لماذا نكتب فعل ماض وليس ماضي

The article explains the use of past tense in Arabic when the subject is a noun without the possessive suffix. The article states that the possessive suffix “-ي” is eliminated if the noun is followed by an adjective, for example, “قاضٍ حاذق” (a wise judge). However, if the sentence ends with the noun, then the possessive suffix is maintained, like in the example “هذا قاض.” This rule applies to construct proper grammar in Arabic sentences.