Light passive: second- and first-person forms

Emphatic Lām and the Heavy and Light Nūn Paradigms

These are the passive light-nūn second- and first-person positions:
لَتُفْعَلَنْ — second masculine singular
— — second masculine dual (not given in the source paradigm)
لَتُفْعَلُنْ — second masculine plural
لَتُفْعَلِنْ — second feminine singular
— — second feminine dual (not given in the source paradigm)
— — second feminine plural (not given in the source paradigm)
لَأُفْعَلَنْ — first person singular
لَنُفْعَلَنْ — first person plural
لَتُفْعَلِنْ refers to one female addressee in the passive, whereas لَتُفْعَلُنْ refers to male plural addressees.
لَأُفْعَلَنْ — it will certainly be done to me.
لَنُفْعَلَنْ — it will certainly be done to us.
The initial ḍamma identifies passive voice and the final sākin nūn identifies light emphasis.