[size="5"]هركات[/size]

[sinimmar]

In arabic, the written language doesn't use هركات. But sometimes if I truly saw, they're used in some words. In written language as an example these two words:

مَدْرَسَةٌ and
مُدَرِّسَةٌ. Are they written the same. If not, is the rule like:

"If there's a probability of confusion, the word is made clear by هركات" ?

[sinimmar]

Sorry, the true writing must be as حركات I think...

[irf2k]

Originally Posted by sinimmar

In arabic, the written language doesn't use هركات. But sometimes if I truly saw, they're used in some words. In written language as an example these two words:

مَدْرَسَةٌ and
مُدَرِّسَةٌ. Are they written the same. If not, is the rule like:

"If there's a probability of confusion, the word is made clear by هركات" ?

Yes. You are correct. If, in context of the sentence where the word appears, there if any probability of confusion then a minimum number of harakat will be present.

On your example the shaddah on the RO, will be enough.

Yusuf