Sure, let's break down the oath style where the tool used isn't a letter.
Understanding Oaths and Their Tools
In Arabic, an oath (قسم) is a way to emphasize or confirm a statement. It typically involves a tool of swearing (أداة القسم) and the object of the oath (المقسوم به), which is usually Allah's name or one of His attributes.
The question specifically asks for an oath where the tool is not a letter. This means we're looking for oaths that use a verb or a noun as the swearing tool, rather than common oath letters like "و" (wa), "ب" (bi), or "ت" (ta).
Analyzing the Examples Provided
Let's look at your examples to identify which ones fit this description:
تالله لأحفظن حق جاري. (By God, I will surely preserve my neighbor's right.)
- Here, the tool is "ت" (ta), which is a letter. So, this one doesn't fit the criteria.
أحلف بالله لن أخلف وعدا. (I swear by God, I will not break a
اذا كان لديك إجابة افضل او هناك خطأ في الإجابة علي سؤال أسلوب قسم أداته ليست حرفًا: تالله لأحفظن حق جاري. أحلف بالله لن أخلف وعدا. والله إن للضيف واجبا يمين الله لأبرن بوالدي اترك تعليق فورآ.
