PERMANENT WORDS

FOR EXAMPLE

Pronouns	Meaning
	He beated
	One who beats

"ضارب" means some one who beats. The action the person perform does not need to be permanent. Meaning that the one who beated someone, performed the action and then stopped. That person didnot beat the other one for his entire life or for a long period (e.g. 10 years). However, there are actions that are to be for a longer period or for entire life. For example, a well-respected person / a person who is very respected (in the society, etc). The person's respect does not remain for a moment and then disappears, it remains for a lifetime or for a longer period. To make that happen, we use the format:

FOR EXAMPLE

Simple Verbs	Permanent Words	Meaning
		One who is well-respected, for a long time

Others

FOR EXAMPLE

Permanent Words	Meaning
	One who is well-respected.
	One who is well-knowledged.
	One who is well-respected.
	One who is well-respected.
	One who listens.
	One who is well-respected.
	One who is well-respected.
	One who is great (great in status e.g. Allah).
	One who is well-respected.
	One who is great [in size or power e.g. Allah Akbar].

To make things permanently or for a longer time we write in this format.

DEFECTS IN A BODY

Defects in a human body are written in the shape of : "افعل" (such as illness)

FOR EXAMPLE

Permanent Words	Meaning
	Limping (could be because of injury in legs or by birth).
	Squint Eyed.
	Blind.
	Red.
	Black.
	White.

FEMININE

FOR EXAMPLE

Permanent Words	Feminine

PLURALS

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Permanent Words	Plurals

COMPARISON
[MALE]

How to compare someone with the other one. Meaning how to tell that one person is better than in something than the other one or someone does something more than the other one. For that we use the format :

FOR EXAMPLE

Verb	Comparison Verb

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Meaning	Zaid beats more than Bakr

Meaning	Allah knows better.

"Allah knows better". Better than whom? If nothing is written than it is assumed that the whole world is being compared. So the sentence means "Allah knows better than everyone (in the universe and beyond it)"

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Meaning	Allah is the greatest

"Allah is the greatest". Greatest than whom? If nothing is written than it is assumed that the whole world is being compared. So the sentence means "Allah is the Greatest of all (in the universe and beyond it)"

We can also write :

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Meaning	Allah is the greatest of all / than everyone

means: than everyone. "مِنٌ" means than.

is usually not written so we assume by ourselves that the world is being compared.

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Simple Verbs	Comparison Verbs	Meaning
		More Greater
		More Smaller
		More bad/crap.
		More Cheaper.

If we add "مِنٌ" infront of comparison words than it becomes :

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Meaning	More Smaller Than (whomever we are comparing with)

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Simple Verbs	Comparison Verbs	Meaning
		More Forgiver

FOR EXAMPLE

Meaning	[Allah is] more forgiver than [every] other forgivers

COMPARISON
[FEMALE]

FOR EXAMPLE

Masculine	Feminine	Meaning
		More Forgiver [Female]
		More Forgiver [Female]
		More Forgiver [Female]
		More Smaller [Female]
		More Forgiver [Female]
		More Easier [Female]

means "More Easier". Many muslims girls have the name "یسری". Question comes that why it is used as a name when it means "More Easier". The answer is that the word "یسری", is also used to describe jannah. In Quran, Allah used the word "یسری" to describe jannah as more easier for people who do good deeds and follow the Quran and Sunnah.

PRONOUNS
[SUBJECT]

Pronouns are words which are used instead of a name. In every language there are different Pronouns for object and different Pronouns for subject (same is for arabic). In the table below, pronouns for subjects are written.

FOR EXAMPLE

Verbs	Meaning	Verbs	Meaning
	He		She
	They (Both Male)		They (Both Female)
	They (All Male)		They (All Female)
	You (One Male)		You (One Female)
	You (Both Male)		You (Both Female)
	You (All Male)		You (All Female)
	I		We

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Verbs	Meaning
	He
	They (Both Male)
	They (All Male)
	You (One Male)
	You (Both Male)
	You (All Male)
	She
	They (Both Female)
	They (All Female)
	You (One Female)
	You (Both Female)
	You (All Female)
	I
	We

Congragulations! You have completed your eighth day task. Revise thoroughly what we have taught you above. These are not all the words in the Quran. These are a few words we have chosen as an example so that you can have a know how they are used.