What is the grammatical analysis of the word "uff" in the Surah?
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The word "uff" in the verse "And he who says to his parents, 'Uff to you both!'" is a verb-noun in the imperative mood, meaning "stop and leave," or a verb-noun in the past tense, meaning "I disliked and was annoyed by you both," or a verb-noun in the present tense, meaning "I am annoyed by you both," as mentioned by Al-Suyuti in Al-Itqan.
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