Why does the noun مَكَّةَ take a fatḥah instead of a kasrah after the preposition مِنْ?

More Prepositions: مِنْ، عَنْ، إِلَى، عَلَى، حَتَّى، لـ, and Others

• Because Makkah is a diptote that takes a fatḥah instead of a kasrah in the genitive case
• Because Makkah is dual
• Because it has al-