Originally posted by rogue06
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I don't like grammar in any language---but will try to explain....(please remember that Arabic and English are different in their grammatical rules and language structures.)
In English---the word GO is a verb.
past tense of "go" is "went"
present participle is "going"
past participle is "gone"
A sentence that uses "went" (past tense of "go") will not have the letters g and o (go) that make up the word "go"---but its simply because of the rules of English grammar
Note:- The Quranic use of "ahad" (unique) and "wahid." (one) as attributes of God serve a deeper purpose than just grammatical form. It is a very important theological principle that God is one AND unique.
https://medium.com/@UnklZaki/of-wahi...d-87d4b775490b
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