Arabic grammar language The Vocative حرف النداء، النداء، المنادى [

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Jazakullahu khairan, Very useful.

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Mashallah ustath again very good lesson, perfect for those whose seek guidance جزاکمالله و الخیر

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Ustaz Arjan Ali, thank you a lot for describing the clause of yea Bani Israela. Mostafizur Rahman. Bangladesh

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Ameen - May Allah make it easy for all of us

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Beautiful lesson. With the new material, there was a lot of revision of previous knowledge. Alhamdulillah

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Alhamdulillah! Practical.Concise. Thank you to all who have made these series possible. Including the teachers and all participants.

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Alhamdulillah. Thank you very much to Ustadz Muhammad Arjan Ali and the team. Excellent lesson taught. Yes I agree with you. Revision is important. While waiting for the next lesson, I keep on repeating the previous lessons. Alhamdulillah. May Allah swt grant me and all my dear brothers and sisters, following the lesson, a better understanding of the Quran and may Allah swt give us strength to abide and amal. Thank you again ustadz. May Allah swt grant you hasanah in this world and the hereafter.

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Thank you very much ... Alhamdulillah I could learn Al Qur'an better by learning Arabic grammar taught by you ustaz. May Allah swt gives you strength and courage to continue your good deed. Aamiin

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MashAllah, Jazak Allahu Khayran especially for including some pondering over the ayat giving us lessons and benefit not just from the Arabic but out mannerism Jazak Allahu Khayran

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Extremely well done Masha Allah. I have learnt this before in bits and pieces from various books digging around to find these gold nuggets and here I have found you have put everything in one place and made it so easy Alhamdulillah! May Allah reward you and the entire team for your efforts , for great content and for excellent examples to relate to !

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Alhamdulilah. Great lesson learned. Penultimate lessons for ISM, and can't wait to go to next level. The only feedback I can give is the explanation for sons of Israel, that part even though it was extensive, it is still digesting in me. Not sure if I fully comprehend the transformation (of word: sons) that takes place, but maybe I just need to learn it a few more times. Jazzakumullahu khayran.

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MashaAllah, one another excellent lesson. The best part of it to me is the word by word grammar wise sentence breakdown. The vocative words, uses and effects have been nicely presented too. This lesson has been very much beneficial for me and hopefully for all. May Allah reward you for your efforts.

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may Allah reward you the nicest way. I'm looking forward to have exercices regarding this playlist and move onto the intermediate level

[@nasarazam]

At 13:00, the analysis of "Ya banee Israel" is very advanced stuff for me. I was able to understand , but can I retain it? No so sure ... :)

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Insa Allah as you go through the lessons you will be able to see what is going on,

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Insha'Allah a plan is place to develop a website soon, www.LisaanulQuran.com as soon as it is launched we will have some resources there Insha'Allah

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The statement "laa yugnii anka shayan" please my question is why the "Yaa mutakalim" if that is so is not refer Annabi Ibrahim but the whole phrase refers to the father only. Please educate me if the Yaa in the yugnii is not mutakalim.

[@TheLanguageofQuran]

I am sorry I do not understand your Question. If it is related to a verse of Quran, please check any translation and you will be able to work it out Insha Allah. AI am also very sooy, that I am not able to give detailed answers to Aayah analysis or grammar lessons here. I can only respond to questions related to what has been covered in my video lessons.