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Verse (69:19), Word 7 - Quranic Grammar

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The seventh word of verse (69:19) is an imperative verbal noun.

Chapter (69) sūrat l-ḥāqah (The Inevitable)


(69:19:7)
hāumu
"Here,
IMPN – imperative verbal noun اسم فعل أمر

Verse (69:19)

The analysis above refers to the nineteenth verse of chapter 69 (sūrat l-ḥāqah):

Sahih International: So as for he who is given his record in his right hand, he will say, "Here, read my record!

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teuku edward

4th December, 2010

Does haaumu have a root?

If not, can it be a verbal noun?

Is it haa+umu?

Is haa here a particle of interjection, or added demonstative particle like in haahuna (3:154), haa-antum (3:66), or like haa in haadza?

"The suffix `Um' is a grammatical addition.'' This is what he (`Abdur-Rahman) said. It seems apparent that the suffix `Um' means here `you all.' "

http://www.qtafsir.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1261&Itemid=125

Jalalain mentioned that it is tanazu' (the Vying of two Governors for a Single Governed Item), between haaumu and iqra-u, which should be the 'amil for kitaabiyah.

AbdulBaqii put it in this order: haa, haaumu, haatuu (hty or h>t?), haataini, haadzaani, hakadzaa, hahunaa, then come yahbiTu (hbT).

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