LessonsLabīd ibn Rabīʿah: Hospitality, Justice, Trust and Tribal Leadership (Verses 70–88)Quiz

FormAnalysis
مُقَسِّمActive participle of qassama: distributor
مُغَذْمِرDescriptive form: one who voices anger
كَسُوبFaʿūl pattern: one who earns often
غَنَّامFaʿʿāl pattern: one who gains much
عَلَّامFaʿʿāl pattern: one of profound knowledge

An active participle identifies the doer; patterns like faʿʿāl and faʿūl may add a sense of intensity or repetition, though their force always depends on usage and context.

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Grammar: participles and intensive forms

Labīd ibn Rabīʿah: Hospitality, Justice, Trust and Tribal Leadership (Verses 70–88)

FormAnalysis
مُقَسِّمActive participle of qassama: distributor
مُغَذْمِرDescriptive form: one who voices anger
كَسُوبFaʿūl pattern: one who earns often
غَنَّامFaʿʿāl pattern: one who gains much
عَلَّامFaʿʿāl pattern: one of profound knowledge

An active participle identifies the doer; patterns like faʿʿāl and faʿūl may add a sense of intensity or repetition, though their force always depends on usage and context.