Where grammar comes to life: Mudhaaf and Mudhaaf ilaihi
In today’s lesson, we learned about mudhaaf and mudhaaf ilaihi. Here is a beautiful example of a mudhaaf and mudhaaf ilaihi from Suratul Furqaan. By the end of Suratul Furqaan Allah describes the characteristics of a people called: عِبَادُ الرَّحْمَانِ – Slaves of Ar-Rahman If you understood the lesson, you would identify that this is a mudhaaf-mudhaaf ilaihi fragment. And as we saw in the lesson, we know that a mudhaaf and mudhaaf ilaihi are inseparable. So Allah is making Himself inseparable from these slaves by these wording. Subhaanallah! And especially those slaves that have the characteristics described by the end of that surah. (from ayahs 61 till the end) May Allah make us among ‘ibaadhurrahmaan. Ameen! Source: Course named Arabic with Husna by Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan