Easy Arabic Lesson 27 - Possessive Words | ibn Sabah

Easy Arabic Lesson 27 - Possessive Words | ibn Sabah
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[@copyrightissue5460]

Allah is the word,which combines the definite article ال( the) and إله (god) which makes the meaning that,The god who deserves all the characteristics mentioned in the quran.In this lesson,Being Allah is possesor,ال is not removed because of defitiness of his oneness.ال in the Allah will never be removed in any case.

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[@farahfatima2250]

Aslamoaliekum... These are such beautiful lessons mashaAllah and I saw you answer every question very gently mashaAllah.... Thankyou for this.... I am also having one....in the example SON OF MUHAMMAD - it is ibnu muhammaddin but ibnu is having a nun why we didn't remove it?

[@SiratAlMustaqeem]

The noon is removed when there is 'aani' or 'ayni' or 'oona' or 'eena' at the end. Like - Muslimaani, Muslimayni, Muslimoona, Muslimeena. Here the root word is Muslim, and aani, ayni, oona, eena are the suffix added to it. When the root word itself ends with noon, like (ibn, jinn, teen, furqan) then these words will have tanween over them, and only the tanween will be removed. Also note that, the dual form of ibn is ibnaani or ibnayni... Now in this case aani or ayni is suffix and here noon will be removed. Son of Muhammad. → ibnu Muhammadin Two sons of Muhammad → ibnaa Muhammadin (ibnaani became ibnaa)

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[@laxmareddy4347]

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[@modusulum542]

In Ibn Muhammad, Ibn is heavy word which is against the first rule

[@leolionroarrrrrrr5509]

For book of khalid. Could you use khalidUN or khalidAN? What made it khalidIN ?

[@user-ej9bu5lj3v]

salamu alaykum ustad.. how about samples of possesor with ya. ? all of samples u gave are possesor with al.. pls give also with ya inshaallah shukran jiddan

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Salam brother , ive got one question .. if i learn modern standard arabic grammar is it much diferent from classical quranic arabic grammar? Same or diferent structures,words, etc?Ive got intention to learn both . Ive a bit knowledge of maroccan darija and Qur'an arabic im starting deeply now..wich grammar should i pick? Quranic or MSArabic? Sorry for being a question out of the lesson. Salam

[@mantastyle5758]

Modern standard Arabic & classical (standard)Arabic a.k.a quranic Arabic are almost the same thing, we call both of them as fusha. Some of the differences are quranic Arabic has a touch of balaghah (rhetoric@literature) , use of nun tawkid (nun for emphasis), rare exceptions in grammar(the standard rules almost 100% used,don't worry too much) and use of qiraat in it etc.

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[@irislkvoo]

Assalam utz... may I ask... why in the syahadah... it is Muhammadarr instead of durr like in your example... appreciate if can help me to understand better...

[@bhatpearl7320]

Asalam u alaika, dear teacher.I have a doubt in this lesson.As you said, 'Al' is not used with names, so why do we use 'Al' with the name 'Rehman' in one of the examples in this lessons.And at last thanking you for teaching Arabic through this media, it is quite helpful. Jazakallah u khairan.

[@asaadartdos9805]

(درسُ العربيةِ)don't you think dersu is singular and regarding english one we should make it plural but (dersu) isnt plural. please help me to understand it.

[@saadabadullah7533]

Yes, it was a mistake from my side (I am Saad ibn Sabah). It should have been Duroosu Al Arabiyyah

[@modusulum542]

Ibnu ( boy) is heavy

[@ashaydwivedi420]

How would you say "the six books of the three Muslims"?

[@ashaydwivedi420]

Or in general, use adjectives with the possessed and possessor?

[@saimaansari3819]

what if we add duality and adjective to this? eg: two beautiful book of the boy? translate and explain please

[@saadabadullah7533]

That is in the next lesson

[@mdyousufali9186]

I am not sure but I think the translation is" bayta jamila alwaladi" .this may be wrong. Please check and tell me the right answer. I am new hear.

[@saifuddeenkhan8389]

السلام عليكم Brother this is Saif, I have a doubt, as you tought us early about Iraab Here in this video you gave an example 'book of Boy' so it sould be kitaabo aulaadin cause according to iraab chart Walad turns into Aulaadu in Case 3..if not please let me clears

[@wafazk]

Wslm. Since ustad hasn't replied, I'm replying. Aulaadin means boys not boy. It is case 3 of the plural of waladun. Whereas the case 3 of waladun is waladin.

[@SiratAlMustaqeem]

Yes, she is correct. Good

[@saifuddeenkhan8389]

Shukran

[@sairarakhangi8279]

Assalam u walaikum sir I have a question is that... In last u wrote ' ka'abatun baitul lahi ' I am confused with this plz explain why.. because if we follow the possession rules 1. Possessed is always light. Than why possessed word end with Tanween. Like Ka'abatun baitul lahi. Jazakallahu khair

[@SiratAlMustaqeem]

Baytullahi = Baytu Al-ilaahi Baytu = house (Case 1, Light) Al-ilaahi = the God (Case 3, with Al) Kaba'tun Baytu Al-ilaahi "Possessed + Possession" phrase is Baytullahi. You misunderstood Kab'atun as such.

[@afrozsaifi3272]

can we write كتابُ ولرٍ because in that sentence boy is not specified .... no need to put ال hare...in my opinion..

[@SiratAlMustaqeem]

Afroz Saifi No you cannot write that... Possessed word will never have Al, & Possessor will ALWAYS have Al (except in case of Names) This is how you understand that this combination of two words is Possessor-Possessed

[@anumek567]

We kept the possessed words محمدُ and کعبة as heavy ism . Why ?

[@fereshtehps8008]

Why kaabah has tanwin?

[@TheMynameismax]

in surah fatiha. verse 1. we have الحمد لله . all praise belongs to Allah. so this is possession correct? where الحمد is the possessed word, if so. why does it start with ال

[@SiratAlMustaqeem]

Mole Bannana Alhamdulillahi = Al Hamdu Li Allahi This is NOT Possession. Al Hamdu → The Praise Li → For (Harf) Allahi → Case 3 (Because the word Allah follows a Harf) So, Al Hamdu Li Allahi → The Praise (is) for Allah

[@TheMynameismax]

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[@saifuddeenkhan8389]

@@SiratAlMustaqeem السلام عليكم ورحمة Brother, This is Saif Brother i have a question As you gave an example of the Book of Boy so it should be kitaabo aulaadin cause in case 3 walad should turn into aulaadu

[@salahudeenm.s.6775]

@@SiratAlMustaqeem good reply

[@Zaidgaming78655]

If it is proper noun use ( do zer= in) But in common noun we use ( Al and Ya) right?

[@SiratAlMustaqeem]

It's the opposite... Proper noun has Al or Ya. Common noun has "2 zeyr"

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[@mohammadayyubkhan8541]

Son of Mohammad translated as 'Ibnu Muhammadin'. However, 'Ibnu' ends with noon (I.e.it is heavy ism) and as per this lecture it should be light. Please help...

[@SiratAlMustaqeem]

If there is a noon in the root word itself, then that noon will never be removed... ibn means son. Here noon is part of the word. But if we say two sons = ibnaani Then in 'ibnaani' the 'aani' in the end of ibn is addition... Such noon will be removed to have the word light. 'ibnaani' will be just 'ibnaa' to make it light.

[@mohammadayyubkhan8541]

JazakAllah

[@afifkaya8285]

Al is never used with names. Why Al Hind, Al I'rak?

[@saadabadullah7533]

Never used with names of people (or angels, jinns etc)... Even though, if the name itself is Al-walid. Then the name itself contains Al, then Al will never be removed from that name. Basically, we leave the name as it is. We don't force Al in or out of the names. As for Al-Hind, Al-Iraq, Al-Makkah... Al is already almost always used with the names of arabian cities or arabised names cities and countries. Means India is the name of country, but Hind is it's arabised form. Egypt is the name of country and Misr is it's arabised name.

[@silviapizzigoni4772]

ibn muhammad, why you let the "possessed" word ibn finish with N ?

[@luckylefty4740]

ibn itself is a word for son, its not the plural or dual form just like الذین (read as al lazeena) is a word itself not a definite form of a word.

[@silviapizzigoni4772]

I think I was very tired that moment I ask the question, now I read and it's very silly question 😂 thank you sir Lucky

[@SiratAlMustaqeem]

thank you Lucky Sir 😁👍

[@aokarmy8547]

الْحَمْدُ لِلَّه حمد is praise(pocessed) Allah is poccessor But we see here praise starts with AL pls help

[@SiratAlMustaqeem]

Al Hamdu = The Praise Li = for (preposition /Harf) Allahi = (in case 3 because of Li) Al Hamdu Li Allahi = The praise is for Allah