ام ايمن

The Arabic word used in Surah fatiha for (worlds/Universe)Is العالمین عالم is singular of this wordAnd in Arabic there are two Plural of 'Alim' word عوالم -عالمین Now Why Allah pak used العالمین not عوالمNow in Arabic one type of plural is regular(جمع سالم) and other is irregular (جمع مکسر)The regular one Ends with ین eena.And irregular have different endings .Now in Arabic The Regular Plural is only used for people or living things (Creatures that posses intellect)Now Allah pak said رب العالمین ؟ Not رب العوالم ؟Why ? Can u solve this puzzle ?

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In Arabic grammar, "Harf" (حرف) can be categorized into three main types based on their functions, similar to English:1. Prepositions (حروف الجر - Huruf al-Jar): These are particles that indicate relationships between nouns or pronouns and other elements in the sentence. They often denote location, direction, time, or possession. Some examples include: - في (fi) - in, at - على (ala) - on, upon - من (min) - from - إلى (ila) - to, towards2. Conjunctions (حروف العطف - Huruf al-Atf): These are particles that connect words, phrases, or clauses within a sentence. They can express various relationships such as addition, contrast, cause, or condition. Examples include: - و (wa) - and - أو (aw) - or - لكن (lakin) - but - إذا (idha) - if, when3. Particles (حروف النصب والإضافة - Huruf an-Nasb wa al-Idafah): These are particles that serve grammatical functions such as indicating the case of nouns, emphasizing certain words, or expressing exclamations. Examples include: - لـ (li) - for, to - بـ (bi) - with, by - إن (in) - indeed, surely - إنَّ (inna) - indeed, truly