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Verse (2:104), Word 6 - Quranic Grammar

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The sixth word of verse (2:104) is divided into 2 morphological segments. A verb and object pronoun. The form III imperative verb (فعل أمر) is second person masculine singular. The verb's triliteral root is rā ʿayn yā (ر ع ي). The attached object pronoun is first person plural.

Chapter (2) sūrat l-baqarah (The Cow)


(2:104:6)
rāʿinā
"Raina"
V – 2nd person masculine singular (form III) imperative verb
PRON – 1st person plural object pronoun
فعل أمر و«نا» ضمير متصل في محل نصب مفعول به

Verse (2:104)

The analysis above refers to the 104th verse of chapter 2 (sūrat l-baqarah):

Sahih International: O you who have believed, say not [to Allah 's Messenger], "Ra'ina" but say, "Unthurna" and listen. And for the disbelievers is a painful punishment.

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4 messages

Rehana Aleem

17th August, 2011

Kindly mention the english meaning for "Raina "

Jazakallah

Abdul Rahman

17th August, 2011

This word apparently means "listen to us". But the expression can also be understood to mean "pay heed to us" "give us due respect" which is unseemly arrogance if addressed to the person of the Prophet, peace be upon him. On the other had, unzurna, means the same thing -- seeking attention -- but in a humble and respectful way. Wallahu a'alam.

shahnawaz kazi

30th October, 2011

raina means look at us coming from the root ra hamza which means he saw.

also a sheperd is called raaee so raaeena would mean our sheperd that iswhat the hypocrites/pagans used in the sense with a little twist of the tongue

so allah ordered them to say unzurna that is look at us.with no possibility of insulting the prophet.

abdallah

30th October, 2011

hay I use corpus quran API and its very great full API but I have some problem

1- Arabic text Class why not return number Or any symbol

2 - why can't read from An external xml file

best regards and great job

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