The pretense of knowledge

Submitted by Amin Riaz (United Kingdom), Feb 4, 2012 at 20:13

"Our dear Amin who dishes out Arabic grammar and his source is jirah jami a Pakistani book of Arabic grammar! Go figure"

Figured! And how is Shrah Jami* a Pakistani book? When it was written centuries before Pakistan. It is also in Arabic. Also that is not my only source.there are many more.

(Sometimes you call it Shirah sometimes Jirah. even a lie about this?)

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"... ism and masdar are not the same otherwise we would not call a masdar a masdar and we would call it ism right O glorious graduate of wahhabi central because a masdar in Arabic is A NOUN DERIVED FROM A VERB oh ism? It is not a masdar otherwise it would have been called a msadar now do you get it?"

Ha Ha Ha Ism simply means noun. Masdar is type of ism. as there are many other types of Ism. Ism Fail and Mafool for example.

Also majority of Arabic classical grammarians consider Masdar to be origin of Verbs and not the other way around. "Verbal Noun" can be a misleading term. Arabic Masdar corresponds to the English Gerund and Infinitive as well.

Don't even try to pretend . your mistake are correct - in any shape or form.

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