Arabic VERB FORMS Made Easy - Quranic Grammar Lesson 11 | Arabic101

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Assalamu Alaikoom. In "sana" dua there is a تَ attached with two words. The 1st word is (تَبَارَكَ = تَ + بَارَكَ) The 2nd word is (تَعَالَى = تَ + عَالَى) In previous comment you told me tha بركة = Blessing (Noun) and بَارَكَ = Blessed (Past form) Now my question is that, what is the meaning of "عَالَى" and why there is a تَ connected with these 2 words- (عَالَى and بَارَكَ) I also want to know that, why there is a ى connected with the word "عَالَ"?

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[@lamb8520]

Active past: شَعَرَ Active present: يَشْعرُ Active imperative: اشْعُرْ Passive past: شُعِرَ Passive present: يُشْعَرُ Gerund: شَعْر Active participle: شَاعِرٌ Passive participle: مَشْعُورٌ Place and time: مُشْعَرٌ

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Active present

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a correction: the 'place and time' word for Measure I should have a fatha on the beginning م, not dhamma. There was a mistake on the chart in this video but it was corrected on the downloadable chart.

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Past شَعَرَ Present يَشْعرُ Imperative اشْعر passive Past شُعِرَ passive present يُشْعَرُ gerund شَعْر Active participle شَاعِر passive participle مَشعُور Place&time مَشْعَر

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Assalamu Alaikum. Please tell me what's the Difference bitween بركة and بَارَكَ?

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Assalamualaikum brother. The poster has a mistake. On measure V column 2 Active Present there is a typo that will confuse many. Please correct that. Rest, you are one of the most wonderful teachers I have ever encountered in life. Only Allah can grant you the returns for what you are doing. Warm regards and lots of love from Kashmir

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I have a Question. The middle Vocal of the Verb (e.g. the ت by كتب) can have a Fetha, Dammah or Kesra by conjugate it into the Present tense (e.g. هو يَكْتُبُ). And another word like نَصَرَ is conkugated in Present tense like هو يَنْصُرُ. So what is the Trick behind? How can I know which vocal the middle Letter will have by conjugation?

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Are measure, pattern, and molds being used interchangeably? In lesson 11, you refer to them as if they are 3 different concepts. JazzakAllah khayr for the clarification.

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Sir, the thumbnail of this video reads Lesson 10 instead of 11. Also, both the links for Homework lesson 11 and Verb Forms Poster are broken. Thank you for your great lessons and resources. Love you for the sake of Allah. May Allah accept all your efforts and preserve and protect you and your family. Ameen. Summa Ameen.

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Pls pls can you elaborate the "meaning of the Measure?" The first column?Its a bit confusing and as i think if we know it well than it will help very much

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Question: 3:55 The video shows يكتُبَ while your voice is saying يكتبُ this is confusing me if I use the table you gave to identify the meaning using roots and measures

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@Arabic101 Assalam Alaikum wa Rahmatullah, Ustadh could you post a similar table to this one but in Arabic?

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Is the column for Place/Time correct? For example, if we take the word كتب what would the outcome be?

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Asslamo alikom, That was indeed a typo, I corrected it, you can find the latest version here: bit.ly/37e0ziH Jazakum Allahu khairan.

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Wa alikom asslam, Yes, they are explained under "how to understand 85% of the Qur'an" series Asslamo alikom

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What are the meanings (in english) for 'active imperative', 'noun passive participle' and 'noun place and time' for the example given? Or did you leave this out for a reason?

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Salam aleikum! Dear Instructor, it would also be very helpful if you could give the names and numbers of the Suras and of the ayats you provide at your lessons. Shukran Lika!

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Assalamu Alaikum. Please tell me what's the Difference bitween بركة and بَارَكَ?

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Assalamu Alaikoom. In "sana" dua there is a تَ attached with two words. The 1st word is (تَبَارَكَ = تَ + بَارَكَ) The 2nd word is (تَعَالَى = تَ + عَالَى) In previous comment you told me tha بركة = Blessing (Noun) and بَارَكَ = Blessed (Past form) Now my question is that, what is the meaning of "عَالَى" and why there is a تَ connected with these 2 words- (عَالَى and بَارَكَ) I also want to know that, why there is a ى connected with the word "عَالَ"?

[@lamb8520]

The taa is added for words as a prefix. All I know

[@lamb8520]

The root is ع ل ي. So the pattern is to add an alif after first letter. So ب ر ك ب ا ر ك The alif is added after baa in this case. So it's baarak, and the taa is added before it. In this case, ع ا ل ى The yaa is interchangeable with the waaw and alif. So the alif sound comes. Hope it's clear. I'm also not that good at Arabic yet

[@mahtabkabirshadab780]

Thanks for the knowledge. Inshaa Allah I'll find the inner meaning soon.

[@Jamie-rg5ss]

3:37 why is the root of كَتَبَ the present form of يَكْتُبُ when the root of فَعَلَ present form is يَفْعَلُ? When all the fa kalima, ain kalima, and laam kalima have fat’ha. Why does the ain kalima have a dhamma for (kataba) whereas the ain kalima for (fa Aa la) has fat’ha

[@Arabic101]

The three letter verbs are the most 'irregular' verbs among all the other forms. That's why we have bundled them together to be learned together by heart

[@Jamie-rg5ss]

Thanks for the quick reply. I have memorised most the main patterns from your chart but I find it difficult do understand the meaning and how to utilise it. If you gave me a new word and the root meaning, I am able to find its pattern but I’m not able to understand the meanings of the altered measure (passive of 1, reflexive, etc etc). Could you direct me to a chart or video or place which explains in detail how the measure changes the meaning of a root so I can derive my own meanings

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Can anyone explain to me the time and place pls I didn't get it

[@Arabic101]

Place in Arabic means اسم المكان which turns the verb into a noun indicating where the verb happens. Example: كتب becomes مكتب which is a place where things get written, or "an office" to be more precise. Time means اسم الزمان which turns the verb into a noun indicating a time when the verb happens. Example: وعد means to promise, and it becomes موعد which is a time to do something promised, or "an appointment" to be more precise. Hope this helps.

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NOOR Foundation - International Inc. This Arabic Dictionary could be useful to form such tables for each verbs...

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السلام عليكم و رحمةالله و بركاته... why did you put the dammah on the ك ...

[@ishtiaquehussain]

I cannot seem to find the match for 'Makrann' from the table, please help. Thanks.

[@Arabic101]

The word مَكْر is an infinitive form. It will be under the first row (variation #1) مَكرًا

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Walikum Assalam. Thank you!

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Assalamu Aleikum brother, Are we expecting more videos related to Arabic grammar anytime soon?

[@Arabic101]

Wa alikom asslam, Yes, will pick it up again to finish this series after Ramadan in shaa Allah.

[@mahtabkabirshadab780]

Assalamu Alaikum. Please tell me what's the Difference bitween بركة and بَارَكَ

[@mariamyehia4070]

(Barakبارك) is the past of the verb (yobarek يبارك) while (barakah بركة) is the noun of the verb and the first means blessed while the second means the bless itself

[@mahtabkabirshadab780]

@@mariamyehia4070 Thank you so much for the information. Now one last question, what's the meaning of "تَبَارَكَ"? There is an extra تَ. I'll be very grateful.

[@TheRaafia]

@@mariamyehia4070 in Arabic there are 10 patterns/ wax sans/ mounds. This ت is part of the one of the pattern .

[@mahtabkabirshadab780]

@@TheRaafia Does this extra "Ta" change the meaning of Baaraka(Blessed) word? If it does so than what is the changed meaning of it?

[@tazinurrahman893]

Assalamualaykum. The imperative of the form 1 and the past of the form 4 makes me confused

[@zulyayakubovna7049]

Thanks for everything but one misunderstanding time and place of noun what does it mean? Please 🙏 explain it

[@Arabic101]

It means you turn a root to a 'place' or 'time' related in meaning to the root. so كتب means 'to write' مكتب is an office (a place where things are written) And وعد means 'to promise' and موعد is (an appointment > a time when we agreed to meet) .. and so on. Hope it's clear now. Asslamo alikom

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[@mahtabkabirshadab780]

Arabic 101 Assalamu Alaikum. Please tell me what's the Difference bitween بركة and بَارَكَ?

[@Arabic101]

Wa alikom asslam, The first word is a past verb (gave blessing) and the second is a noun (blessing)

[@mahtabkabirshadab780]

Assalamu Alaikoom. In "sana" dua there is a تَ attached with two words. The 1st word is (تَبَارَكَ = تَ + بَارَكَ) The 2nd word is (تَعَالَى = تَ + عَالَى) In previous comment you told me tha بركة = Blessing (Noun) and بَارَكَ = Blessed (Past form) Now my question is that, what is the meaning of "عَالَى" and why there is a تَ connected with these 2 words- (عَالَى and بَارَكَ) I also want to know that, why there is a ى connected with the word "عَالَ"?

[@ivanovv__3]

What means Reflective of and Passive of? Please tell me.

[@Arabic101]

Like I explained in the video, I'll explain each form with its frequent verbs in a separate video each in shaa Allah.

[@scissor7471]

Assalamu alaikum shaikh where is 2nd part?

[@dilkhischaumun4964]

They conspired a plan and We schemed a plan but they perceive not. Is this answer correct

[@HeruSetiawan-z1s]

My question is : if كتب belong to 1st root, why the present become يٓكتُبُ not يٓكتٓبُ ?

[@taam380]

Would you please give the English examples of verbs which are mentioned vertically. You gave examples of those horizontally. I don’t understand. Even though you mentioned reflexive of 1,2,add color etc. but i can’t understand because you didn’t give examples. I understood all your lectures except this.

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i need the next part , i cant find lesson 12

[@Arabic101]

There isn't Lesson 12 yet. I am explaining the verb forms in detail in this series: kzbin.info/aero/PL6TlMIZ5ylgr0FQHVC3yzL6TM9lOXHXc7

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Salaam I can’t seem to download the chart