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Translation:

A connected subject pronoun called the dual alif, which connects to the past, present, and imperative verbs equally.

Translation:

An attached subject pronoun called 'Alif of duality', which attaches equally to past, present, and imperative verbs

Translation:

One of the three elongation (madd) letters, which are Alif, Waw, and Ya. It is omitted in writing in some common words such as: هذا and الرحمن; and is added after the plural Waw in verbs such as: ذهبوا, لم تلعبوا, ذاكروا, and in this case, it is called (the distinguishing Alif).

Translation:

A marker of duality attached to nouns and serving as the sign of nominative case in dual nouns

Translation:

A marker of accusative case in the five specific nouns (Asma' al-Khamsah)

Translation:

An extra letter acting as a replacement for the genitive adjunct (mudhaf ilaih), attached to the adverb (بين)