| Text | The preposition مِنْ in comparative degree can be followed by ضَمِير (pronoun). |
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| Back Extra | أَنتَ أحسنُ منِّي (You're better than I) - - - أَنا أقصرُ منكَ (I am shorter than you) - - - هُمْ أَكبَرُ مِنَّا سِنَّا (They are older than we) - - -Note, in 1st example مِنّي the nun has shaddah. But there's no shaddah with other pronouns: (مِنْه، منكَ، منْهم). - - -Note, in 3rd example سِنٌّ means (age). أكبرُ سنَّا literally means (bigger in age). |
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