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Arabic Linguistic Thought and Dialectology - Pagina 189
(5) In interrogative sentences beginning with man, the inversion of the subject and object of kana is permissible , as it is in the case of the subject and object of daraba: one may say man kana 'axaka, — "Who was your brother?" (STb. I 18, 16) ...
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Believing Women in Islam: Unreading Patriarchal ... - Pagina 188
Of course, there still remains the reference to daraba, which many Muslims read as sanction for wife beating. However, Wadud (1999, 76) clarifies that daraba can mean "to strike" but also "to set an example," and is not the same as darraba, ...
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Arab Linguistics: An introductory classical text with ... - Pagina 164
C3) J's gri L3\ 4,143; “Lalo AyJ 'pziis Jase where daraba 'struck' (spelt with a after the d) is a past tense verb, and 5 'they' (masc.) is an agent with independent status through the preceding verb and does not exhibit ...
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Grammar and Semantics in Medieval Arabic: A Study of ... - Pagina 252
When you say that daraba 'he hit, struck' is a simple past tense verb, daraba in this context is a noun to which you have given a predicate by saying it is a past tense verb. This is obviously a different method of describing it to when one says of ...
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Landmarks in Linguistic Thought Volume III: The Arabic ... - Pagina 49
The verbal sentence starts with a verb (fi'l), followed by the agent (ffi'il) and by the object (maf'zil), e.g.: daraba zaydun 'amran fi'l ffi'il maf'zil “Zayd hit 'Amr” In the nominal sentence there are two sentential constituents, the topic (mubtada', ...
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Sentence Types and Word-Order Patterns in Written Arabic: ...
In each of yantaliqu and daraba Zaydan they located an implicit resumptive pronoun referring anaphorically to the mubtadaʾ. Within the clausal xabar, this pronoun was analyzed as fāʿil of the verb. Thus arguing, the grammarians drew a ...
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Parallels in Semitic Linguistics: The Development of ... - Pagina 18
Sentence type Nominal: 'inna -hu (la-)daraba zaydan Verbal: 'in daraba la-zaydan 'a'lamu 'undu 'anna 'an -hu daraba zaydan yadriba zaydan ldkinna Idkin -hu daraba zaydan daraba zaydan Type of lam Type of xabar Substantival phrase ...
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Hidden Truths In God's Word
A. Look. at. the. meaning. of. “Daraba”. in. the. Quran. َّنُهوُبِرْضاَو ِعِجاَضَمْلايِف َّنُهوُرُجْهاَو َّنُهوُظِعَف َّنُهَزوُشُنَنوُفاَخَتيِت َّلالاَو And (as to) those [women] on whose partyou fear desertion, admonish them, and [if that does not make any difference, then] leave ...
Sayyid Mujtaba Musawi Lari, 2014
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Islam and Gender Justice: Questions at the Interface - Pagina 153
"Have you not seen how God cites ('Daraba') the example of a good word is like a good tree, whose root is firm and its branches in the sky" (14:24). "As for the poor who face hardship in the cause of God, and they cannot leave ('Darban') the ...
V.A. Mohamad Ashrof, 2005
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The Story of the Qur'an: Its History and Place in Muslim Life
Accordingly, Barlas argues: [We] can deduce that the Qur'an uses daraba [the root of idribuhunna] in a restrictive rather than in a prescriptive sense by examining the historical - context of this teaching. At a time when men did not need ...
