A subject ie a definite noun with “ال” may be preceded in a sentence by a demonstrative pronoun as I explained in this post. But while a demonstrative pronoun may not always be written before a definite noun in a sentence, it could also be singly used as a subject.
These are shown below:
The subject in each of the sentences above is written without a demonstrative pronoun while the ones below illustrate the use of the demonstrative pronouns alone as a subject.
Saodat Alimi holds an ijaaza in Qur’an Memorization, a higher diploma in Arabic and Islamic studies and a Bachelor degree in Chemistry education.
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