قَامَتْ هِنْدٌ — Hind stood up.
قَامَتْ is a past verb with feminine tāʾ; the tāʾ is an agreement marker, not the subject. هِنْدٌ is the nominative subject, marked by ḍamma. Because the subject is genuinely feminine and immediately follows the verb, feminine agreement is obligatory.
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Rules of the Fāʿil: Explicit Nouns, Pronouns, Number and Gender
قَامَتْ هِنْدٌ — Hind stood up.
قَامَتْ is a past verb with feminine tāʾ; the tāʾ is an agreement marker, not the subject. هِنْدٌ is the nominative subject, marked by ḍamma. Because the subject is genuinely feminine and immediately follows the verb, feminine agreement is obligatory.