غُلَامٌ has tanwīn, but غُلَامِي does not: the mudāf does not retain tanwīn.
The kasrah before the possessive yāʾ accommodates that attachment. It does not prove that the whole noun must be in the genitive case.
غُلَامٌ has tanwīn, but غُلَامِي does not: the mudāf does not retain tanwīn.
The kasrah before the possessive yāʾ accommodates that attachment. It does not prove that the whole noun must be in the genitive case.
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Iḍāfah to Yāʾ al-Mutakallim and the Six Nouns
غُلَامٌ has tanwīn, but غُلَامِي does not: the mudāf does not retain tanwīn.
The kasrah before the possessive yāʾ accommodates that attachment. It does not prove that the whole noun must be in the genitive case.