LessonsNoun Case Class 7 — Maqṣūr and Nouns with Possessive YāʾQuiz

حَضَرَ الْفَتَى: The young man arrived. حَضَرَ: past verb; الْفَتَى: nominative subject with estimated ḍamma.

رَأَيْتُ الْفَتَى: I saw the young man. رَأَيْتُ: verb with subject pronoun; الْفَتَى: accusative object with estimated fatḥa.

سَلَّمْتُ عَلَى الْفَتَى: I greeted the young man. عَلَى: preposition; الْفَتَى: genitive with estimated kasra.

All three case vowels are hidden on the final alif. These are teaching examples, not quotations.

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Additional Practice: Al-Fatā in Three Cases

Noun Case Class 7 — Maqṣūr and Nouns with Possessive Yāʾ

حَضَرَ الْفَتَى: The young man arrived. حَضَرَ: past verb; الْفَتَى: nominative subject with estimated ḍamma.

رَأَيْتُ الْفَتَى: I saw the young man. رَأَيْتُ: verb with subject pronoun; الْفَتَى: accusative object with estimated fatḥa.

سَلَّمْتُ عَلَى الْفَتَى: I greeted the young man. عَلَى: preposition; الْفَتَى: genitive with estimated kasra.

All three case vowels are hidden on the final alif. These are teaching examples, not quotations.