Quranic Grammar MADE EASY - Lesson 8: Hidden Pronouns | Arabic101

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🔷 *Task 1:* Verb conjugation: 🔹(انا) جئْتُ رَزَقْتُ اَرْسَلْتُ 🔹(انت) جئْتَ رَزَقْتَ اَرْسلْتَ 🔹(هو) جاء رَزَقَ اَرْسَلَ 🔹(هي) جاءَتْ رَزَقَتْ اَرْسَلَتْ 🔹(هما) جاءَا رزقَا ارسَلَا 🔹(انتما) جئْتُمَا رزقْتُمَا ارسَلْتُمَا 🔹(نحن) جئْنَا رزقْنَا ارسَلْنَا 🔹(هم) جاءُوا رزقُوا ارسَلُوا 🔹(هن) جئْنَ رزقْنَ ارسَلْنَ 🔹(انتم) جئْتُم رزقْتُم ارسَلْتُم 🔹(انتن) جئْتُنَّ رزقْتُنَّ ارسَلْتُنَّ 🔷 *Task 2:* Verbs and hidden pronouns: 🔹(هو) ختم 🔹(هم) ٱستكبر(وا) 🔹(انتم) ءامن(تم) 🔹(هم) فعقر(وا) 🔹(هم) عت(وا) 🔹(هم) قال(وا) 🔹(نحن) ٱئت(نا) 🔹(نحن) تعد(نا)

[@Arabic101]

Excellent work .. Ma shaa Allah. When it comes to the pronoun نحن , it can however get a bit confusing because نا- can be used for the meaning of (us/ our) but also could be used with the meaning of the hidden pronoun (we) So فَعَلنا means we did and تَعِدُنا means you promise us ... I was planning to make a lesson about this particular confusion, so in shaa Allah, this will be sorted. Once again, may Allah reward you for your efforts. Keep it up Asslamo alikom

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[@fs5297]

@@Arabic101 So the real verb is actually "تعد"? and it is conjugated with "انت"?

[@Arabic101]

@@fs5297 Yes Exactly.. You understood it ma shaa Allah. It means 'you promise'

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HOMEWORK - Quranic Grammar - Lesson 8 Task (1): Conjugate these three verbs into their possible variations: 1. أَرْسَل : أَرْسَلْتُ أَرْسَلْتَ أَرْسَلتْ أَرْسَلا أَرْسَلْتُمَا أَرْسَلْنَا أَرْسَلُوا أَرْسَلْنَ أَرْسَلْتُمْ أَرْسَلْتُنَّ 2. رَزَقَ رَزَقْتُ رَزَقْتَ رَزَقَتْ رَزَقَا رَزَقْتُمَا رَزَقْنَا رَزَقُوا رَزَقْنَ رَزَقْتُم رَزَقْتُنَّ 3. جَاءَ جَاءْتُ جَاءْتَ جَاءَتْ جَاءَا جَاءْتُمَا جَاءْنَا جَاءُوا جَاءْنَ جَاءْتُم جَاءْتُنَّ Task (2): - Identify the verb forms in these ayat, THEN; - Highlight which hidden pronoun they include. (no need to translate the verb) خَتَمَ: He قَالَ: He استكبروا: They (pl., masc.) ءامنتم : You (pl., masc.) فعقروا: They (pl. masc) وقالوا: They (pl. masc)

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Wa alikom asslam, Jazakum Allahu khairan for your support. There are indeed things that are left out because I only focus on the information you will need to understand the Quran. So if there is something that was not mentioned in the Quran or it was just mentioned once or twice, then I will not discuss its rules since it won't be essential to understand the Quran in Arabic. So I try to give the shortest way possible for non-Arabs to understand the Quran. However, I am working on an MSA series, which is just general Arabic, and in this series I discuss all the rules regardless of their relevance to the Quran. Hope this answers the question in shaa Allah Asslamo alikom

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Task 1 a) جاء جاءْتُ -I جاءْتَ -you جاء -he جاءَتْ -she Plural جاءْنَا -we جاءْتُم -you(plural) جاءوُا -they(males) جاءنَ - they(females)

[@Arabic101]

Asslamo alikom, Verbs that have hamza in the middle can be quite problematic, which I will explain more about as you progress through the course in shaa Allah. The hamza in the middle should become ئـ so You جئت You (pl) جئتم they (females) جئن If you choose another verb to try again, I'll look at it one more time for you in shaa Allah.

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does the connected forms in arabic have different pronunciations or are they the same?

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You mean the connected pronouns? No they are pronounced the same.

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What about the hidden pronoun for Anti? (FYI, I am taking a Quranic arabic course and these videos are incredible!)

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Btw whats the past conjugation for أنتِ؟

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Wa alikom asslam, I try and post the answer key on my social media accounts Facebook/ Instagram. And if you want, you can just send me your answers, and I'll correct them for you in shaa Allah

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@@Arabic101 Thank you for the quick reply. I saw someone else posted his answers and you said they are correct, so I compared with them.

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Is it ماضي or ماضٍ

[@Arabic101]

The word ماضي is called in Arabic اسم منقوص It does indeed lose the yaa at the end, and you write it as ماض but only in certain cases: if it is 'majroor' or 'marfoo'. So it requires context for it to receive the proper formation. But for clarity purposes, and absence of context, we use ماضي Asslamo alikom

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AL-MUBDI The Originator, The Initiator 59 ٱلْمُعِيدُ AL-MU’ID The Restorer, The Reinstater 60 ٱلْمُحْيِى AL-MUHYEE The Giver of Life 61 ٱلْمُمِيتُ AL-MUMEET The Bringer of Death, the Destroyer 62 ٱلْحَىُّ AL-HAYY The Ever-Living 63 ٱلْقَيُّومُ AL-QAYYOOM The Sustainer, The Self-Subsisting 64 ٱلْوَاجِدُ AL-WAAJID The Perceiver 65 ٱلْمَاجِدُ AL-MAAJID The Illustrious, the Magnificent 66 ٱلْوَاحِدُ AL-WAAHID The One 67 ٱلْأَحَد AL-AHAD The Unique, The Only One 68 ٱلْصَّمَدُ AS-SAMAD The Eternal, Satisfier of Needs 69 ٱلْقَادِرُ AL-QADIR The Capable, The Powerful 70 ٱلْمُقْتَدِرُ AL-MUQTADIR The Omnipotent 71 ٱلْمُقَدِّمُ AL-MUQADDIM The Expediter, The Promoter 72 ٱلْمُؤَخِّرُ AL-MU’AKHKHIR The Delayer, the Retarder 73 ٱلأَوَّلُ AL-AWWAL The First 74 ٱلْآخِرُ AL-AAKHIR The Last 75 ٱلْظَّاهِرُ AZ-DHAAHIR The Manifest 76 ٱلْبَاطِنُ AL-BAATIN The Hidden One, Knower of the Hidden 77 ٱلْوَالِي AL-WAALI The Governor, The Patron 78 ٱلْمُتَعَالِي AL-MUTA’ALI The Self Exalted 79 ٱلْبَرُّ AL-BARR 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TASK 1 1- جاء انا جئتُ انت جئتَ هو جاء هي جائت هم جائوا نحن جئنا انتم جئتم انتما جئتما انتن جئتن هن i don't know 2- رزق انا رزقتُ انت رزقتَ هو رزق هي رزقت هما رزقا انتما رزقتما نحن رزقنا هم رزقوا هن رزقن انتم رزقتم انتن رزقن 3- أرسل انا ارسلتُ انت ارسلتَ هو ارسل هي ارسلت هما ارسلما انتما ارسلتما نحن ارسلنا هم رزقوا هن رزقن انتم رزقتم انتن رزقتن TASK 2 ختم ماضي قال ماضي استكبروا ماضي فعقروا ماضي عتوا ماضي قالوا ماضي ائتنا مضارع تعدنا مضارع

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[@Arabic101]

Asslamo alikom. Very good brother. We say: هي جاءت not جائت هن رَزَقَنَ and finally: ائتنا is an imperative form فعل أمر Asslamo alikom

[@badia4610]

@@Arabic101 thank you i have to be more concentrated. Could you please tell me what's the form of the vers جاء on هن ...

[@Arabic101]

@@badia4610 You're welcome brother It's جئن

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