L6d - Conjunctive Nouns

Question 1

What are Asmaa’ ul Mawsoolaat always connected to?
And what else does it come with?

Answer 1

They are always connected to a جملة خبرية which is before them, and cannot be understood without it.

Ism Mawsool always comes with a صِلَة (connective).

Question 2

List all Asmaa’ ul Mawsoolaat

Answer 2

Which (m) اَلَّذِي
Which 2 (m) اَلَّذانِ
Which 2 (m) اَلَّذَيْنِ
Which (all m) اَلًذِيْنَ

Which (f) اَلَّتِيْ
Which 2 (f) اَلَّتانِ
Which 2 (f) اَلَّتَيْنِ
Which (all f) الَّاتِي
Which (all f) اَلَّواتِيْ

Whatever ما
Whoever مَنْ
Who/which/what? اَيُّ
Whichever اَيَّةٌ

Question 3

What is the principle of ال attached to Ism Faa’il and Ism Maf’ool?
Give examples

Answer 3

When the letters ال come in the meaning of اَلَّذِي whilst being attached to Ism Faa’il and Ism Maf’ool, they are considered to be part of the Asmaa’ ul Mawsoolaat.

E.g.
الضَّارِبُ The hitter
اَلْمَضْرُوبُ The one hit

Question 4

What does the Tribe of Tayy (Banu Tayy) say about the word, ذُو?
Give an example

Answer 4

In the dialect of Banu Tayy, the word ذُوْ comes in the meaning of اَلَّذِيْ.

E.g.
جاءَ ذُو ضَرَبَكَ
Came to me, the one who hit you.

Question 5

Which of the Asmaa’ ul Mawsoolaat are Mu’rab?

Answer 5

اَيُّ and اَيَّةٌ