| and the noun after it | While mudhaaf can have different cases — based on its role in the sentence — a mudhaaf ilayhi is always genitive |
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| Note If the adverb is not used to determine the place or the time of an action, then it takes the appropriate case of declension, according to its position in the sentence |
com So, in the last post, we learnt that a spatial adverb is a word that refers to the place where the action occurs.
27| The prayers are standing behind the Imam …… | It is a special type of noun in Arabic, but it can be understood as an adverbial of place, as it gives the place in which a certain action takes place |
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