فَاتِحَة opening in Arabic
فَاتِحَة is how you say “opening” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
بل ما وجب من الفاتحة وجب بعد الثناء
However, the obligation of Al-Fatiha comes after the praise.
الْفَاتِحَةِ Al-Fatiha
Genitive after 'min' — 'al-Fatiha' (the opening sura).
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More example sentences
بل ما وجب من الفاتحة وجب بعد الثناء،
Rather, what is obligatory from the Fatiha is required after the praise,
الْفَاتِحَةِ the Fatiha
Pulled into the genitive by the preposition before it, shown by the '-i' ending; that ending is the mark that a preposition is governing the noun. The 'al-' makes it a specific, known chapter rather than any opening.