Assalamu Alaikum
I wanted to ask a question with regards to the grammar breakdown of 'The Ka'bah is the House of Allah'
Here the Ka'bah is the subject and the House is the Predicate.
Why is THE house the predicate, as it is definite. In a nominal sentence the khabar is generally indefinite. Is the khabar here definite as it is 'possessed' as well?
JazakAllahu Khayran
Wassalam
I wanted to ask a question with regards to the grammar breakdown of 'The Ka'bah is the House of Allah'
Here the Ka'bah is the subject and the House is the Predicate.
Why is THE house the predicate, as it is definite. In a nominal sentence the khabar is generally indefinite. Is the khabar here definite as it is 'possessed' as well?
JazakAllahu Khayran
Wassalam