A grammatical analysis of Surat Al Fatiha - for beginners
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Sir, Al-rahmani ,Al-rahmani may be the naat for Al-aalameena ...because both are definite and mazrur..why necessarily it goes to Allahi....if such case comes how to explain.
Umm...as far as I know, manut and nat should be same in 4 categories[gender, number, being definite/indefinite, and the case ending(Marfu, majru, mansu)]
So you have asked why 'al-rah mani' is not considered a nat for 'al amena' ....that is because these two words don't match in all 4 categories...they only match in one category(I.e. both are definite)but according to the rule, manut and nat MUST match in all 4 categories.
Hope that answers your question.
Why can't we call الرحمن and الرحیم naat for العلمین?
They are not describing العلمین
@@LearnQuranicArabic yes, I know that. But my confusion is that they are same in gender, count, case ending and definity, so why doesn't they describe "alamin"