Secrets of the Unjointable Pronouns

Secrets of the Unjointable Pronouns is that when you use them; you say and write them separately.

In Suratul Faatiha - Iyyaka Na'budu and so on for all of these Unjointable
pronouns.

In terms of meaning; the linguists contend that using any of these make
the meaning more specific.

For instance: Iyyaka Na'budu means; You (ALLAH) Alone do we worship.

So if you say; Iyyaka Uhibu; it means; you alone I love; etc.



المتكلم : إياي- إياكم

المخاطب : إياك :للمفرد المذكر

إياك : للمفرد المؤنث

إياكما : للمثنى المذكر والمؤنث

إياكم : للجمع المذكر

إياكن :للجمع المؤنث

الغائب : إياه :للمفرد المذكر

إياها : للمفرد المؤنث

إياهما : للمثنى المذكر والمؤنث

إياهم :للجمع المذكر

إياهن :للجمع المؤنث

Links:

Jointable Pronouns link:

http://www.modersmal.sodertalje.se/almokhtasarfialkaoiad_files/addamair-almonfasila.htm

http://www.schoolarabia.net/arabic/damaer/damaer1.htm

Unjointable Pronouns link:

http://forum.amrkhaled.net/showthread.php?t=323727

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Between Classical and Colloquial Arabic

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