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Book 2 Concepts · Prepositions

Ka كَ as a Preposition Brings about Similitude

April 25, 2016April 25, 2016 Learn Arabic

Source: Dr. V. AbdurRahim’s Book 2 – Grammar Book – Dr V.AbdurRahim

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