Some AMAZING secrets about Arabic you probably didn't know - PART II - Arabic101

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Take a bit of a break from Tajweed & Arabic lessons with these interesting facts and secrets about the Arabic language you probably didn't know about.
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[@going2sleep]

SubhanAllah. This ayah makes more sense to me. "“The believers are only those who, when Allah is mentioned, feel a fear (wajl) in their hearts.” (8:2)" 😢

[@NewWorldLies]

or Hashia er Rahmana bil gayb ... makes much more sense

[@gamaltabee6889]

@@NewWorldLies خشي الرحمن بالغيب

[@Gaarawed]

I’m an Arab myself and some of these information I didn’t know actually,but when I thought about it it’s totally true Thanks bro

[@almaariij]

Wow thank sir, I liked the last one it means that how optimistic are the Arabians. We should take a lesson from them.

[@jisanshaikh54]

Yeah! And that lesson will be 2-3 years long ( just kidding )

[@atifnazir1929]

You are born to TEACH ONLY. EXCELLENT teacher!

[@loo6837]

I’m so glad KZbin algorithm recommended this Nobel man to my page. A lot to learn from him. Allah bless you Brother❤

[@m8hamedkotbk]

شعور غريب أني أتعلم عربي بالانجليزي فعلا احنا أصبحنا نجهل لغتنا العربية

[@Yunus1049]

Jazakumullahu akhiran

[@101cheeti]

Incredible! سبحان اللہ وبحمدہ سبحان اللہ العظیم 🌺

[@isc77777]

JazakAllahu Khairan, barakAllahu feek, May Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala reward you with jannatul firdaus

[@sakeenaandhussainapatanwal4444]

I love Arabic. I want to learn the language of Quran! Inshallah ❤️

[@talhainamulhaq2643]

May Allah bless you (Ustad) and all of us with Jannat Al Firdaus Al Aa'la Ameen Ya Rabul Aala'min

[@gnihngnihnaicrag9151]

Thank you very much. Before I was curious in arabic actually i write little by little by copying Al Fatihah thats why I can recite it and I can read it in arabic so far thats only I've learned by self studying arabic .

[@tanvirahmed9582]

Thank you for your channel. May Allah bless you immensely for sharing the knowledge. It's been a pleasure to see the subscriber number growing since I started following your page.

[@zahraA-pe9ii]

Thank you bro you r an amazing instructor, i realy enjoy your class and i gained a lot, jazakalaahu khayran jazaa

[@gulnorapomfret9769]

Thank you soooo much for your Great videos!!!From today's lesson I loved how the talk positive about blind, caravan, desert...Amazing!!

[@zaradee2828]

All good. I like the Qafila most ( The caravan that returns) brilliant optimism!! Thank you for teaching us this.

[@Lotusdlours]

Omgg how deep is arabic JazakAllah brother

[@abdulhamid8891]

Assalam - Br, Incredible efforts you have put to teach mankind, the Holy Quran.Am from Bangladesh. I try to chack and read along with getting heart very often, zajakallah. I wish and pray to Allah for your nek heyat. Sukria

[@hossamyasser8651]

I am impressed by how clear your English is! أحبك في الله

[@hossamyasser8651]

Finally, I see your face. I am happy to see you. You are really diligent and I love your work. Even though I am an Arab, but I love listening to your explanation in English. Thanks!

[@aishasuleiman7197]

Secret 4 is definitely my favorite

[@endahjuliastuti467]

ما شاء اللّه I never get bored back to this channel and kept watching many times, your qualified teaching and adorable voice!

[@hma4266]

Great work!!!

[@dianabdurrohman7508]

Jazaakalaah khoirun from Indonesia

[@bichettebichette8328]

Love them all !!!!

[@aminahvajih2426]

Beautiful information

[@enamforyou]

It's really amazing! Jazakallahu Khairan, brother .

[@AbdulHannan-tc1mj]

Jazak Allah😊

[@naimuddoula]

Really amazing secrets...Hoping for more parts!!!

[@nishatghori6324]

Was real fun learning about this... great style of teaching ! Keep it up 👍

[@iffatsiddiqui3205]

Amazing video! BaarakAllahu feekum.

[@khalidwaleed9039]

Subhan Allah, so amazing!

[@mdshahalamchowdhury4155]

ما شاء الله. Excellent

[@dianabdurrohman7508]

Jazaakalaah khoiron

[@khalidwaleed9039]

JazakAllahu khairun!

[@remifamemories]

Mashaallah... many thanks, akhi. Jazakallah khayran

[@ilhaanf663]

Wow I learned a lot! Thanks 😊!

[@nibo5707]

Maashaa Allaaah Allaaah Haifa brother

[@ferozfersheikh5957]

Brother ... thanks for yours kind efforts ... jazak Allah khairan

[@hduendvshis]

That's really interesting! Bârakallâhu fîk

[@SheriDin]

Excellent!

[@alitarique6969]

Thank you bro you are an amazing instructor, i realy enjoy your class and i gained a lot, jazakalaahu khayra

[@user-ul5pt1yb8z]

Thanks a lot

[@azizaahmad9249]

الحمد لله حاضر وجزاكم الله خيرا

[@alaminislamicstudiescenter8944]

احسنت يا اخي العزيز💕

[@salahuddin3393]

Thanks

[@citizenofsangkub]

I love Arabic 🌺🌺

[@fs5297]

Amazing 🤩

[@majlisiregina6603]

Mashallah, Arabic is The BEST!

[@masoud2040]

جزاک الله خیرا

[@lilnasser3058]

Am greatful alhamdullillah I followed you baraka Allahu fikum

[@nofeah89]

Arabic is the most accurate language to express and describe anything. How perfect is our Lord. سبحان الله

[@sabihashaikh6180]

Like the way they give a positive intonation to words like kafeela

[@aishah8398]

I am really amazed by the secret of having multiple names for one noun e.g Lion has 300 names 😲 no doubt that Arabic is so rich language.

[@yaseenkhan181]

Mashallah how wonderful Arabic is and the teacher is aasum

[@ratnaitayahrun6603]

I love Arabic...especially the quranic language...so full of intricacies ...nothing compares...

[@shabbirlohawala9171]

ابو بصير..... 👏👌

[@amelkatrin3464]

My favorite secret is the last one, the words that are more positive than their meaning or the reality they describe! Masha Allah this is so beautiful and touching, I have goosebumps (is this the correct word?)

[@mdshahalamchowdhury4155]

Excellent. ما شاء الله. تبارك الله. أمان الله. الحمدلله.

[@ABOALAFKAR]

رائع جداً

[@saidfarid6382]

Hello dear professor What you present is really interesting and amazing , thank you so much for your help and advice,i do appreciate your job,i wish you peace and happiness under the sky of prosperity,all the best. Take care and have a good time . Your Student from Algeria

[@souidisaiouad9469]

I like it

[@asiyathnaseem8361]

I like all

[@mystepmyadventure]

الحمدلله رب العلمين

[@ayoublachh7465]

At first when I saw your videos which were just voice courses explaining your intonation astonished me yet the way of your tajwiid Is incredible which put me in a rough spot and jumped in conclusion that I thought you just reversed the script into Artificial intelligence but actually you're real Cannot believe it though

[@izlamicvideoz576]

Job

[@nishatakhtar1557]

Well explained!!! ابو بصیر👍

[@user-kx6mg7fz2c]

Wondering

[@aquaa76]

Allahuakbar.... def a heavenly language.

[@anasbadran2618]

جزاك الله خيرا على مجهودك وأسأل الله أن يرزقنا وإياكم الجنة. هل أنت مصري؟

[@munziroon6585]

When he said Abu baseer😂 wallahi I laughed hard! 😂😂😂

[@dr.sitaratanveer3760]

Presentations with voice only? Please

[@sambinashaikh686]

Assalamualaikum wr wb.... sir can you pls teach noon qatani. And how to recognize root words. Is there any particular method to learn that. As i m tafseer student i want to learn that.

[@Arabic101]

Wa alikom asslam brother/ sister, Yes, I did indeed make a tutorial about noon qutni, you can find it in that link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqqbh2p5qN2Uh80 .. I also explain how to deal with it when it is followed by a hamza in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqHEeWVoYrOpsLc Please check them out and let me know if you still have questions, I'd be glad to help. And yes there is a method on how to recognize a root word and soon in shaa Allah I'll be discussing everything related to the Arabic morphology and how to deal with it.

[@sambinashaikh686]

Arabic 101 jazak Allahukhairan katheera

[@awtm9322]

In your first episode of this series, you mentioned the lion has 29 different names while in this episode it has 300 names. Could you please clarify?

[@abidafathima6222]

assalam alaikum, according to you, how i can increase my vocabulary of words to know the exact meaning of a particular word. For Eg, as you've said that there are many words in Arabic that can be translated to fear but each different word has a similar concept but different deep meaning. how can i try to learn these kind of words? Jazakallahu Khair

[@atifnazir1929]

Number 4

[@sunflowerseeds4199]

May i know if there's an idiom in Arabic 'camel going through the eye of a needle'? Is it a literal meaning, which means an impossibility, or does it have other meaning?

[@Arabic101]

This idiom was mentioned in the Holy Quran, and it says: حَتَّى يَلِجَ الجّمّلُ في سَم الخِياط and it does indeed mean, it won't happen until a camel goes through the eye of a needle which is impossible, of course. Some read جُمل which is also another way to read it, and in this case it means a very thick thread used in climbing trees to collect dates and such .. but it still gives the same meaning of impossibility. Hope this answers the question

[@sunflowerseeds4199]

@@Arabic101 thanks for the reply.. I was quite surprised that the Quran uses the same expression as in the Talmud and the Gospel.. I thought maybe both the Arab and Jewish cultures share the same metaphor

[@nurcahayatimur4012]

Really love it..by ages looking for the meaning and now you explain it clearly..camel too big but still those thread are big for the small needle..wow brilliant answer!!

[@anwarsadat8263]

Can you translate one word" sayyara" which is usually car.this"sayyara" word used in sura"yusuf" when group of people's pull yusef from water wall.i can imagine that time it was must be a caravan of camel or something else but not car.so please which will be the perfect translation of"sayyara" on those days prospective. Thanks bro.

[@Arabic101]

I love your question brother. The word سيارة comes from the verb (سار / يسير) which means to move/ to pass(by). In Surah Yusuf it means a passer-by and/or a passing caravan, since they would not be able to take him along unless they had means of transportation. Later when cars came to existence, the name سيارة was logical because it would literally translate into a (mover) which is the function of the car.

[@anwarsadat8263]

@@Arabic101 thank you very much. I got the answer.keep your programme continue. It very interesting way to learn Arabic.

[@ComicsGyan]

Which software

[@iman9747]

Jazaakallah khair for this video. Now I have question. Is there such a tool that gives such precise definitions of the Arabic words referring to the same concept? How can I learn precisely the vocabulary and not just know that two particular words refer to the same concept ? Is there an app, or a dictionary that is rich like that and that allows non Arabic speakers to learn this? I hope I can have an answer in shaa Allah.

[@Arabic101]

Asslamo alikom brother, Wa Iyyakum.. Yes, there is a way, and it's not via an app or a program. Studying 'sarf' or 'Morphology' of Arabic words, will give you huge insights into how words in Arabic are made, and how the meaning of each word is derived. Please follow the Quranic Grammar series on the channel playlist if you want to start the journey. Asslamo alikom

[@iman9747]

@@Arabic101 Wa 'alaykum salaam brother! I see, well perhaps it would be beneficial that someone creates a tool to teach that. Or maybe not, I don't really know. Alright, I'll watch them in chaa Allah! May Allah guide you and reward you greatly for your efforts. ^-^

[@d7ooom998]

@@iman9747 it’s hard to design a tool like that, and I personally imagine it would take many years

[@mohammedsamir5142]

We, who are known as the native speaker of Arabic, are far away from the language. We have to learn it as a new one. I have just learnt the word "وجل", which I always misunderstood, I think it means "خجل", may because of the similarity of the pronunciation.

[@ramongreen63]

All.

[@nurulkabirkhan9677]

I saw the video once but I cannot find it again: Alif seen and ta when they come before a word together, they change the meaning of the word. Can you post the video one more time please? Example: astainu

[@Arabic101]

Here it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6nYl4xqg6iHjKM

[@khateebabdulrahmaan9681]

Yes. My brother. It’s incredible that I don’t have to go to Jeddah to learn what you know . Alhamdullah. We in America need you to write an Arabic-English dictionary. I know that we could take to heart your translation of Arabic words from the Qur’an. I would want it to be exclusively Quranic words. The popular hand-wehr by non-muslims has cause and is causing distortion of the Quranic concepts. Help us if you can. I remain I am Imam Mujaheed, Kauai Island, Hawaii.

[@shamleedrehan6317]

very fast going you should better if go with more examples,with sillow interpretation. Shamleed Rehan Aaraien.

[@MomiAprial]

Pls also translate in urdu

[@zeeshanfazili9081]

Sir are you from Qatar

[@Arabic101]

No, I am not :)

[@zeeshanfazili9081]

@@Arabic101then from???

[@abdullateef8212]

Only an Egyptian could fill those Qualities

[@user-ox7tl2pn8k]

Wow well done Brother this is way most of translator played game in quranic translation to misguided ummma and its happend in all non arabic tafaser and translation of Quran all over the world.

[@jimmyrizvi466]

Qafila

[@dr.sitaratanveer3760]

Excellent and interesting too. Can you make videos without your appearance?

[@Arabic101]

Then please check my other lessons if you do not want to see my face. :)

[@PASSIFICATION]

im ashamed i overlooked u so many times