Heavy Noon makes the prohibition stronger. Compare: لَا تَفْعِلْ → لَا تَفْعِلَنَّ.
This level keeps the active generic paradigm on one consistent pattern: يَفْعِلُ. The middle root letter therefore keeps Kasrah throughout the active conjugation; only the endings change according to the Heavy-Noon rules.
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Conjugating the Prohibitive with Heavy Noon (Active & Passive)
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Lesson
Practice questions
Question 1: Choose the correct answer
What vowel appears immediately before Heavy Noon in this form? لَا تَفْعِلَنَّ
- Fathah
- Kasrah
- Dhammah
- Sukoon
Question 2: Choose the correct answer
Which is the singular feminine Haadhir active emphatic prohibition from ضَرَبَ — يَضْرِبُ?
- لَا تَضْرِبِنَّ
- لَا تَضْرِبَنَّ
- لَا تَضْرِبُنَّ
Question 3: Match the correct pairs
Match each emphatic prohibitive form to its grammatical profile.
Question 4: Choose the correct answer
Which is the plural feminine Ghaa'ib active form on the same Kasrah pattern?
- لَا يَفْعِلْنَانِّ
- لَا يَفْعُلْنَانِّ
- لَا تَفْعِلْنَانِّ
- لَا يُفْعَلْنَانِّ
Question 5: Sort into the correct groups
Sort the forms into Haadhir and Ghaa'ib/Mutakallim groups.
Question 6: Choose the correct answer
What grammatical profile belongs to this form? لَا تَضْرِبْنَانِّ
- Plural feminine Haadhir active
- Plural feminine Ghaa'ib active
- Plural feminine Haadhir passive
- Dual feminine Haadhir active
Question 7: Choose the correct answer
What does لَا نُفْعَلَنَّ represent?
- Mutakallim plural passive emphatic prohibition
- Mutakallim plural active emphatic prohibition
- Mutakallim singular passive emphatic prohibition
- Plural masculine Ghaa'ib passive
Question 8: Choose the correct answer
Which clue most directly distinguishes active from passive in these forms?
- The vowel on the Mudhaari' prefix
- The presence of Laa
- The presence of Heavy Noon
- The number of root letters
Question 9: Choose the correct answer
Why does Heavy Noon itself carry Kasrah in لَا تَفْعِلَانِّ?
- Because an Alif comes immediately before Heavy Noon
- Because the form is passive
- Because the active pattern changed
- Because the form is plural
Question 10: Choose the correct answer
What is the safest way to build this active conjugation?
- Fix one active pattern first, then apply the Heavy-Noon ending rules without changing the middle-root vowel
- Alternate Kasrah and Dhammah between persons
- Change the pattern whenever Alif appears
- Use passive vowels in plural forms