Follow these SEVEN STEPS to pronounce ض correctly | Arabic101

[@babacardiouf599]

This letter is used everyday because of Fatiha. Thanks for this lesson. May Allah rewards you for your assistance.

[@3boys1family]

Ameen

[@michaelmouawad3575]

This is one of the hardest letters, and the most important to the identity of al lugat alarabiya. Thank u for this

[@nuzhatjalil230]

Maa Shaa Allah you teach us in a very positive way ,may Allah give me the strength to learn the Quran in a righteous way.

[@TheMuslim-dx4tt]

May Allah reward you الفردوس. I have been suffering from Waswaas (Whispers of the devil) and it really made me stress every single letter in Surat Al Fatiha in prayer which made it hard to pray and it took me more than ususal to pray. As an Arabic speaker, all of a sudden, I couldn't pronounce ض anymore cause of too much stressing the letter, but Mashallah, step 3, was a lot helpful. Now, I can pronounce الضالين easily with no problem. Jazakum allahu khair.❤❤❤❤

[@Halal_Shaify]

I'm a non Arab and I dealt with the same I still struggle to pronounce it it's been months

[@01PembacaQuran]

Thank you so much for the tips n steps. May Allah bless u!!

[@EliteArab89]

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[@mahmathabulkalamazad8901]

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[@lilawajdia]

Jazakum Allah khyre. It s very helpful. I had a very hard time learning how to pronounce this letter even though i m arab. My quran teacher made me repeat the word until i say it properly. Sometimes for 1 hour, I read half page only of the quran. Now al hamdolillah I reached 3 pages per hour. U need a physical teacher to improve 😊

[@realm486]

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[@realm486]

This teachers explanation is helpful

[@AbdulHannan-tc1mj]

Jazāk-llāhu Khairan Kasiran 😊

[@saifrockz6690]

Alhamdulillah Finally i want what i wanted to get to know... Jazakallah

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[@baay81]

I needed this. thanks for sharing!

[@Avistyl]

Jazakhallah khairan Sheikh, Can you make a video about tongue exercises for Quranically pronouncing the letter ر? I keep on pronouncing it like the /r/ native Arabs use and you mentioned tongue exercises in your Makharij and Sifaat al Huruf video so it would help with me pronouncing it. Jazakallah khairan

[@Waterganz10]

jazakumullahu Kairan brother

[@HaniyaAhmed-zp6jj]

JazakAllah o Khair... really helpful series..I was able to understand better makharij with sifaat series

[@realm486]

This teachers explanation helped me aswell

[@olasunkonmirotinwa3597]

Jazakunmu Llahu khaeraa

[@PGY2000]

I'm Arab now. Jazak Allahu Khairan.

[@easylife51431]

Excellent JazakAllah khair

[@mazharnazarallyrangoonwala7800]

Very well explained step wise jazakallahu Khairan

[@bebeali5468]

Alhamdulillah for beneficial knowledge ❤

[@LearnArabic-sinawy]

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[@naveedirshad327]

Outstanding Arabic 101 Your channel has amazing content I just wanna know how you make this type of videos? Is there some app or software you use Please let me know

[@Hawa-c9k]

thanks for the video it was very clear. I was wondering what program you use to make the videos. thanks😊

[@salammeanspeace.]

I love watching your videos!

[@msayeed78]

May Allah bless you.

[@MrKaugaban]

JazakaAllahukhairankatsiraw. ❤

[@johnsmith-bs7ln]

Thank you for way to practice

[@DrYahyaMuhamed]

جزاك الله الله خير الجزاء

[@meenha1976]

Been trying for 3 years to master ض، I'll try practicing this way now and انشاءاللہ will master it

[@Arabic101]

Please correct it: إن شاء الله

[@kenkaneki9138]

Please correct it, the way you wrote it is very bad.

[@Curious-v3g]

JazakAllah khairan

[@MR-hm1qe]

barakallahu feekum

[@Twilight2595]

Masha Allah...this channel is a gem

[@ishaansari52]

JazakAllah

[@physicswithsalenkano6472]

This letter (ض) gives me a great difficulty. Thank you for your help.

[@seenathttv1621]

it is study easily😊

[@sadiaalvisadia5552]

Jazakallah

[@WaseemKhan-kf7bm]

JazakAllah brother, could you please make a similar video on the letter غ?

[@yasminsultana7407]

I am struggling letter ح Plz make an easy video about it to pronounce correct way. I always mixed up with ه

[@RuleofThehyperbolic]

assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh can you explain al-bukhari 5046 is there a special prolongation rule for the basmalah?

[@ohd1445]

نبي مثله بالعربي جزاك الله خيرًا

[@UmairAamir01]

Jazak Allah for this lesson. I have a question, does ض's makhraj involve touching the edges of tongue to the lower molars or upper molars? From your previous lesson, I thought that the tongue's edges have to touch lower molars. But from that 2 hands analogy in this video, it seems that the edges have to touch and move through the upper molars? Is this right?

[@truthfulservant8572]

Asalamu Alaykum. Please can you make a video on وٱغضض in Surah Luqman and يغضضن in Surah Nur with the ض sakinah after ض مضمومة

[@EF52627]

Can you do a video on Hijazi script/ortography

[@StarMercy-ic6pz]

Thanks 👍 may Allah reward you 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Aroma709]

Please explain for "ain" also

[@I.ebluefish]

Assalamualaikum akhi can you make a series about every Arabic letters Pronunciation? May Allah reward you ❤

[@Arabic101]

Wa alikom asslam, Here's the full courses: kzbin.info/aero/PL6TlMIZ5ylgpmlnN3EpkOec0tJ8OJZ5re&si=vHMS96A-vyG4cxzq

[@I.ebluefish]

@@Arabic101 jazakmullah khair.

[@amerelliotrancekeehl6287]

Thank you for explaining. I find it difficult to pronounce it in a word or in an ayah

[@Arabic1Academy]

تدرب وكرر وستتعلمه بسهولة 😊

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[@Amirkhan-j.dreamer]

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[@cin.halayi]

i figured out i needed this tut

[@AbuBakr1]

Always verify whatever you learn on KZbin. Thanks

[@UsamaKhan-xs9do]

Respectfully, this modern pronunciation (also known as the Egyptian ض) is something that does not exist in the literature of classical tajweed scholars, including Ibn al Jazari and Makki ibn Abi Talib. Rather, what we find in the books is that ض has consistently been defined as being very close to the pronunciation of ظ. The modern ض 's pronunciation, in comparison, is close to the letter ﺩ. There are many treatises written on this subject that go into detail about the true pronunciation of ض, with one of the main issues being that ض is described as a letter of rakhawa (in addition to it described as resembling ظ and not ﺩ). The problem with the modern, Egyptian ض is that you cannot actually create rakhawa. The sound that comes out when you try to is actually being produced from the nostrils. Close your nose and then try to produce rakahwa - you will not be able to. In the recent age some of the great ulema used the classical pronunciation of ض instead of the modern, Egyptian pronunciation, among them being Sheikh Al Albani (RA). I have heard that Ibn Baz (RA) was also inclined towards this view. There are numerous other scholars. I wish, even if you think the modern pronunciation is the correct one, that you would at least acknowledge the fact that there is a valid difference of opinion among scholars over the pronunciation of ض, even though today the majority do seem to be inclined towards the modern pronunciation. If you are not aware of the other opinion that I have mentioned and its proofs, there are several resources you can look up. There is a useful talk on this subject that you can find on KZbin which is based on such resources and books, called 'The Issue of the Pronunciation of ض - The Rakhāwa Problem' by Tulaib Zafir.

[@Avistyl]

This is the Quranic pronunciation, found in Sibwayh and Al Jazari and has been preserved. Modern dialects do pronounce it like a heavy mouth Daal, but that is modern, not classical. Also, you do require to release some air at the sides of your tongue if I am not mistaken

[@NK-vd8xi]

The pronunciation in this video is NOT Qur'anic. ​@@Avistyl

[@Avistyl]

@@NK-vd8xi wdym?

[@NK-vd8xi]

@@Avistyl the original comment here is completely correct. The pronunciation of daad advocated by this channel isn't Qur'anic, it's the new "Egyptian daad" made popular by Egyptian Qaris in the last century through audio cassettes. The owner of this channel is so arrogant in his ignorance that he thinks his pronunciation is Qur'anic and is doing the mental gymnastics in order to justify it. The Lebanese guy he's critiquing actually has a better understanding of the classical sound than he does. The Egyptian daad was initially considered incorrect by many scholars. Scholars used to say the only alternative of ض an imam could employ without invalidating his congregations prayer was the one that sounded like ظ because they were so alike. The pronunciation advocated for by this channel would be considered one that invalidates the prayer of the congregation. That's not to say that this fatwa still holds, just that the arrogance in which he asserts this position of superiority is completely unfounded.

[@Avistyl]

@@NK-vd8xi I mean, the teacher is pronouncing the letter with rikhwah, using the sides of the tongue, applying istitalah , how would it invalidate prayer

[@orbit1524]

How about ع, this is soooo hard for me

[@AbuHujjah]

I've been trying for months and months to get this down, I converted to Islam a few years ago and really want to say fatihah correctly (at the beginning o didn't realize how wrong I was doing it). I just can't seem to get it though, would you ever consider doing a paid lesson go over this letter individually and one on one?

[@ZahirAsSalafi]

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[@Raminiom]

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[@Bilalakbar2006]

May Allah almighty rewards you alot❤ Recently completed the makarij and sifat course and the intermidiate tajweed course which help me alot in improving my skills ❤

[@pubcollize]

Jazzak Allahu khairan ustadh. Al7amdulillah I manage to pronounce all of the letters but I'm not thaabit on it. Some days I hit all of them, most days I'm da3if. Should I use the same steps for the other letters as well, or would some of the steps be combined for easier letters?

[@lisanularabchannel]

jazakallah khaira . you forgot to say in shaa Allaah in the last sentence.ie. see you next time

[@hadya75]

ماشالله تبارك الله 💯

[@பாத்திமாமைந்தன்]

Is there no any tongue twister method excersises in Arabic cyllabus, to follow to be able person without problems ? Please reply, brother !

[@Avistyl]

I am not sure. I think that you would have to make your own

[@AhmedAbughadeer]

Link to the tutorial mentioned in 4:19 anyone?

[@TheMuslim-dx4tt]

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[@Arabic101]

It is in the description, but here it is anyway kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXalq42Cl9qiY5Y&t=

[@dimasrahman9976]

Some people teach the makhraj by turning the front tip of tongue to the side (left or right) of your mouth is this also correct way to pronounce this?

[@Arabic101]

Yes, it is also correct to pronounce it from either side of the tongues .. I focus on the method which I think is easier for non-native speakers.

[@dimasrahman9976]

@Arabic101 thanks for the reply, was a bit confused when i found your video because i was taught by the way that ive explained above (im non native). And after found your video i think ur way is indeed easier. But itll need some time if i have to change the way i pronounce using the pronounciation in ur video

[@munw8518]

Thank you

[@mynameisbakr]

Assalamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh Shaykh, are their rules for tashkeels at the end of ayat (like {/ٌقل هو الله اح/د})? How should we know if it’s a tanween, a fatha, a damma…? Or is it just by memorizing them too?

[@Arabic101]

Wa alikom asslam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh, Barak Allahu feekum, Yes, these are to be memorized. Otherwise you read them.

[@LadofAllTrades]

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[@FnaftheUltimateking2]

also it's spelled like this letter ظ

[@fireunlimited2536]

Asa, Can someone give me reference from texts, that the "Tarf ul-Lisaan" (Tip of the tongue) should touch when pronouncing "Dhaa". Authentic texts that are accepted like, imam Jazri or a chain going to Imam al al Shatibi, JazakAllahu Khairan!

[@fireunlimited2536]

and if someone can, proof for "Istitalah" (Step 2)

[@namonef]

I think it is pronounced as /ðˡˤ/

[@BratShemi]

You're making this tougher than it should be

[@Ameen-Akthar123]

my islamic teacher send me this

[@abdlhmdx]

Are you asking your islamic teacher to send you this or did you mean “my islamic teacher *sent* me this”

[@gousiasheik3661]

I can't read letters pronounce during reading quran behalf of practising more times I am very 😢 😰 sad how I can correct

[@nooray886]

Why whts ur language

[@gousiasheik3661]

@@nooray886 I am indian it's urdu

[@zuhrasherally2824]

There's one more difficult swifaat of ض itbaaq😅

[@Muslim_student1292]

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[@3mar00ss6]

thankfully I made sure to eb able to pronounce everything when I was younger my tongue can probably lift (՞ ᗜ ՞)

[@tehnoobclone]

I personally have much more trouble with the letter after this one

[@sabrinmahamed8080]

with the letter ط? it's almost similar to ت sure you'll master it perfectly but I struggle with ض soo much specially in context.

[@jeffkemp5582]

Step 1: 3:24

[@saimaali2046]

Dormant is spelt wrong in the video.

[@foysalh383]

Very challenging letter to pronounce .😢

[@sajidtahmid2353]

Oh My Dear Brother. Please, Suggest Me A Free Book Or Something From Where I Can Learn Arabic With Tashkeel. I Want To Learn The Real Words. In Quran, The Arabic Of His Is Lahuu And Normally People Tell That It's Lahu.

[@sumaanbehlim1]

إن شاء الله

[@Bel21eve]

If your mother tongue is rich when it comes to alphabet then it's not much of a problem... jazakAllahu khair.

[@A-Muslim-girl-from-Yemen.2]

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[@SNQASMI313]

Agar hindi men ho to bahot achchha hota

[@whitetomato]

I literally cannot hear any difference between د and ض. it just sounds like you're repeating the same thing twice. I don't think I can hear the difference because Arabic is not the language I grew up learning. Must be the same thing as the japanese not being able to tell L and R apart

[@bob_bobbins]

ok

[@startedjust19]

I don't hear much of a difference.

[@sidjoosin6549]

there is not such letter in the Quran . if you inventing new letters and change ص in some places to your new letter ض, then am asking - is there surah ص in your version or surah ض and why? if you have authority to improve Text for the sake of tajweed, then how do you know if surah طح not should been pronounced as ظخ ? or why not ظخء , if we are free to invent ء and put it anywhere since we classify it as "not-letter"? same with all these mutations: ع -> غ ح -> خ ص -> ض ت -> ث د -> ذ ط -> ظ and ء , which emerges out of thin air. === although companions and tabiins never knew such letters, and all big imams of all mazhabs could write their big books in Arabic before their invention, but if one can't live without them I recommend them to use such symbols in their personal messages or SMS if they want, and never write or put these symbols in context Quran

[@Avistyl]

I am not sure what you are on about but I think you are saying something about the dots and diacritics of the Quran. The dots were added in the written Quran to differentiate between letters like the ones you are posing there. In the 7th century of Arabia, Arabs could read Arabic without any dots, due to context. However, with more non-Arab reverts coming to Islam these were added to the text to help them read Arabic. The words and sounds are still the same. The pronunciation is still the same. This was added at the time of the Sahaba such as Uthman RA a who memorised the Quran. Diacritics have a similar story, it’s just that they indicate the vowels of the letters, as well as Tanween and various other things, now not used other than for the Quran.

[@kenkaneki9138]

get some help brother.

[@mummy-fu5jc]

Too much khankhanah in your recitation

[@YuanDeSlytherinAndres]

This letter is NOT unique in the Arabic language...it exists in other languages. The letter which is unique in the language is ظ.

[@rockyjunagadh1666]

You are Rong bro ....only in daad letter is correct no other language and majority people not pronounce this letter

[@infinityedits56]

​@@rockyjunagadh1666bro you wrote Rong instead of wrong

[@kenkaneki9138]

Its not unique to Arabic but its def extremely rare.

[@aU_tHe_sLaYeR]

Thanks u brother for pronunciation zuaad and duaad this bothers me too much while reciting some times i say zuaad sometimes i say duaad and then come zu'aan ظ 🥲

[@3boys1family]

Jazakum Allahu khairan

[@Yunus1049]

جزاكم الله خير ❤

[@Shamsiyanq]

Jazak Allah khair!

[@gulshamir2127]

Jazak Allah khair....

[@mahmathabulkalamazad8901]

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