LessonsConsolidated Morphology Chart: Weak-Verb Paradigms Across ChaptersQuiz

The book's consolidated weak-verb chart brings together earlier conjugation patterns. It includes the six basic triliteral classes and several augmented-form chapters.
Read each row as past → imperfect → active/passive participle → imperative (or lām-imperative) → prohibition. Where a noun has a second row, that row normally records passive forms.
قَالَ — يَقُولُ — قَائِلٌ — قُلْ — لَا تَقُلْ
Translation: He said; he says; one who says; say; do not say.

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Consolidated Morphology Chart: Weak-Verb Paradigms Across Chapters

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1. How to Read the Consolidated Verb Chart

The book's consolidated weak-verb chart brings together earlier conjugation patterns. It includes the six basic triliteral classes and several augmented-form chapters.
Read each row as past → imperfect → active/passive participle → imperative (or lām-imperative) → prohibition. Where a noun has a second row, that row normally records passive forms.
قَالَ — يَقُولُ — قَائِلٌ — قُلْ — لَا تَقُلْ
Translation: He said; he says; one who says; say; do not say.

2. Active and Passive Rows Have Different Functions

An active row normally contains an agent noun; a passive row normally contains the corresponding patient noun. The lām-imperative in a passive row is not the same as the direct second-person command.

VoicePastPresentParticipleCommand
Activeقَالَيَقُولُقَائِلٌقُلْ
Passiveقِيلَيُقَالُمَقُولٌلِيُقَلْ

لِيُقَلْ expresses that something should be said; قُلْ directly instructs the addressee to speak.

3. Naṣara Class: Hollow and Final-Weak Verbs

Naṣara Class: Hollow and Final-Weak Verbs

نوع / بابPastPresentParticipleCommand / lāmProhibition
القول — معروفقَالَيَقُولُقَائِلٌقُلْلَا تَقُلْ
القول — مجہولقِيلَيُقَالُمَقُولٌلِيُقَلْلَا تُقَلْ
الدعوة — معروفدَعَايَدْعُودَاعٍاُدْعُلَا تَدْعُ
الدعوة — مجہولدُعِيَيُدْعَىمَدْعُوٌّلِيُدْعَلَا تُدْعَ

قَالَ / قِيلَ = he said / it was said. دَعَا / دُعِيَ = he called / he was called. In a hollow verb the middle radical is weak; in a final-weak verb it is the last radical.

4. Naṣara Class: Doubled and Hamzated Verbs

Naṣara Class: Doubled and Hamzated Verbs

نوع / بابPastPresentParticipleCommand / lāmProhibition
الصب — معروفصَبَّيَصُبُّصَابٌّصُبَّلَا تَصُبَّ
الصب — مجہولصُبَّيُصَبُّمَصْبُوبٌلِيُصَبَّلَا تُصَبَّ
الأخذ — معروفأَخَذَيَأْخُذُآخِذٌخُذْلَا تَأْخُذْ
الأخذ — مجہولأُخِذَيُؤْخَذُمَأْخُوذٌلِيُؤْخَذْلَا تُؤْخَذْ

صَبَّ illustrates a doubled radical; أَخَذَ has a radical hamzah. Their imperative and prohibition forms cannot be explained by a single weak-letter rule.

5. Ḍaraba Class: Hollow Yāʾ and Final-Weak Yāʾ

Ḍaraba Class: Hollow Yāʾ and Final-Weak Yāʾ

نوع / بابPastPresentParticipleCommand / lāmProhibition
البيع — معروفبَاعَيَبِيعُبَائِعٌبِعْلَا تَبِعْ
البيع — مجہولبِيعَيُبَاعُمَبِيعٌلِيُبَعْلَا تُبَعْ
الرمي — معروفرَمَىيَرْمِيرَامٍاِرْمِلَا تَرْمِ
الرمي — مجہولرُمِيَيُرْمَىمَرْمِيٌّلِيُرْمَلَا تُرْمَ

بَاعَ → بِعْ = sold → sell; رَمَى → اِرْمِ = threw → throw. Their passive past forms are respectively بِيعَ and رُمِيَ.

6. Ḍaraba Class: Hamzated and Initial-Weak Verbs

Ḍaraba Class: Hamzated and Initial-Weak Verbs

نوع / بابPastPresentParticipleCommand / lāmProhibition
المجيء — معروفجَاءَيَجِيءُجَائٍجِئْلَا تَجِئْ
المجيء — مجہولجِيءَيُجَاءُمَجِيءٌلِيُجَأْلَا تُجَأْ
الإتيان — معروفأَتَىيَأْتِيآتٍائْتِلَا تَأْتِ
الوعد — معروفوَعَدَيَعِدُوَاعِدٌعِدْلَا تَعِدْ
الوعد — مجہولوُعِدَيُوعَدُمَوْعُودٌلِيُوعَدْلَا تُوعَدْ

The chart combines جَاءَ (hamzah and a weak radical), أَتَى (final-weak), and وَعَدَ (initial-wāw). وَعَدَ → يَعِدُ → عِدْ illustrates loss of initial wāw.

7. Ḍaraba Class: Lafīf, Doubled and Final-Weak

Ḍaraba Class: Lafīf, Doubled and Final-Weak

نوع / بابPastPresentParticipleCommand / lāmProhibition
الوقاية — معروفوَقَىيَقِيوَاقٍقِلَا تَقِ
الوقاية — مجہولوُقِيَيُوقَىمَوْقِيٌّلِيُوقَلَا تُوقَ
الفرار — معروففَرَّيَفِرُّفَارٌّفِرَّلَا تَفِرَّ
الطي — معروفطَوَىيَطْوِيطَاوٍاِطْوِلَا تَطْوِ

وَقَى → يَقِي → قِ = protect, protects, protect! This is the characteristic separated double-weak type. فَرَّ is doubled; طَوَى is adjacent-double-weak.

8. Samiʿa Class: Four Compared Forms

Samiʿa Class: Four Compared Forms

نوع / بابPastPresentParticipleCommand / lāmProhibition
الخوفخَافَيَخَافُخَائِفٌخَفْلَا تَخَفْ
الخشيةخَشِيَيَخْشَىخَاشٍاِخْشَلَا تَخْشَ
الطيطَوِيَيَطْوَىطَاوٍاِطْوَلَا تَطْوَ
المسّمَسَّيَمَسُّمَاسٌّمَسَّلَا تَمَسَّ

خَافَ → يَخَافُ = feared → fears; خَشِيَ → يَخْشَى = feared → fears. The causes of vowel alteration differ; مَسَّ illustrates doubling.

9. Fataḥa Class: Three Weak/Hamzated Verbs

Fataḥa Class: Three Weak/Hamzated Verbs

نوع / بابPastPresentParticipleCommand / lāmProhibition
الرؤية — معروفرَأَىيَرَىرَاءٍرَلَا تَرَ
الرؤية — مجہولرُئِيَيُرَىمَرْئِيٌّلِيُرَلَا تُرَ
الرعاية — معروفرَعَىيَرْعَىرَاعٍاِرْعَلَا تَرْعَ
الرعاية — مجہولرُعِيَيُرْعَىمَرْعِيٌّلِيُرْعَلَا تُرْعَ
الوضع — معروفوَضَعَيَضَعُوَاضِعٌضَعْلَا تَضَعْ
الوضع — مجہولوُضِعَيُوضَعُمَوْضُوعٌلِيُوضَعْلَا تُوضَعْ

رَأَى → يَرَى → رَ = saw → sees → see!; رَعَى → يَرْعَى → اِرْعَ = tended/pastured → tends → tend!; وَضَعَ → يَضَعُ → ضَعْ = placed → places → place! Each undergoes its own reductions.

10. Karuma Class: Adjectival and Less Common Samples

Karuma Class: Adjectival and Less Common Samples

نوع / بابPastPresentParticipleCommand / lāmProhibition
الوسموَسُمَيَوْسُمُوَسِيمٌسُمْلَا تَسُمْ
الرخوةرَخُوَيَرْخُورَخِيٌّاُرْخُلَا تَرْخُ
اليمنيَمُنَيَيْمُنُيَمِينٌاَيْمُنْلَا تَيْمُنْ

The book lists وَسُمَ، رَخُوَ، يَمُنَ. The participle/derivative column sometimes contains an adjectival derivative rather than one uniform active-participle form; examples are وَسِيمٌ، رَخِيٌّ، يَمِينٌ.

11. Ḥasiba Class: Waliya and Warima

Ḥasiba Class: Waliya and Warima

نوع / بابPastPresentParticipleCommand / lāmProhibition
الولي — معروفوَلِيَيَلِيوَالٍلِلَا تَلِ
الولي — مجہولوُلِيَيُولَىمَوْلِيٌّلِيُولَلَا تُولَ
الورموَرِمَيَرِمُوَارِمٌرِمْلَا تَرِمْ

وَلِيَ → يَلِي → لِ illustrates a separated-double-weak verb; وَرِمَ → يَرِمُ → رِمْ illustrates initial-wāw deletion.

12. Iftiʿāl: Ijْtibāʾ and Ikhtiyār

Iftiʿāl: Ijْtibāʾ and Ikhtiyār

نوع / بابPastPresentParticipleCommand / lāmProhibition
الاجتباء — معروفاِجْتَبَىيَجْتَبِيمُجْتَبٍاِجْتَبِلَا تَجْتَبِ
الاجتباء — مجہولاُجْتُبِيَيُجْتَبَىمُجْتَبًىلِيُجْتَبَلَا تُجْتَبَ
الاختيار — معروفاِخْتَارَيَخْتَارُمُخْتَارٌاِخْتَرْلَا تَخْتَرْ
الاختيار — مجہولاُخْتِيرَيُخْتَارُمُخْتَارٌلِيُخْتَرْلَا تُخْتَرْ

اِجْتَبَى → يَجْتَبِي = selected → selects; اِخْتَارَ → يَخْتَارُ = chose → chooses. مُخْتَارٌ appears in both active and passive-derived rows; context determines the intended reading.

13. Iftiʿāl: Ittiqād and Ihtidāʾ

Iftiʿāl: Ittiqād and Ihtidāʾ

نوع / بابPastPresentParticipleCommand / lāmProhibition
الاتقاداِتَّقَدَيَتَّقِدُمُتَّقِدٌاِتَّقِدْلَا تَتَّقِدْ
الاهتداءاِهْتَدَىيَهْتَدِيمُهْتَدٍاِهْتَدِلَا تَهْتَدِ

اِتَّقَدَ → يَتَّقِدُ = ignited → ignites; اِهْتَدَى → يَهْتَدِي = found guidance → finds guidance. Doubling and final-weak changes must be distinguished.

14. Istifʿāl: Istiʿlāʾ and Istiʿāna

Istifʿāl: Istiʿlāʾ and Istiʿāna

نوع / بابPastPresentParticipleCommand / lāmProhibition
الاستعلاء — معروفاِسْتَعْلَىيَسْتَعْلِيمُسْتَعْلٍاِسْتَعْلِلَا تَسْتَعْلِ
الاستعلاء — مجہولاُسْتُعْلِيَيُسْتَعْلَىمُسْتَعْلًىلِيُسْتَعْلَلَا تُسْتَعْلَ
الاستعانة — معروفاِسْتَعَانَيَسْتَعِينُمُسْتَعِينٌاِسْتَعِنْلَا تَسْتَعِنْ
الاستعانة — مجہولاُسْتُعِينَيُسْتَعَانُمُسْتَعَانٌلِيُسْتَعَنْلَا تُسْتَعَنْ

اِسْتَعْلَى → يَسْتَعْلِي = rose above → rises above; اِسْتَعَانَ → يَسْتَعِينُ = sought help → seeks help. The former is final-weak, the latter hollow. مُسْتَعِينٌ / مُسْتَعَانٌ distinguish agent and passive sense.

15. Istifʿāl: Istimdād and Doubling

Istifʿāl: Istimdād and Doubling

نوع / بابPastPresentParticipleCommand / lāmProhibition
الاستمداد — معروفاِسْتَمَدَّيَسْتَمِدُّمُسْتَمِدٌّاِسْتَمِدَّلَا تَسْتَمِدَّ
الاستمداد — مجہولاُسْتُمِدَّيُسْتَمَدُّمُسْتَمَدٌّلِيُسْتَمَدَّلَا تُسْتَمَدَّ

اِسْتَمَدَّ → يَسْتَمِدُّ = sought assistance → seeks assistance. مُسْتَمِدٌّ names the seeker, while مُسْتَمَدٌّ is the corresponding passive derivative. Doubling is central.

16. Infiʿāl: Yielding, Joining and Withdrawal

Infiʿāl: Yielding, Joining and Withdrawal

نوع / بابPastPresentParticipleCommand / lāmProhibition
الانقياداِنْقَادَيَنْقَادُمُنْقَادٌاِنْقَدْلَا تَنْقَدْ
الانضماماِنْضَمَّيَنْضَمُّمُنْضَمٌّاِنْضَمَّلَا تَنْضَمَّ
الانزواءاِنْزَوَىيَنْزَوِيمُنْزَوٍاِنْزَوِلَا تَنْزَوِ

اِنْقَادَ، اِنْضَمَّ، اِنْزَوَى show three different radical environments: hollow, doubled and final-weak. Sharing the same augmented pattern does not make their actual surface changes identical.

17. Ifʿāl: Assistance, Casting and Stopping

Ifʿāl: Assistance, Casting and Stopping

نوع / بابPastPresentParticipleCommand / lāmProhibition
الإعانة — معروفأَعَانَيُعِينُمُعِينٌأَعِنْلَا تُعِنْ
الإعانة — مجہولأُعِينَيُعَانُمُعَانٌلِيُعَنْلَا تُعَنْ
الإلقاء — معروفأَلْقَىيُلْقِيمُلْقٍأَلْقِلَا تُلْقِ
الإلقاء — مجہولأُلْقِيَيُلْقَىمُلْقًىلِيُلْقَلَا تُلْقَ
الإيقاف — معروفأَوْقَفَيُوقِفُمُوقِفٌأَوْقِفْلَا تُوقِفْ
الإيقاف — مجہولأُوقِفَيُوقَفُمُوقَفٌلِيُوقَفْلَا تُوقَفْ

أَعَانَ is hollow; أَلْقَى is final-weak; أَوْقَفَ retains an initial weak radical in this augmented form. Read each active/passive pair, especially the participle and the lām-imperative.

18. Ifʿāl: Showing and Believing

Ifʿāl: Showing and Believing

نوع / بابPastPresentParticipleCommand / lāmProhibition
الإراءة — معروفأَرَىيُرِيمُرٍأَرِلَا تُرِ
الإراءة — مجہولأُرِيَيُرَىمُرًىلِيُرَلَا تُرَ
الإيمان — معروفآمَنَيُؤْمِنُمُؤْمِنٌآمِنْلَا تُؤْمِنْ
الإيمان — مجہولأُومِنَيُؤْمَنُمُؤْمَنٌلِيُؤْمَنْلَا تُؤْمَنْ

أَرَى → يُرِي = showed → shows; آمَنَ → يُؤْمِنُ = believed → believes. The former has extensive reduction; the latter features hamzah adjustments. Do not infer radicals from spelling alone.

19. Ifʿāl: Giving and Loving

Ifʿāl: Giving and Loving

نوع / بابPastPresentParticipleCommand / lāmProhibition
الإيتاء — معروفآتَىيُؤْتِيمُؤْتٍآتِلَا تُؤْتِ
الإيتاء — مجہولأُوتِيَيُؤْتَىمُؤْتًىلِيُؤْتَلَا تُؤْتَ
الإحباب — معروفأَحَبَّيُحِبُّمُحِبٌّأَحِبَّلَا تُحِبَّ
الإحباب — مجہولأُحِبَّيُحَبُّمُحَبٌّلِيُحَبَّلَا تُحَبَّ

آتَى → يُؤْتِي = gave → gives; أَحَبَّ → يُحِبُّ = loved → loves. The first combines hamzah and final-weak effects, the second focuses on doubling.

20. Tafʿīl: Naming and the Final Weak Radical

Tafʿīl: Naming and the Final Weak Radical

نوع / بابPastPresentParticipleCommand / lāmProhibition
التسمية — معروفسَمَّىيُسَمِّيمُسَمٍّسَمِّلَا تُسَمِّ
التسمية — مجہولسُمِّيَيُسَمَّىمُسَمًّىلِيُسَمَّلَا تُسَمَّ

سَمَّى → يُسَمِّي → سَمِّ = named → names → name! Compare مُسَمٍّ (one who names) and مُسَمًّى (one who is named).

21. Tafaʿʿul: Tawaffī and Final Weakness

Tafaʿʿul: Tawaffī and Final Weakness

نوع / بابPastPresentParticipleCommand / lāmProhibition
التوفّي — معروفتَوَفَّىيَتَوَفَّىمُتَوَفٍّتَوَفَّلَا تَتَوَفَّ
التوفّي — مجہولتُوُفِّيَيُتَوَفَّىمُتَوَفًّىلِيُتَوَفَّلَا تُتَوَفَّ

تَوَفَّى → يَتَوَفَّى = took fully / received in full → takes fully. The passive row includes تُوُفِّيَ and مُتَوَفًّى. Distinguish agent from patient despite their similar-looking spelling.

22. Tafāʿul: Equality and Mutual Love

Tafāʿul: Equality and Mutual Love

نوع / بابPastPresentParticipleCommand / lāmProhibition
التساوي — معروفتَسَاوَىيَتَسَاوَىمُتَسَاوٍتَسَاوَلَا تَتَسَاوَ
التساوي — مجہولتُسُووِيَيُتَسَاوَىمُتَسَاوًىلِيُتَسَاوَلَا تُتَسَاوَ
التحابّتَحَابَّيَتَحَابُّمُتَحَابٌّتَحَابَّلَا تَتَحَابَّ

تَسَاوَى → يَتَسَاوَى = became equal → becomes equal; تَحَابَّ → يَتَحَابُّ = showed mutual affection → shows mutual affection. Final-weak and doubled patterns should not be confused.

23. Mufāʿala: Meeting and Mutual Favor

Mufāʿala: Meeting and Mutual Favor

نوع / بابPastPresentParticipleCommand / lāmProhibition
الملاقاة — معروفلَاقَىيُلَاقِيمُلَاقٍلَاقِلَا تُلَاقِ
الملاقاة — مجہوللُوقِيَيُلَاقَىمُلَاقًىلِيُلَاقَلَا تُلَاقَ
المحابّة — معروفحَابَّيُحَابُّمُحَابٌّحَابَّلَا تُحَابَّ
المحابّة — مجہولحُوبَّيُحَابُّمُحَابٌّلِيُحَابَّلَا تُحَابَّ

لَاقَى → يُلَاقِي = met → meets; حَابَّ → يُحَابُّ = favored/showed affection → favors/shows affection. The first is final-weak; the second is doubled. The source records active and passive rows separately.

24. Comparison: One-Letter Versus Longer Imperatives

The chart demonstrates that imperative length differs according to the root and applicable reductions.

PastPresentCommandType
وَقَىيَقِيقِSeparated double-weak
رَأَىيَرَىرَHamzah and weak radical
وَلِيَيَلِيلِSeparated double-weak
بَاعَيَبِيعُبِعْHollow yāʾ
أَلْقَىيُلْقِيأَلْقِFinal-weak yāʾ

One-letter commands such as قِ، رَ، لِ reflect established patterns of reduction, not arbitrary spelling.

25. Synthesis: Chapter, Root and Surface Form

Identify the chapter first, then the radicals, then the active/passive forms and participles, and finally the imperative/prohibition changes.
وَعَدَ → يَعِدُ → عِدْ
Translation: Promised → promises → promise!
اِسْتَعَانَ → يَسْتَعِينُ → اِسْتَعِنْ
Translation: Sought help → seeks help → seek help!
This completes the book’s weak-verb chart and Part Three of ʿIlm al-Ṣarf. The next printed page (76) starts Part Four, covering noun measures.

Practice questions

Question 1

What is the main function of the consolidated chart?

  • To bring changed forms from several chapters together
  • To define only the third-person singular
  • To assign case endings to every noun
  • To research only verbal nouns

Question 2

What does the second row under a source entry generally contain?

  • Only dual forms
  • Passive forms and derivatives
  • Only feminine plurals
  • Only comparatives

Question 3

What is the passive past of qāla in the Naṣara chart?

  • قَالَ
  • يَقُولُ
  • قِيلَ
  • قَائِلٌ

Question 4

Which command is given for daʿā?

  • يَدْعُو
  • دُعِيَ
  • مَدْعُوٌّ
  • اُدْعُ

Question 5

What morphological process is most evident in ṣabba?

  • Assimilation of identical radicals
  • Deletion of initial wāw
  • Yāʾ becoming final alif
  • Hamzah becoming wāw

Question 6

Which imperative is listed for akhadha?

  • آخِذٌ
  • خُذْ
  • مَأْخُوذٌ
  • يَأْخُذُ

Question 7

How do bāʿa and bīʿa differ?

  • Both are imperatives
  • First is a verbal noun, second a noun
  • First active past, second passive past
  • First present, second prohibition

Question 8

Which active command goes with ramā yarmī?

  • اِرْمَ
  • رَامٍ
  • رُمِيَ
  • اِرْمِ

Question 9

What happens to the initial wāw of waʿada in its imperfect?

  • It is deleted: yaʿidu
  • It becomes alif: yāʿidu
  • It moves to the end
  • It becomes doubled

Question 10

What is distinctive about the command qi from waqā yaqī?

  • It is a verbal noun
  • It is a one-letter command
  • It is passive past
  • It retains all three radicals

Question 11

Which imperfect is listed for khāfa in the Samiʿa chapter?

  • يَخِيفُ
  • يَخُوفُ
  • يَخَافُ
  • يُخَافُ

Question 12

What participle is shown for khashiya?

  • خَشْيٌ
  • مَخْشِيٌّ
  • خَشِيَ
  • خَاشٍ

Question 13

What imperative is printed for raʾā?

  • رَ
  • اِرْأَ
  • رَأَى
  • يَرَى

Question 14

Which imperative belongs to waḍaʿa yaḍaʿu?

  • وَضَعْ
  • ضَعْ
  • يَضَعْ
  • مَوْضُوعٌ

Question 15

Which adjectival derivative appears with wasuma in the Karuma chapter?

  • وَاسِمٌ
  • مَوْسُومٌ
  • وَسِيمٌ
  • وَسْمٌ

Question 16

What command is shown for waliya yalī?

  • وَلِ
  • اِلْ
  • يَلِي
  • لِ

Question 17

Which derivative is shared in the active/passive rows of ikhtāra?

  • مُخْتَارٌ
  • مُخْتَبَرٌ
  • مُجْتَبًى
  • مُسْتَعِينٌ

Question 18

What is the imperfect of ihtadā in the Iftiʿāl table?

  • يَهْتَدَى
  • يَهْتَدِي
  • يَهْتَدُو
  • يَتَّقِدُ

Question 19

Which active imperfect belongs to istaʿāna?

  • يُسْتَعَانُ
  • يَسْتَعْلِي
  • يَسْتَعِينُ
  • يَسْتَمِدُّ

Question 20

Which root pattern is illustrated by istamadda?

  • Final-weak yāʾ
  • Initial-wāw-weak
  • Hamzated final radical
  • Doubled

Question 21

What correctly distinguishes inqāda from inḍamma?

  • Inqāda is hollow; inḍamma is doubled
  • Both are hamzated
  • Both are final-weak yāʾ
  • Inqāda is doubled; inḍamma is hollow

Question 22

Which active participle goes with aʿāna?

  • مُعَانٌ
  • مُعِينٌ
  • مُسْتَعَانٌ
  • مُؤْمِنٌ

Question 23

What is the command of alqā?

  • أَلْقَى
  • يُلْقِي
  • أَلْقِ
  • مُلْقًى

Question 24

Which is the active imperfect of āmana?

  • يُؤْمَنُ
  • يُؤْتِي
  • يَأْمَنُ
  • يُؤْمِنُ

Question 25

What active imperfect is shown for ātā?

  • يُؤْتِي
  • يَأْتِي
  • يُؤْمِنُ
  • يُلْقِي

Question 26

Which is the passive participle of sammā?

  • مُسَمٍّ
  • مُسَمًّى
  • سَمِّيٌّ
  • مُسْتَعِينٌ

Question 27

What distinguishes derivatives of tawaffā?

  • Both are past verbs
  • Both are verbal nouns
  • Mutawaffin is agentive; mutawaffan is patient-oriented
  • Both are feminine plurals

Question 28

How do tasāwā and taḥābba chiefly differ?

  • First doubled, second final-weak
  • Both are hamzated
  • Both initial-wāw-weak
  • First final-weak, second doubled

Question 29

Which imperfect belongs to lāqā?

  • يُلَاقِي
  • يُلْقِي
  • يَتَلَقَّى
  • يَلْقَى

Question 30

What begins immediately after the completed weak-verb chart?

  • Another past conjugation in the same chapter
  • Part Four of morphology: noun measures
  • An introduction to jurisprudence
  • A hadith index

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