إعراب البيت الأول من هذي بلادي

The first stanza of the poem “This is my country, this is my country” describes the glory of the country and how its length cannot be exceeded. The stanza is grammatically analyzed as follows: beginning (mabtada) raised with a dammah, country (khabar) raised with a dammah, and (mudaaf) with a noun (maqroor) with a kasrah, no (nafiyyah) for gender, length (sifa) not exceeding (fi’l mudari’ marfoo’ with a dammah, the doer (faa’il) is hidden, it (maf’ool bihi) in the sentence “yataawiluha” is the predicate, not (la) a particle of negation, glory (sahah) a noun (ism) in the accusative case with a kasrah, the glory (mudaaf ilaih) connected with a preposition (harf ‘aaf) star (najm) associated with an indefinite noun (ism ma’an) it (mafool bihi) in the sentence and (wa) a conjunction, to serve (yadaniiha) a verb (fe’l) with a subject, and an object, which is the complement of the verb.