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Scripting Gender Produce results Cinema: Report Of Indigenized Cinematic Shakespearean Adaptation’s Trailer
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Ms. Mamatha V Freeman , Dr. Venkata Ramani. Challa , Dr. Mutyala Suresh , Dr. Aditi Chatterjee
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Snir, Reuven. "References". Modern Arabic Literature: A Theoretical Framework, Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, , pp.
Snir, R. (). References. In Modern Arabic Literature: A Theoretical Framework (pp. ). Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press.
Snir, R. References. Modern Arabic Literature: A Theoretical Framework. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, pp.
Snir, Reuven. "References" In Modern Arabic Literature: A Theoretical Framework, Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press,
Snir R. References. In: Modern Arabic Literature: A Theoretical Framework. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press; p
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1: A Wrong Gender and Incorrect Use of Plural
Question We read in Sura al-Alraf And We cut them up into twelve tribes, nations:
وَ قَطَّعۡنٰہُمُ اثۡنَتَیۡ عَشۡرَۃَ اَسۡبَاطًا اُمَمًا (Sura al-Alraf )
The Arabic rendering of this verse reads: Wa qattan-nahum ithnatay lashrata asbatan: There are two grammatical errors in this sentence; the first is the feminine numberithnataya -ashrata, and the second is the plural noun asbatan. The word tribe is masculine and requires a masquline number; also, a noun used in conjunction with a number above ten should be singular. Therefore the Quran should have said: thnaya -ashra sibtan.
2. A Verb Is Apocopate Instead of Accusative
QuestionWe read in Suraal-Munafiqun Expend of what We have provided you before that death comes upon one of you and he says, 0my Lord, if Thou wouldst defer me unto a near term, so that I may make freewill offering, and so I may become one of the righteous.
The Arabic for I may become in this verse is akun, with the medial vowel struck off as though it is apocopated. Actually, it should be in the accusative because it is added to the accusative verb al-sadaqa (make freewill offering). The correct sentence should be: Faa-assadaqa wa akuna (with a l