Harf of Jarr (English)
Harf of Jarr
These are called Harf of Jarr.
These are harf so they make no
sense unless there is a word after it.
These are not ism or fi’l.
A harf has no properties. (no
status, number, gender or type)
They have jobs. To beat up the
word after them,
Harf of jarr means only a jarr
word can come after these.
The word that beats is called
Jaar.
The word that gets beaten is
called Majroor.
Eg: أَعُوْذُ بِاللّهِ
بِ
right before the word Allah is a harf of jarr. And hence the word Allah ends
with a kasra.
بِ
is the jaar
The word Allah is the majroor.
Eg 2: مِنَ الشَّيْطَانِ
مِنْ
is the Jaar
الشَّيْطَانِ
is the Majroor.
Eg 3: بِسْمِ اللّهِ
بِ
is the Jaar.
إِسمِ
is the Majroor
Quick Exercise: Identify the Jaar and Majroor in the
following
لِللّهِ
Jaar –
Majroor –
فِيْهِ
Jaar –
Majroor –
عَلَيْكُمْ
Jaar –
Majroor –
لِرَبِّكَ
Jaar –
Majroor –
Answers:
لِلّهِ
Jaar – لِ
Majroor – The word اللّه
فِيْهِ
Jaar – فِي
Majroor – هِ (this is the nasb or jarr
version of هُوَ. But in this case its
definitely jarr since it came after a harf of jarr.)
عَلَيْكُمْ
Jaar – عَلَى
Majroor –كُمْ
لِرَبِّكَ
Jaar – لِ
Majroor – رَبِّ
Meaning of the harf of jarr.
بِ – with
تَ – only used
with the word Allah. Eg: تَاللّهِ. By itself, it means I swear
by.
كَ – it means
‘like’. Eg: كَوَلَدٍ (like a boy)
لَ or لِ – both of
them mean ‘for’
With pronouns لَ
is used. Eg: لَكُمْ (for all of you)
In all other cases لِ
is used. Eg: لِلّهِ (for Allah)
وَ – means I
swear. Unlike تَ it can be used with any word.
Eg: وَالْعَصْرِ (I swear by time)
Note: We are not allowed to swear by anything except Allah.
Only Allah swears by what He created.
مِن – means from.
When you want to connect this to a word separate from it, you
add a fathha to the ن
Eg: مِنَ
اللّهِ
فِي – means
in.
عَن – about
When you connect this to another word you add a kasra to the ن
Eg: عَنِ
الْمُجْرِمِيْنَ
عَلَى – upon/on
When it’s a pronoun its pronounced as ‘alai’
Eg: عَلَيْكَ
حَتَّى – until
إِلَى – to/towards
When it’s with a pronoun its
pronounced as ‘ilai’
Eg: إِلَيْهِ
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