In this part of the lesson we will Insha Allah learn the plural form of "That" - the demonstrative pronoun for the distant objects. In the previous lessons we have already learnt the following demonstrative pronouns:

• Lesson No. 2 section 001 states that ذَلِكَ  ("That") is the demonstrative pronoun used to refer to objects that are farther away for masculine nouns

• Lesson No. 7 section 002 states that تِلْكَ ("That") is the demonstrative pronoun used to refer to objects that are farther away for feminine nouns.

The plural form of these demonstrative pronouns (i.e. "those") is the same for the masculine and feminine nouns i.e.,   

The plural form of the demonstrative pronoun for the distant objects is أُولـٰئِكَ as above. It is an indeclinable word and always take an accusative case (a fatha on last letter). It must however be remembered that أُولـٰئِكَ is used only for human beings and not for non human beings.

Lets use some examples for a better understanding of the rule: