Maysoor: Arabic, Lesson 07 (Al Idaafah)

Maysoor are proud to present the seventh in a series of learning Arabic tutorials. This video explores Al Idaafah (possession). This lesson coincides with Lesson 05 from the Madinah Book series where the Mudaafun wa Mudaafun ilayhi (Possessed and Possessor) rule can be found.
This is quite arguably one of the most different rules to understand and grasp in Madinah Book 01, but with hard work and determination inshaAllaah things will all begin to make sense.
The Mudaafun wa Mudaafun ilayhi construction is the relationship between two noun whereby the first noun in possessed or owned by the second. Similar to how we express, "The student's pen" or "The door of the mosque" in English by using the possessive apostrophe "s" or placing the word "of" between the two nouns to demonstrate possession, we can also express this meaning in Arabic ensuring each noun meets certain regulations.
We will touch upon the rules pertaining to each noun in this episode and also provide ample examples for your to enjoy and learn from inshaAllah.
This video has been produced in conjunction with Al Madinah Students 2010.
Maysoor Team
2011

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Thank you so much for the explanation

[@muhammadfayyaz6124]

Wonderful teaching method

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مش اللا غوور subhana Allah.

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@TheFaiz1982 Allaahumma Ameen. Shukran for your support!

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السلام عليكم صباح الخير كيف كو eny people good

[@Neoewu]

Assalamu Alaikum brother, I think it's better to pronounce Masjid instead of mosque since mosque sounds like mosquito. Masjids are Muslim's heritage so we should pronounce it as it appears in Quran and Hadith. Jajakallahu Khairan.

[@razihidup]

Masha Allah, this is very helpful, barakallahu feek ya akhii

[@AbdullahAhmadPg]

Hopefully more lessons will follow in a short space of time.Shukran to all participators of Maysoor Arabic. from Abdullah Ahmad.Penang.Malaysia.

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أخي الحبيب هذا الدرس صعب جدا للاطفال

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بارك الله فيك يا أخانا ولكنه ليس للأطفال

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Wa Jazak’Allah u khaira wrwb

[@AlMadinahstudents]

@Hamza120994 BaarakAllaahu feeka akhee Hamza

[@MAli99923]

@11:04 the sentence reads قولُ المدرس حق ... how comes حق is translated as "the truth" whilst it's indefinite.

[@hugop.abrahamse9429]

I think that the translation "truthfully" might be more appropiate here.

[@MAli99923]

@@hugop.abrahamse9429 Can you please translate the whole sentence

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barakallahu feekum

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thank brother

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Amiin

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آمين

[@MAli99923]

Brother, I have a question. How do I say, "the teacher's new book" ...

[@Abunooradam]

كتاب جديد المدرس

[@Abunooradam]

I’m new to Arabic so I’m not sure but I just wanted to try and figure it out lol

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Kitabul-mudarrisil-jadeed

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@@Abunooradam you didn't use the words' right order.

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Masa Allah

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موسل allah bery good thank u so much. We all good so beautiful and a happy Allah. Muck of Allah.