Arabic case nouns?
can someone explain why do we have three ways to say the same word? is it because of the al-3iarab?
إِلَهَكَ = ilaahaka
إِلَهُكَ = ilaahuka
إِلَهِكَ = ilaahika
can someone also give me sentences with these three forms of one verb? (please use tashkeel)

Question

Arabic case nouns?
can someone explain why do we have three ways to say the same word? is it because of the al-3iarab?
إِلَهَكَ = ilaahaka
إِلَهُكَ = ilaahuka
إِلَهِكَ = ilaahika 
can someone also give me sentences with these three forms of one verb? (please use tashkeel)

Answer

It depends on its position in the sentence. 
Example 1: "إِلَهُكَ قوى" . It was written like this because it is "مبتدأ مرفوع بالضمة".
Example 2 : " أحب إِلَهَكَ " ..Here it is " مفعول به منصوب بالفتحة "
Example 3 :  "أخذت من إِلَهِكَ الحكمة "..Here it is " اسم مجرور بالكسرة " 
It is all about "الاعراب"

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