WA- and
MAA- one of the most difficult words to figure out, MA in some places means NO, in some places it means WHAT, in some places means THAT WHICH, (sentence connector) Ma has drastically different uses.
MA- means NO, it’s a negative something
To negate an idea, a concept, a possibility to negate something people have preconceived notions about. This is extracted from the statement of IBRAHIM (alayhisalaam)
The mushrikoon used to claim to follow him
WA MAA ANA- And I AM NOT
Min- form
ALMUSHRIKEEN- those people who associate partners with Allah
Mushrikeen- comes from the root of SHIRK, linguistically this also means TO PARTNER.
That’s why in modern Arabic a public trading company is SHA RIKAH, because you can become a partner in it
I AM NOT FROM THOSE PEOPLE WHO MAKE PARTNERS WITH ALLAH
INNA- its for emphasis, its used to remove DOUBT, it means MOST DEFINETLY, certainly
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