In the final lesson {L15} we will study the relative pronouns. The relative noun is used to connect the previously mentioned definite ISM with what follows after it, called صِلَةُ الْمَوْصُوْلِ (silatu-mawsul)

The silatu-mawsul, can be a nominal sentence, a verbal sentence or a shibhu-jumlah. The silatul-mawsul is essential to clarify the meaning. As in the examples below, unless something follows, we do not have a complete meaning of what we mean by ‘the man who’ or ‘the book which’


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