Using Attached Pronouns as the Muḍāf Ilayh and Their Spelling Rules

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• In Arabic grammar, what are pronouns attached as the muḍāf ilayh called?
• If the muḍāf noun كِتَابٌ is joined to the third-person masculine singular pronoun ـهُ in the genitive case, what is the correct written form?
• When هُمَا, هُمْ, and هُنَّ follow a kasrah or a silent yāʾ, they are pronounced with kasrah for ease.
• Match the following explicit muḍāf ilayh nouns with the correct meanings of their pronoun replacements:
• Sort the following pronouns into the correct masculine and feminine muḍāf ilayh groups:
• What happens to the grammatical cases when a muḍāf noun joins the first-person singular yāʾ (yāʾ al-mutakallim), ـي?
• Match the dual and plural muḍāf forms joined to the first-person singular yāʾ with their correct written equivalents: