ـكُمْ = “Your” This Arabic Ending Is Everywhere

Have you noticed ـكُمْ at the end of words while reading Arabic?

It’s an attached pronoun that means “your” when speaking to a group.

دِينٌ → a religion
دِينُكُمْ → your religion

More examples:

بَيْتُكُمْ → your house
كِتَابُكُمْ → your book
رَبُّكُمْ → your Lord

So when you see ـكُمْ attached to a noun, look for the meaning “your.”

And if you’re reading the Qur’an, you’ll see this ending again and again.

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