Maf'ul Lahu: The Reason for an Action

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• Which description correctly identifies maf'ul lahu?
• In ضَرَبْتُهُ تَأْدِيبًا, which expression states the reason for striking?
• Which question most directly helps identify maf'ul lahu?
• Which sentence contains a maf'ul lahu rather than a maf'ul mutlaq?
• What does خَشْيَةَ إِمْلَاقٍ explain in the Quranic example?
• In the expression حَذَرَ الْمَوْتِ, what is the role of حَذَرَ?
• In the new sentence سَافَرْتُ طَلَبًا لِلْعِلْمِ, why did the speaker travel?
• Which highlighted verbal noun describes the action itself instead of explaining its reason?
• Match each sentence with the reason expressed by its maf'ul lahu.
• Maf'ul mutlaq and maf'ul lahu can both be mansub verbal nouns, but one explains the action and the other explains its reason.
• Every mansub verbal noun in a sentence is automatically maf'ul lahu.
• Sort the highlighted expressions by whether they explain the reason or the action itself.
• Sort each highlighted element by its grammatical role.
• Arrange the sentence meaning: the student stood out of respect for the teacher.
• Arrange the sentence meaning: I helped the poor man out of compassion for him.