خَالِدٌ مَفْتُوحٌ بَابُهُ.
The passive participle serves as predicate of Khālid, an example of reliance on a preceding subject. Other recognized contexts include descriptive use, ḥāl, relative construction, interrogation, and negation.
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خَالِدٌ مَفْتُوحٌ بَابُهُ.
The passive participle serves as predicate of Khālid, an example of reliance on a preceding subject. Other recognized contexts include descriptive use, ḥāl, relative construction, interrogation, and negation.