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1 Shariah Program - © 2003-2009 Map of Arabic Language Continuation of Mapping: Particles and sentences

2 Shariah Program - © 2003-2009 Classification of the حرف حرف عامل – Governing agent حرف عامل – Governing agent حرف غير عامل – Non-governing agent حرف غير عامل – Non-governing agent

3 Shariah Program - © 2003-2009 Governing Emotions example Emotions example Pronouns example Pronouns example How do languages determine grammatical structure How do languages determine grammatical structure

4 Shariah Program - © 2003-2009 The Sentence ( جملة / مركّب مفيد ) ‘ مُسنَد إليهِ ’ and ‘ مُسنَد ’ ‘ مُسنَد إليهِ ’ and ‘ مُسنَد ’ فعلِيَّه / إسمِيّه فعلِيَّه / إسمِيّه مُبتَدا and خَبَر مُبتَدا and خَبَر فعل and فاعل فعل and فاعل

5 Shariah Program - © 2003-2009 جُملَة إسمِيةجُملَة فِعلِية مُسنَد إليه مبتدافاعل مُسنَد خبرفعل Table 1 ‑ A - إسناد

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