Quranic
Syntax: Possessive Structures of the Quran
Complex
Arabic grammatical rules sometimes distract learners from the Quran. So, it is
better to give them some easy syntactic combinations like the possessive
structures. Now it is possible to extract all the possessive combinations through
corpus database.
In the sample
table below, I have extracted some possessive Noun+Noun combinations from the
Quran. There are other possibilities like N+DET+N combinations that I will deal
with in another post.
Making a
comprehensive list of possessive structures of the whole Quran needs a lot of time,
patience and manual assistance.
Technical
Title of this post: Examples
of Mudaaf and Mudaaf Ilaih from the Quran
SL
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Locations
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Examples
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Meanings
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1.
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(1:1:1:2)
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اسم الله
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The Name of Allah
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2.
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(2:27:3:1)
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عهد الله
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The Covenant of Allah
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3.
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(2:40:1:2)
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بني إسرائيل
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The Children of Israil
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4.
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(2:49:4:1)
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ال فرعون
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the people of Pharaoh
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5.
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(2:60:22:1)
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رزق الله
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provision of Allah
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6.
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(2:61:49:2)
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أيات الله
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The signs of Allah
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7.
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(2:64:7:1)
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فضل الله
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Bounty of Allah
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8.
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(2:74:31:1)
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خشية الله
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Fear of Allah
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9.
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(2:75:10:1)
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كلام الله
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Words of Allah
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10.
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(2:87:11:1)
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ابن مريم
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Son of Maryam
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11.
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(2:89:23:2)
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لعنة الله
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Curse of Allah
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12.
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(2:91:24:1)
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أنبياء الله
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Prophets of Allah
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13.
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(2:97:10:2)
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إذن الله
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Permission of Allah
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14.
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(2:101:16:1)
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الله كتاب
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The Book of Allah
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15.
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(2:102:6:1)
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ملك سليمان
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The kingdom of Solomon
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16.
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17.
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