Verbal sentence

We have believed

Concept:

Semantic Domain: Acceptance of belief.

It is a verbal sentence comprising of: Verb: Perfect; First person; Plural; [Form IV]; [نَا] Subject Pronoun in nominative state; مصدر-اِيمانٌ Verbal Noun; Root: ء م ن.

 فعل ماضٍ مبنى على السكون لاتصاله بضمير المتكلمين/نَا-ضمير متصل فى محل رفع فاعل/جمع متكلم/باب افعال

This verb is termed: الفعل المهموز verb that has Hamza in any of the three radicals. When hamza is the first radical it is called: مهموز فائي.

Recurrence:

(1)2:08(2)2:14(3)2:76(4)2:136(5)3:07(6)3:16(7) 3:52(8)3:53(9)3:84(10)3:119(11)5:41(12)5:59(13)5:61(14)5:83(15)5:111(16)7:121 (17)7:126(18)20:70 (19)20:73(20)23:109(21)24:47(22)26:47(23) 28:53(24)29:02(25)25:10(26)29:46(27)34:52(28)40:84 (29)49:14(30)67:29 (31)72:13=31

First time occurrence:

• Be aware of such persons affiliated with the set of people (in those days Jews) who proclaim;

• "We have accepted the belief in Allah the Exalted and the Last Day.";

• But the position is that in truth and entailment they are certainly not the believers. [2:08]

Form IV is Causative - Causing someone or something to perform the action of Measure I. This paradigm is also used to express that the subject of the verb has achieved the meaning of the verb. This signifies that the action of this verb is well thought and volitional deed of the subject. It denotes that the subject has inclined himself to believe in something. It is neither instinctive, nor the result of surge of passion, emotion.

The words stemming from Root: ء م ن occur 879 times in 723 ayahs in 78 Suras. It is one of just five Roots that have more than 800 occurrences in Grand Qur'aan.

Progressive number of grammatical units: =   + 31

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