word clean is Nakira … Which implies there are other clean things around and the handkerchief is one of them. In the second case the ma’rifa designation is on the word clean says to us that “there is a clean thing” and that it is a handkerchief. Hence it is called equivalence in the case of the adjective and predicatation in the case of the First sentence.

The word al-Mindeel in the first one is the Mubtada and the nazdeef is the Khabar.

In in the second case the word Al-Mindeel is not a mubtada as there is no jumla, however, it called the man’oot or mausoof

it means the term that corresponds with the adjective, but not the adjective itself. The adjective itself is called na’at or sifa

samjh agayi…but little bit confusing…so the na’at or sifa is an nazeef right?

i will post examples…app bateyga kay theek hay kay nahi..
jazakALLAH khair

@psyah

So the rule between the na’at and man’oot is …

1. Two nouns will be together
2. They will both be in the same state
3. Same kind
4. Same number
5. Same gender

If any of these is not the same then they are not na’at man’oot.

it is cleared now alhamdulilah