100 Most Frequent Words in the Quran - Part 2

[@mxx369]

Rabb : Lord Ilaa : To Maa : Negation In : If Illaa : Except Aamana : To Believe Dhaalika : That An : To\From\About (Different meanings according to context)

[@ameenaalinsod3028]

the 'an' that means 'to' is written Alif and nun, the 'an' that means 'about' is written ayn and nun

[@gooddeedsleadto7499]

1. Rubb = Lord ( The owner) 2. Illa= to 3. Maa = Negation 4. Man = who 5. In = If 6. An = to 7. Illaa = except 8. Amana = To believe 9. Zaalika = That 10. An = About, from, of

[@hemadfakoor2783]

Thank you for this

[@abdalatarik3148]

Please Sheikh this kind of video is very Nice, keep goind.❤🔥👍

[@lydiachoate1277]

Thank you brother

[@basheerkolia9533]

Thanks for these lessons from south africa

[@sanuk5324]

Thank you for your efforts. Jazakallahu Khair.

[@MarinaMakesMagic]

Thank u for taking time to teach

[@CynthiaAishaMeguid]

Wow, such a fascinating list! The words from the Quran hold so much meaning and wisdom.

[@georgey2829]

A video with more detailed information or comparison about ma = what / ma = not would be helpful to better understand how Arabic works

[@safiya5940]

Assalam alikum wa rahmatullah wa brakatuhu! jazaakallaahu khairan jazaa! amazing videos, mashallah! i have a suggestion to give, is it possible that the word that is explained BE SEEN PERMANENTLY ON THE SCREEN, SO THAT LOOKING AT THE WORD WHILE IT IS EXPLAINED HELPS IN REMEMBERING THE WORD WELL. jAZAAKALLAAHU KHAIRAN JAZAA, BROTHER, MAY ALLAH MAKE IT EASY FOR ALL OF US! AMEEN!

[@VusizeeplfsVusizeeplfs-rr5eu]

Mashallah

[@sanuk5324]

Appreciate if you can show the meaning in English on the screen along with the Arabic, so that it will be much helpful.

[@ArabicFluency]

Insha'Allah.

[@saadkvlogs1789]

Make this video more.

[@tahirakhanum5767]

☘️

[@33Chapter]

I felt that you were a bit disorganized in the world dhaalika (that) but other than that good job

[@TahirDutch]

Ya Sheikh there is no city Mecca. Its called Makkah. Think about it and you will find the answer, i am sure. Otherwise i ll tell you, whats behind Mecca and Makkah.

[@bilalomer1675]

Mekkah mecca or meqqa it is understood what is meant.

[@saheedabdulhamid5061]

LG

[@salwayassin]

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[@mewzi]

Are you Sufi?

[@khaleedabdul-azeezedwards9523]

As Salaamu Alaikum Akhi, why do you tell people that they will be able to understand 50% of the Quran after learning 100 words that are used frequently? That's just not true, and it is highly misleading. It takes a great deal more of vocabulary, as well as understanding the style of Quranic Arabic before one is able to grasp the meanings. It is not as simple as you make it seem.

[@ArabicFluency]

Walaykum salam. I said you can understand 55% of the words. And at the beginning of the series I clearly mentioned that you need to learn grammar to understand the Quran.

[@khaleedabdul-azeezedwards9523]

@@ArabicFluency I still disagree with that. I know people who come to me thinking that based off of what you claim that they will be able to understand 50% of the Quran, they won't be able to understand 10% of the Quran. Your statements are very misleading. If a person doesn't grasp the meaning of one word in an ayat it will impede his understanding of the verse. Your statements remind me of the misleading book, Understanding 80% of the words in the Quran. Very misleading and untrue. And Allah knows best.

[@33Chapter]

​@@khaleedabdul-azeezedwards9523 if one thinks this is easy then they're just fooling themselves.

[@shahabijan]

Let's not criticize brother aleem and appreciate him for making an effort. The brother is doing this fi sabeel illah

[@khaleedabdul-azeezedwards9523]

@Kokiri86 Allah said that he made the Quran easy to remember. I believe you are referring to Al-Qamar 54:17وَلَقَدْ يَسَّرْنَا ٱلْقُرْءَانَ لِلذِّكْرِ فَهَلْ مِن مُّدَّكِرٍ And We have certainly made the Qur’ān easy for remembrance, so is there any who will remember? The issue that I have with the brother is not about memorization, but rather with him inferring that a person would be able to understand 80% of the Quran. That's not true. I think that that is very misleading. Remember, memorizing, and understanding are 2 different things. I'm assuming that you don't speak Arabic, and that you don't understand how intense, and deep Quranic Arabic is. Once you start studying Arabic, and Quranic Arabic in particular you will understand what my gripe is with these brothers who promote the notion that if you learn "80%" of the words in Quran that you will have understanding. It's not true. And Allah knows best. May Allah bless us and our families. Ameen