Bab Taf'eel is the second derived triliteral door in the group without Hamzat-ul-Wasl.
Its basic past-tense pattern is فَعَّلَ.
The main structural sign is the doubled middle root letter, written with Shaddah.
The example in this level is صَرَّفَ.
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Derived Trilateral (without Hamzah) - Bab 2: Taf'eel (Tasreef)
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Lesson
Practice questions
Question 1: Choose the correct answer
What is the main structural sign of Bab Taf'eel?
- The middle root letter is doubled with Shaddah
- A Hamzah is prefixed
- A silent Noon is prefixed
- The final root letter is deleted
Question 2: Choose the correct answer
Which are the original root letters of صَرَّفَ?
- ص، ر، ف
- ص، ر، ر
- ر، ف، ف
- ت، ص، ر
Question 3: Choose the correct answer
What does تَصْرِيفٌ mean in this level?
- Turning or conjugating words into different forms
- To purify oneself
- To become heavy
- To honor someone
Question 4: Match the correct pairs
Match each form to its correct category.
Question 5: Choose the correct answer
Which form is the active Mudhaari'?
- يُصَرِّفُ
- يُصَرَّفُ
- صَرِّفْ
- مُصَرَّفٌ
Question 6: Choose the correct answer
Which form is the passive Mudhaari'?
- يُصَرَّفُ
- يُصَرِّفُ
- صُرِّفَ
- صَرِّفْ
Question 7: Choose the correct answer
Which statement correctly distinguishes مُصَرِّفٌ and مُصَرَّفٌ?
- The first is Ism Fa'il; the second is Ism Maf'ool
- Both are Ism Fa'il
- Both are Ism Maf'ool
- The first is imperative; the second is prohibitive
Question 8: Choose the correct answer
Which form is the imperative?
- صَرِّفْ
- أَصْرِفْ
- لَا تُصَرِّفْ
- مُصَرِّفٌ
Question 9: Choose the correct answer
Which form is the prohibitive?
- لَا تُصَرِّفْ
- صَرِّفْ
- لَا صَرِّفْ
- مُصَرَّفٌ
Question 10: Choose the correct answer
Which summary best describes this level?
- It teaches Bab Taf'eel, the doubled middle root, the complete Sarf-e-Sagheer of صَرَّفَ, and its active/passive distinctions
- It teaches a Hamzat-ul-Wasl rule
- It teaches only Masdar meanings
- It teaches only passive forms