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Qur’anic roots
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أ ذ ن
ʾ-dh-n
permission, to give leave
الإِذْن: السَّمَاح
Category
مَهْمُوز(Hamzated)
Root letters
أ ذ ن
Base verb
أَذِنَ
مادے کا کوئی حرف ہمزہ (ء) ہے۔
How it changed (ṣarf rule)
Baab: بابِ سَمِعَ (فَعِلَ يَفْعَلُ)Meaning: to permit, give leave; to listen
Past
Present
Command
Sound original (on the mould)
أَذِنَ
يَأْذَنُ
اِأْذَنْ
As recited (current)
أَذِنَ
يَأْذَنُ
اِئْذَنْ
This is mahmūz al-fāʾ (the first radical is a hamza). The past and present keep the hamza, so they do not change; only the command does: the mould gives اِأْذَنْ, but the vowelless hamza after a kasra turns into yāʾ, giving اِئْذَنْ.
The verb family (every باب)
مُجَرَّد · بابِ سَمِعَfaʿila–yafʿalu
Past
أَذِنَ
Present
يَأْذَنُ
Command
اِئْذَنْ
Verbal noun
إِذْن
بابِ تَفْعِیلTafʿīl
Past
أَذَّنَ
Present
يُؤَذِّنُ
Command
أَذِّنْ
Verbal noun
تَأْذِين
بابِ اِفْعَالIfʿāl
Past
آذَنَ
Present
يُؤْذِنُ
Command
آذِنْ
Verbal noun
إِيذَان
Meaning: to notify, give notice
In Arabic: أَعْلَمَ، أَخْبَرَ
In the Qur’an · 2 ×
بابِ تَفَعُّلTafaʿʿul
Past
تَأَذَّنَ
Present
يَتَأَذَّنُ
Command
تَأَذَّنْ
Verbal noun
تَأَذُّن
Derived nouns (al-mushtaqqāt)
مُؤَذِّناِسْم الْفَاعِل (تَفْعِيل)
Active participle (Form II)
one who calls the adhān
الَّذِي يُؤَذِّن
In the Qur’an
آذِناِسْم الْفَاعِل (مُجَرَّد)
Active participle (Form I)
one who permits; a doorkeeper
الَّذِي يَأْذَن
Classical (not used as a verb in the Qur’an)
مَأْذُوناِسْم الْمَفْعُول
Passive participle
one given leave
مَنْ أُذِنَ لَهُ
Classical (not used as a verb in the Qur’an)
أَذَاناِسْم (إِعْلَان)
Noun (a proclamation)
a proclamation, public call
إِعْلَان وَنِدَاء
In the Qur’an
أُذُناِسْم جَامِد (عُضْو)
Primitive noun (the ear)
the ear
عُضْو السَّمْع
In the Qur’an