Beginners Arabic - Lesson 12 - Nouns - Gender

Everything you wanted to know about Masculine and Feminine nouns in Arabic.
In this lesson we go through and cover all aspects of a masculine and feminine nouns in Arabic
- What are masculine nouns in Arabic?
- what are Feminine nouns in Arabic?
- Feminine ending - Taa Marbuta
- Feminine ending - Alif Mamdudah
- Feminine ending - Alif MaQsurah
- Feminine nouns for countries, nature, proper nouns
Lots of practice for pronunciation.

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Can you please explain why sometimes the female noun ends with "tun" and other times with "ah". Can't it just be "ah" everytime as that is the sound of the ta marbuta?

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Mistakes noticed: Fikra is with a kaf, not Qaf. And scientists (Olama'a) ends with a hamza not a ta'a marbuta.

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could you please tell me why in the word "hudan" هُدًى the double fathah is above the dal and not the alif maqsurah?

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If I want to write dr. Before a name should I write it as at-tabbib or at- tabbibu.

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