ESSENTIAL ARABIC EXPRESSIONS- HOW TO WISH SOMETHING WOULDN'T HAPPEN | 4 WAYS!

ESSENTIAL ARABIC EXPRESSIONS- HOW TO WISH SOMETHING DOESN'T HAPPEN- GOD FORBID!
In this lesson I am teaching you 4 different ways Arabs say God Forbid. I am explaining each expression and showing you the right pronunciation and meaning of each word in each sentence.
The 4 ways are:
1.LA SAMAHA ALLAH
2.LA QADDARA ALLAH
3.B'EED EL SHARR
4.MIN GHER SHARR
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[@meme4one]

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Pete B ...there’s always a small percentage of crazy people in every country, but here in the states, the US gov and mainstream media, which is just an extension of the gov, constantly beat the war drums against the countries it wants to control or destroy, and pumps false propaganda into the minds of US citizens to hate people from these countries. I wish more US citizens would realize what the US gov is doing, and take back control of the US and end these never-ending wars.

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Llmmao

[@ginismoja2459]

Sheʼs Christian

[@PHIllip324]

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[@br19_yt]

In Saudi Arabia and Gulf states we also use the expression “min gher shar” "من غير شر" to say like I want something to happen but without anything can cause a harm in any way , like" If you done the surgery ( min gher shar ) I’ll see you" " اذا سويت العملية من غير شر ، باشوفك" and sometimes we add the expression “InShaAllah” after “min gher shar” like “ If you done the surgery ( min gher shar -InShaAllah- ) I’ll see you” “if you done the surgery hoping that the surgery will not cause any harm to you , I’ll see you” “ اذا سويت العملية من غير شر ان شاء الله ، باشوفك"

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Thanks alot am a ugandan based in saudi Arabia ihave been struggling with Arabic but now atleast I can speak some words in Arabic. thank you so much for helping us.

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[@redrose-ec7ur]

Maha I'm from iran and learning Arabic .You are really energetic and explain fantastically.

[@nainwalgaurav]

جميل جدًّا. استفدت كثيرًا من هذا الدرس المفيد. أتعلم العربية بنفسي ومن فيديوهاتك يا مها منذ ثماني سنوات. أتمنى لقائك والتعلم منك مباشرة في المستقبل. تحيات من الهند.

[@LearnArabicwithMaha]

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[@br19_yt]

Wow , 100% correct ♥️😃 , it’s rare to see non-Arab writes full correct article, you’re very good 👌🏻♥️

[@nainwalgaurav]

@@br19_yt Thank you!

[@nainwalgaurav]

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[@qamajamal]

جميل جدا استفدت كثيراً من هذة الدروس تعلمت العربية بنفسي و من فيديوهاتك منذ ثمانية سنوات و انا اتمني لقائك و التعلم منك تحياتي من الهند

[@michaeldetana3666]

Watching from Tur'an, Israel. Thank you for your videos.

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Supper teacher!!! Lol. You mean super teacher

[@asmaahana5938]

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What a powerful language!❤

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Appreciation. Knowledge and teaching. Skillful work. Thanks

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[@halymam3485]

Mysha’Allah Tabaraka’Allah your a great teacher. Easy for English speaking people to understand!!! Thanks 👍🏽

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[@paulaandrearuiz442]

Me gustan tus videos, son muy útiles. Agradezco por tu esfuerzo en explicar lo mas claro posible. Te deseo lo mejor Maha.

[@sorymosory3549]

Thanks a lot

[@betterandnayapakistan6831]

Hi, dear maha ma'am, I just viewed your video on you-tube sudden and after watching 2 mints, I was thankful to my Allah Almighty that I found your channel starting to learn (First time in my life)Arabic in this beautiful, convenient, easy and understandable pronunciation with clear English and Arabic voice ...Mashkor to you dear and respected ma'am. Muntaser from Pakistan working in Dubai.

[@Moon-wr8xf]

ماشاءالله.. You are great teacher

[@kobstv5114]

Great work

[@sdxcdwsfc8446]

Keep it up madam tnx for sharing keep up

[@TakeEight]

This was a great one. I like the practical phrases that I know I will use in real situations 👍🏽 Thanks

[@LearnArabicwithMaha]

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[@oransherf1089]

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[@azmanosman6810]

Super fantastic

[@areruben10]

Powerful! Allah maak dayman! ;)

[@jdsheleg8332]

When you explain this expressions is almost as if you were explaining Spanish expressions. In Spanish we get the expression " ojala' " from " inshaAllah", although in Spanish it means "I wish/desire [it] happens ". However, depending where and when you where born, like myself, we say a lot "Si Dios lo permite" = "If so Gods wills". Definite influence of the Arabic in Spanish.

[@nancywanjiru2776]

Am working in gulf currently your lessons are very useful to me.. Much love from Kenya Maha

[@museformusic82]

شكرا جزيلا

[@pradelelien1858]

Jazakillah

[@whereisthefood3550]

Have my first apwh test tommorw learning how to pray and say stuff in Arabic and Hindu, and Latin to any God who will listen

[@nsambastevennickel6186]

Maha, thank you for teaching us.Ilearn arabic language because it starts with VSO note SVO.,...etc

[@danka786]

Maha, sei meravgliosa! L'insegnante ideale che tutti - o per lo meno io - vorrebbero avere 🔆😃🙏

[@LearnArabicwithMaha]

Danka * 🙈🙈 che bello, grazie 😍

[@mfvieira89]

Interesting that the opposite sentence ("inshallah" - I've no idea if it's correctly written/transliterated) is basically the same in Portuguese and Spanish ("Oxalá" and "Ojalá"), although in Portuguese we say "Deus queira" (~ "let's hope God wants it") just as frequently or maybe more (depending on the region)

[@enayetullahrahimi6410]

How you are lovely and sweet teaching

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ahamed shafi love to India back

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More of this Kind. ...!

[@maddiemartinez1455]

You are so amazing and my current IDOL! We love you Ms. Yakoub!!!!!

[@BlueSky-ki8kw]

لا سمح الله برضو مستخدمه في السودان و لا قدر الله ايضا شرح مبسط و واضح 💖💖

[@IapetusRetroStuff]

Shoukran Maha, Ana min Albortughaal wa adrusu allugha al3arabiya alfos7aa (wa7dak ma3a alkutub wa 'videos' biki. :)

[@LearnArabicwithMaha]

C64BCOTW mumtaaz!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@vchaks]

Qadar also means fate or destiny or something that has been preordained by Allah. So in this usage it can also mean to hope that such a thing hasn't been destined or ordained to happen.

[@user-fc6tv8rv9f]

Laylat al-Qadr.

[@br19_yt]

T 1985 no “Qadr” here in “Laylat Al-Qadr” means like “power” or something like that , so the sentence will be “the night of power”

[@user-fc6tv8rv9f]

@@br19_yt It is same word. Look at the Arabic root qāf dāl rā (ق د ر)

[@Adil21RUS]

Fate or destiny is the question of choice. Have you heard of proactivity?

[@rubensmoliveira1]

Bom dia a todos!!!

[@shanidn655]

I love you

[@user-nc5bs4io2b]

جميلة ومليئة بالطاقة ربي يحفظك حبيبتي ويحفظ فلسطين😊💐

[@LearnArabicwithMaha]

مُحمدْ يسعدك

[@jswjsw3203]

@@LearnArabicwithMaha الله الي يسعدها وليس محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم

[@ICanSpeakArabic]

wonderful lesson. i hv to work hardcon ع ، غ i love this word.... ba'eedasharr ❤❤❤ 谢谢老师 من غير شر بعيد الشر

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[@azertyi888]

We say this in ALGERIA as well. Baed eshar aleek habibi

[@jaxonkim6951]

Halo Maam Maha,, if u only know am long time student of yours via online only this youtube,,and reallly your rigth because i used those things i learned here in my work with arab clients really important the pronunciations. But walla your so very kind and smart teacher.Thank you so much, always watching here😉😉😉

[@LearnArabicwithMaha]

Jaxon Kim thank you!💜

[@syedmoinali1310]

مرة حلو ،

[@kopeelampoong6464]

@LearnArabicwithMaha ...just came across an instagram meme on yajuj and majuj; suddenly i thought "god forbid" then i found exactly this video - a.m.a.z.i.n.g.! 👏👏👏 شكر *btw, most of the philippine languages (~100) generally follow the V-S-O arrangement, so it's actually helping me understand (at least) the short sentences in arabic

[@GunsmokeLove]

I hear the adhan ما شاءالله😊

[@musinguzigeoffreyaeron153]

I love being here

[@shujabakshi4455]

Please teach some Arabic proverbs

[@levimusitz9186]

مرحبا بعودتك الارض المقدسة

[@chrissorelle5120]

In English, we do have the word "enable". To enable is to "make able".

[@karugabagoerge5178]

I love u too much

[@dreamtobeapolyglot8444]

Great lesson as always and thank you for bringing up this interesting point because although I’m Christian I say for example “uhumdelah” sorry I don’t know how to write it lol and maahsalama and I shah Allah. And I say this because we must all be referring to the same God since we believe in one God and these three religions are all Abrahmic Religions

[@adamzayn3099]

Could You pls do a video on qatari arabic

[@imeldadesantiago9018]

You're an amazing teacher. Thank you Maha!

[@rosieDR]

does anyone remember the title of the video where she explains how to pronounce the Alif depending on where the little hat/ symbol is placed?

[@greenbeauties]

To me the 3rd one is the most difficult to say! I think I’ll stick to the second one 😄

[@LearnArabicwithMaha]

GreenLover 👏🏾😄

[@azertyi888]

Lol. The 3rd is the most used especialy in the desasters. And all arabic countries use it.

[@pcpc5242]

in shaa allah = if GODD willing

[@meme4one]

God is a single D. 👍

[@meme4one]

And for Western and or non Muslim people, this should be understood as "I hope so". The literal translation for us sounds like the person saying it has desolved responsibility on to God which is very frustrating and not intended to be that way.

[@esharaali2774]

Allah is God for everyone not only for. Muslim Christian and. Jews

[@bakarmadiasin3806]

In Malaysia we use to say Nau jubila min jalek for LA SAMAH ALLAH OR LA QADDAR ALLAH . what do you think Mahayakob about our expression.. Correct or not correct according to the Arabic language/ expression?? Please tell me. Sukran jazelan.

[@TM-rm4xp]

Hi Maha, Please could u structure ur lectures in ur playlists? For example if I go to ur lectures in beginner Arabic playlist, there r videos with mixed date of uploading. So I wanted to watch them according to order. Second thing is, can u make a numbering of playlists? Like. 1. Beginner Arabic 2. ... 3.

[@jemts5586]

Don't forget that you can also make your own playlists, and organise it the best way for you. Just a friendly note!

[@pradelelien1858]

Qaddara Allah!

[@marthaindiana]

We have that in Spanish. Ni quiera Dios. Which means never want it, God. Which means the same thing as you were saying in the beginning of this video LasamahAllah

[@mcizzle82]

Does بدون شرّ work here? Just curious. شكرا يا استاذة

[@kerstinklingelhoeffer6759]

Hello Maha I like Mizrahi pop Music. Have you got a comment on this...? There are many Songs with arabic Text. David broza and wissam murad ...

[@selenophile23]

I miss u cookvideos with your family♥️

[@munirmohamedabdallaomar8230]

ماشاءالله .....I know how to write and I understand it 70% but how can you advise me how to speak it fluently? Should I read more or watch Arabic movies

[@selenophile23]

You have to read Dialogs or watch films in arabic. I‘m not Maha:)

[@balumsk]

👍👍👍

[@Curly3373]

I think in Maghreb expressions number 3 and 4 are more common than expressions number 1 and 2 which I discovered thanks to you.

[@elnicedude559]

Havent you ever heard the 2 first expressions before? Weird for someone living in the Maghreb or anywhere of the arab world for that matter, we may not use many phrases and expressions used in the middle east but we certainly heard them on TV or read them. I mean one has to not speak Arabic at all or never read it before to never have heard of some very basic and frequently used words like the first 2 expressions.

[@Curly3373]

mo.elmoro yes I have heard all 4 of them but in Tunisia and with my sister in law's who are from Morocco, I hear more often expressions 3 and 4. And I discovered expressions 1and 2 because I heard them too little times that I did not know they meant God forbid.

[@pcpc5242]

min gher sharr

[@marcelorrangel]

👉❤❤👈

[@heatherabusneineh6281]

Where do you live? My husband is from Old city Jerusalem. The newer family home is in Beit Safafa. I’ve visited there 9 times over 28 years.

[@kiquedc]

What about astaghfurillah, Maha? I've heard that one

[@42643324]

slm Maha, I want to learn a language all Arabs understand. Give lessons on fusha arabic shukran jazeeland.

[@stephane3690]

I have a question ! Why La samaha instead of Ma samaha as the negative form for the past is Ma?

[@PHIllip324]

That rouge at 12:31 was mean as hell. Maha's sharpening her Français!

[@LearnArabicwithMaha]

P. H. Illip 😁

[@imadbrini9179]

Antonio Laera لماذا الدروس الايطالية تختفي من اليوتيوب واصبحت باسم Maha!

[@pcpc5242]

can you read a verse from a bible in arabic and teach us the words 1

[@smartanne6694]

hi Maya ...Anne here, nice to be acquainted on your channel... why do you use Allah when your not a Muslim? Is Arabic a Muslim language

[@relaxroma]

CONTINUA LE LEZIONI CON I DRIVES VERBS PER FAVORE

[@Peristerygr]

Interesting that "la" means "no" or "not". In maltese "le" means "no" -the only word I remember from maltese. And I always noticed how "arabic sounding" the locals were when they speak with each other. As my rbnb host admited maltese are 60% arabic and 40% italian so you wouldn't have any problem with it!

[@Lilkevjr92]

🥰😼

[@michaelcurtis8007]

طیب🙏💚💚💚

[@hellomike05]

How are you Maha? I apologize in advance for asking a crazy question. I am wanting to learn Arabic and will study modern standard first, or in middle of a dialect. I am trying to pick a dialect. Would Levantine Arabic alphabet and language be the same as learning the Palestinian dialect?

[@camillakhayat7726]

hypno smilez pretty much. Each country in the Levant has their own little differences though.

[@hellomike05]

​@@camillakhayat7726 Thank you for your response. How are you? What do you think would be the to learn along with MSA? What would to be best understood by Palestinians, Jordanians, Lebanese,and Iraqis?

[@camillakhayat7726]

hypno smilez I think MSA alongside Lebanese would be good because most people understand Lebanese because of TV. But it is quite a different dialect, with pronunciations of certain letters different even from Palestinian or Jordanian. It’s a much more gentle sounding language. I think Iraqis would understand any of the other 3, so I wouldn’t pick Iraqi.

[@hellomike05]

@@camillakhayat7726 Thank you. I really do appreciate your response.

[@jswjsw3203]

@@hellomike05 if you speak MSA Arab respect you more because only educated people speak MSA .

[@bordoraux9537]

Do you say la qaddara allah or la addara allah in shami?

[@azertyi888]

Yes they say it. Many countries do

[@jemts5586]

@@azertyi888 I think they're asking about the pronunciation of the phrase in shami dialect. They would omit the "qaf", no?

[@banboshebanboshe7267]

in shami, we say it with q in this phrase like it is in standard Arabic

[@HashimAziz1]

I have also heard حاشا but I'm not sure how common it is.

[@SoniaMari]

Mi sembra di capire che la prima espressione sia esattamente come in italiano Dio non voglia...Dio non voglia che... etc

[@hartobpriprihartob7383]

Maha you are beautiful perfect 🙏🙏

[@heatherabusneineh6281]

What is the difference between samah “to allow” and the similar word for “to listen/hear”?

[@br19_yt]

First one ends with a "ح" and second one ends with a "ع"

[@AdamFitriosa]

Allah is God of Abraham,moses,ishak,yaqub,jesus,muhammad SAW😇

[@windubayusaputra2026]

What about a'udzubillahi min dzaalik? Is this the same expression?

[@manarfardouss3330]

اعوذ بالله من ذلك Yes means the same = I seek refuge in Allah from that to happen ..... MAY it not to happen may it not be happened ..oh Allah ! let it not be happened !