Easy Arabic Lesson 14 - Iraab (part 2) | ibn Sabah

Lesson 14
Iraab (part 2)
Let's Learn Arabic With Fun & Ease
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[@MKMuzak]

I never imagined that Arabic grammar is this kinda easy but Jazkallah this brother made for us easy and Alxamdulillah

[@justinaallman]

As a persian ! We are forced in schools to learn arabic! And i neveeeer understood a word!! But i'm studying after 4 years again!! And they are all making sense now!! Thank u for the great teaching skills!!!!! I hope i get high scores in my big exam!

[@islamtorescue4215]

Qalamun Masculine Singular=qalamun(r)qalaman(n) qalamin (J) Dual=qalamani(r) qalamayni (n)qalamayni(J) Plural=aqalamun(r) aqlamann(n) aqlaminn(J) Ayat feminine Singular=Ayatun(R)ayatann(n)ayatinn(j) Dual=aayatani(r) ayatayni (n)ayatayni(j) Plural=aayatunni(r) Aayatinn (n)Aayatinn(j)

[@SiratAlMustaqeem]

Hira Vajahat Maa Shaa Allah correct.. Great work

[@roshaanimran8020]

Well done 👍

[@nadeemusmani3918]

JazakAllah khaira. very excellent and easy way of teaching MashaAllah

[@silviapizzigoni4772]

Perfect explanation

[@riyantoko6102]

شكرا كثيرا و جزاءك الله خيرا كثيرا

[@DebunkSensibly]

Jazak Allahu Khyran

[@hakimahhassan3042]

Jazakallahu khoiran. 🌷

[@ayishariha3393]

Jazhakallah khair

[@LearnArabicPakistan]

جزاك الله خيرا ىا اخي

[@TheEngineerMind]

Very good Brother

[@muneershaikh3299]

Assalamu alaikum, Singular : (c1) aayatun. (c2) aayatan. (c3) aayateen. Dual: (c1) aayatane. (c2)aayateena. (c3) aayateena. Plural: (c1) aayat. (c2) aayateen. (c3) aayateen. If wrong then please inform me!!!

[@rehmatullahkhan5204]

ماشاءالله

[@sahrukhkhan7938]

ماشاءاللہ

[@ibrahimghaitetali3889]

Thank you brother for the very useful lesson. However مسلمةً is not written with alif at the end because Fatha Tanween can be applied to Tae Marbouta. Thank you

[@jasud_khan]

Thanks

[@sumrawasimsiddiqui2551]

What is dual mean in arabic..? Like plural mean jamaa

[@alim241081]

Ya rasoolAllah

[@asifalam1053]

Mutashakkir

[@ayezajalil3461]

Where did you get this Dua in the start?

[@mahiscreativity8083]

Plz edit lesson for case 2for correct knowledge of new learners what if one doesn't read comment,can't know correct rule

[@maryammahboob7359]

The sound of birds are interrupting and making a noise.

[@tryingmyluck2512]

As salamu alekum

[@nazsultana71]

Excellent effort 🌹plz give a link of video in which u tell about what is meant by case 1,case2,case3 etc... Regards

[@sanamshah2559]

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[@neeluparween6563]

Can anyone give me the chart for Qalb

[@learnchinesewithmurad7396]

Singular case one and plural case one pronounce same way muslimatun and muslimatun then why first one is (ta marbut )and last one normal (ta )

[@ruhulaminamin9835]

It would better if you could add Arabic terms also for each word, like; for cases, definiteness etc. You can at least write the Arabic words along with English.

[@SantKumar-zi9qp]

Where are you from?

[@mahamoodvp9129]

Ustad is from patna_ Bihar

[@asifamohdnazeer6888]

What will be d plural of Aayah...is it aayatun?

[@SiratAlMustaqeem]

Asifa pardesi Ayah → Aayaaat آية ← آيات

[@asifamohdnazeer6888]

Sirat Al Mustaqeem JazakAllahu khair

[@sound9108]

Asifa pardesi salam alaikum case 1 ayatun case 3 ayateen

[@arifa1156]

قَلَمٌ is masculine or feminine?

[@rasidulalam6100]

It doesn't fit in feminity criteria so I thiNk it's masculine

[@eidlebanon5245]

it's masculine. Also your name is spelled فاطمة not فاتمة

[@rasidulalam6100]

I think baiyt is masculine

[@sound9108]

Salam alaikum plural of ayah case 1 ( ayatun) case 3 ( ayateen) sometimes we can read it ayat without tanween damma aw kasra. About muslima you made mistake in case 2muslimatan with ta'a marbuta not maftuha.

[@theliightseeker]

sound Assalamualaikum. Does that mean for case 2 muslimah it is مسلمةً instead of مسلمتًا ?

[@theliightseeker]

And can i also ask, why is it a taa marbut? And not adding an alif at the end for case 2 muslimatan (since usually case 2 has alif added at the end). Is it some kind of exception for the word?

[@theliightseeker]

Sorry, need to ask for clarification for something again. Since u said that the case 2 for muslimatan should be a taa marbut at the end, what about for jannah? Will the case 2 be جنةً as well or is the one in the video (جنتًا) correct? I really need help, please

[@SiratAlMustaqeem]

+Saf J Yes, I verified... The words with Ta-marbuta in Case 2 have only Tanween Fatha and not Alif.. So Case 1 → مسلمةٌ Case 2 → مسلمةََ Case 3 → مسلمةٍ Case 1 → جنّةٌ Case 2 → جنّةً Case 3 → جنّةٍ

[@theliightseeker]

Sirat Al Mustaqeem Jazakallahu khairan, that helped a lot!

[@ahmedhass146]

Why do you use such words No need to use such words in learning Arabic Why do you use مسلم كافر؟؟

[@SiratAlMustaqeem]

I made it clear in the very first lesson that this course is Quranic Arabic. If you are intending to learning Arabic for living in a gulf country then this is not a lesson for you... Because modern standard arabic is different from Quranic Arabic. And Quranic arabic is bound to have a lot of Quranic terminologies.

[@ahmedhass146]

@@SiratAlMustaqeem friend im a native speaker, and I find it , it is a little bit not attractive for non Muslim Arabs to learn Arabic when these two words are the first words they will learn. Sorry but please accept my critics

[@SiratAlMustaqeem]

@@ahmedhass146 I repeat... This is a Quranic Arabic course. This is ONLY for those who want to learn arabic to understand Quran. Learning Modern Standard Arabic (the one which is used in gulf countries) is a lot easier than this... You don't need to learn these for them. I repeat I made it very very clear in the very first lesson itself!

[@fathimanasrin6181]

@@SiratAlMustaqeem you lesson is too much understanding From india