Mashq no 4: (arbi me tarjuma karo)

Wa alaikumus-salam wa rahmatULLAHI wa barakatuHU sister Naba,

I am sorry for this delay in correcting your exercise. I am busy with something at the moment...will inshaAllah get back to you on this in a couple of days or will try replying to you by tonight inshaAllah...

Please forgive me....
And remember me in your special duas...
JazakiLLAH Khair,
Wassalam ma'al-ikram

walaikum assalam
I have lost interest of my study with this bcoz of long gap. : (
sister please reply as soon as possible.

Assalamu Alaikum wa rahmatULLAHI wa barakatuHU,

1) ainun laamiatun

4) An-najjaaraan-it-ta'abaanaani

5) an-nahaar-ul-muneeru

6) Al-khayyaataatul-hasanaatu

7) Al-khaadimoon-at-ta'abaanoona

Al-khayyaatul-kaslaanu

9) Al-anhuru-l-jaariyatu

10) Al-haiwaanaatul-kabeeratu

12) Ash-shahrul-maazi

14) al-khaadimul-mabsootu

Wa Allahu A'lam
JazakILLAH Khair,
Wassalam ma'al-ikram

sister,i didn't understood
1)ek chamakdar aaankh=ainun laamiatun is used for two?
5)even al-yuamun means day,what is the diffrence between nahrun and yumun

Wa alaikumus-salam wa rahmatULLAHI wa barakatuHU sister,

The word 'ain" is singular. The "un" part is the sound of the tanween ( double diacritical marks ). It is not a sign of duality.
Similarly, the word "lamiah" is singular and is used for a feminine mawsoof, and again the "un" part is the sound of the tanween and not a sign for duality.
Note that "ain" or any other body part for that matter, that exists in pairs ( such as the eyes, ears, legs hands etc) are considered feminine in Arabic Language. Hence, their sifat will also be feminine.

Secondly, yaum is a complete day including the night..... but nahaar is only from sunrise to sunset.

Wa Allahu A'lam,
JazakILLAH Khair,
Wassalam ma'al-ikram

P.S. Please remember this aajizah in your duas.

Jazakallah sister for explanation ,inshalallah ,I will write next exercise soon.