إِكْرَامًا is the verbal noun: honouring without specifying person or tense.
مُكْرِمٌ — a person who honours: active participle.
مُكْرَمٌ — a person honoured: passive participle.
The active form has kasrah under rāʾ, while the passive has fatḥah over it. Both begin with mīm bearing ḍammah; the mīm alone does not distinguish their meanings.
The source also lists الإِكْمَال، الإِذْهَاب، الإِعْلَان، الإِسْلَام as ifʿāl verbal nouns, each from its own root.
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Verbal noun and participles of ifʿāl
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إِكْرَامًا is the verbal noun: honouring without specifying person or tense.
مُكْرِمٌ — a person who honours: active participle.
مُكْرَمٌ — a person honoured: passive participle.
The active form has kasrah under rāʾ, while the passive has fatḥah over it. Both begin with mīm bearing ḍammah; the mīm alone does not distinguish their meanings.
The source also lists الإِكْمَال، الإِذْهَاب، الإِعْلَان، الإِسْلَام as ifʿāl verbal nouns, each from its own root.