AVOID these FOUR mistakes with غ + خ | Makharij & Sifaat Lesson 4 | Arabic101

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[@iqranoreencreator]

Great video on the importance of proper pronunciation in Arabic! I especially appreciated the tips on avoiding the common mistakes of mixing up the makharij (articulation points) and sifaat (vowels and diacritics) of the letters غ and خ. It can be easy to get them confused, but as you mentioned in the video, it's important to pay attention to the details in order to accurately communicate in the language. Thank you for sharing this valuable lesson!

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The best tip that has helped me is practicing lying down for ease of makhaarij

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JazakAllah khairan for the lesson! I think the next ones are Qaf and Kaaf.

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Jazakum Allahu khairan, looking forward to more letters, like ق، itbaq letters and ر

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Letter غ may sound as qalqalah due to not giving it its time (neglecting rakhawa characteristic).

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Thanks for sharing

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Very helpful video

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Jazakallah

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Ghoin and Kho' are the hardest to pronounce to south east asians people. Other difficult letters are ghof and kaf...Sod and dhod.

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Mashallah ❤😊

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Khā' (خ): voiceless velar fricative (/x/) Ghayn (غ): voiced -”- --”-- (/ɣ/)

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Ghayn is more of a ʁ than a ɣ

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May Allah reward you brother . but i can't find the previous 3 lectures on siffat

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IPA should be utilised more

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Deepest part of the tongue

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Done

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Thanks 🥰 I'll be waiting for the sequel, especially for the letters... ش ص ط ث ذ ظ ض

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[@fkhan9383]

So the root of the tongue/جذر اللسان shouldn't be the makhraj bcs it is also used like أقصى لسان?? Please clarify this confusion.

[@Cihan1111]

I‘m German so خ &غ were so easy for me bc we have the exact same soznd

[@ibnusardi1]

Next area of articulation would be the tongue Al-Lisan.

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I think the letter غ sometimes pronounced as the letter "G"

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May I use this resource for wider audience at madressa my local lectures

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[@fra6892]

If we make mistakes that you mentioned to the غ in al-Fatihah does it change the meaning? Is our Al-Fatihah and Shalah valid?

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The next lesson can be of makharaj jeem,sheen,yaa

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Excellent mashallah 👏👏👏 How can i get the pictures you are using while reading?? It is really useful in teaching kids Makharij.

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You mean the charts?

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the diagram of the mouth?

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Dwadth and zwadth

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May Allah SWT reward you sir But sir it's becoming difficult for me to pronounce the two letters خ غ

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Please urdu main b lesson upload kariye

[@ahlam3578]

May Allah reward you but I ask are the faa and the taa both are actually voiceless? I think 🤔

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I want a Link of that book talked about at the end of the video, please

[@Arabic101]

Check the description of the video. Barak Allahu feekum

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انا لاحظت انه ال 6 حروف ء ه ح ع خ غ من حروف الاظهار في أحكام النون الساكنة , يبدو ان للامر علاقة

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هذا صحيح ، و السبب هو بُعد مخرج النون عن مخرج حروف الحلق، فيكون ادغامهم مع النون أو الميم أمر صعب جدا

[@RomalM]

I still don't understand what voiceless actually mean. Since every letter is supposed to create voice, the idea of them being voiceless is confusing. Can you help? thank you.

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The letters S and Z make exactly the same sound, with exception to one thing .. With the /s/ you don't vibrate your vocal cords, and yet there is still sound. But with the /z/ there is that vibration sound that accompanies it. So /s/ is voiceless and /z/ is voiced. Generally, not every sound requires the use of vocal cords.. anyone can essentially whitle just by pushing air through a tight area .. That's also how some sounds are produced: by pushing air through a certain opening. Hope this clears things up for you Asslamo alikom

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[@IrshadAnsari-do6eo]

Assalamu alaikum brother I have difficulty to pronounce خ غ silently in the prayer(Salah). What should I do for this?

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Wa alikom asslam brother, Here's your answer: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zn-ThIqKnrGlprs

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[@bintshareef]

Asslamualekum warehmatullahi wabarakatuhu Ustaad Is there anything called Jidarul Halq known as " wall of the throat" & it's of the articulation point for the letter of throat Plz explain

[@Arabic101]

Wa alikom asslam warehmatullahi wabarakatuhu, Yes, that's correct جدار الحلق is the 'back' wall of the throat, when you go as far as you can to the back of the throat.

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The snoring خ. Yup, that’s me. Thank you for the help

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İs it possible to translate it in turkish language?

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I thought you had already treated this in your phonetics video

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some mushaf write ghayn with blue

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اسلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبرکاته أخي الكرم حل أنت سلفى؟

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Salam, Bismi Allāhi Ar-Raĥmāni Ar-Raĥīmi, I am concerned with the word "Bismi" and the pronunciation of Bismi Allah "ismi" means my name? B-ismi "by my name". in the name of allah should read B-Ism-Illah or b-ism Allah. B-ism-illah would be In the name of illah (God or Lord) and thus the correct pronunciation and meaning. Bismi or i at the end of the word gives a different pronunciation meaning, b-ism-millah. Basmalah is also written Basma means "the smile". This topic has occupied me for a long time and I constantly question whether the pronunciation is correct. As I mentioned before, pronounce B-ism-illah letter B separately. I hope I didn't write confused. please answer

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Wa alikom asslam, I am not sure where you are getting your information from, but it is not accurate, any of it, and my advice is to start learning Arabic, because it looks like you really need to do that. For example, the word بسم ends with kasra not yaa'. The kasra is caused by iltiqaa' As-Sakinain .. So, where do you get 'my name' from? What I would start with is understanding the Arabic vowel system, and then step by step learn Arabic Grammar. You can check the playlists on our channel to navigate the correct course to start with in shaa Allah. Asslamo alikom

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@@Arabic101 Thanks for the answer, yes will deepen my Arabic. Those are guesses I asked to clarify for me. I thought if there was an "I" at the end of the word, it was related to itself. My house- bayti, my car- sayaarati, my name- asmi.... .

[@whiteflagisurrender]

please help me I prononce the letter خ deeper than غ but it sounds right and I don't manage to prononce it differently please is my recitation of surah al fatiha valid? this whole prononciation thing is making me crazy ض ر غ I thought I was an Arabic speaker but I'm so confused pls help :(

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Akhi this is wiswas, I have the same thing and wAllahi if you don't sort it out early it could make your life horrible to live WAllahi, I've researched it, and akhi what you're able to do is what you do, I'm in the exact same situation as you as I'm an Arabic speaker but it's a bit off sometimes because I grew up in the west, I have the same problem, you do your best and if your best isn't perfect then Allah's rahma has allowed us to be exempt, there's a video on sheikh Assim al hakeems channel explaining this

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