How do we say "The teacher's book" or "The door of the house"? In Arabic, we simply smash the two words together! Let's watch what happens when we combine them.
Every possession relationship (Idafa) is built of exactly two halves. Let's look at the strict rules for each half.
The thing that is being owned (e.g. The Book, The Door).
The person or noun that owns the item (e.g. The Teacher, The Man).
Learn these nouns which are frequently used as the "owner" in Arabic phrases.
Read these famous Idafa chains out loud. Notice the first word (Possessed) has only a single Dammah `ُ`, and the second word (Owner) ends in a Kasra `ِ`!
You can say "the book of Allah" and "Muhammad's house" — possession the Arabic way!