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A short or abbreviated noun is an abbreviated noun whose ending ends in “alif” and the original obligatory noun, meaning it cannot be dispensed with. The alif can be written in two ways – as alif (a) or maqra (dha). Examples of abbreviated names include: Al-Huda, Musa, Al-Sughra, Al-Ra'idah, and Al-Asa.
A prohibited name is an Arabicized name that ends with “alif fixed,” or a line in the direction of the stick, or a word in the direction of guidance. This is written in two ways. Either (a) or (z). Examples of this type of names include Al-Huda, Musa, Al-Sughra, Al-Kubra, and Al-Asa. This type of noun is important because it is indispensable when used in speech. The difference between a bound and an incomplete noun is that an incomplete noun contains bia before the ending ya.
A prohibited noun is an inflected noun that ends with an indispensable alif. This source is either standing alpha (a) or shunted alpha (z). Examples of restricted nouns include Al-Huda, Musa, Al-Sughra, Al-Kubra, and Al-Asa. These names are important because they provide guidance and direction.
