Grammar Mistakes in the Holy Quran? | Arabic101

[@MusaHusseini]

Another example to expand on this very informative video: (يس:78) قوله سبحانه: {قال من يحيي العظام وهي رميم}. [Allah SWA says: 'He says "Who will give life to bones while they are disintegrated" ']. Here we see that Allah (SWA) describes the feminine word {العظام} (bones) using the masculine adjective {رميم} which means decayed or decomposed, and he did not say (رميمة) which has the same meaning but in the feminine case. The reason is that there are nouns that are simultaneously masculine or feminine. The word 'رميم' follows the pattern فعيل which is one of the forms we call "الصفة المشبهة باسم الفاعل", meaning it can act as a subject noun (اسم فاعل) or object noun (اسم المفعول). It's a common adjective type which is weighed (in the Morphological Measure) as فَعِيْل. It can also be used in what's known as 'صيغة المبالغة' (intensive or exaggerated form). Because of this, the masculine word/adjective «رَمِيمٌ» does *not* need to agree in gender with the feminine word «الْعِظامَ». For those who want to dive deeper into grammar, the word «الْعِظامَ» is acting as the object of the verbal sentence, and the word «رَمِيمٌ» is acting as the predicate of the nominal portion of the verse, though this has no bearing on the chosen gender for the word «رَمِيمٌ للأخوة والأخوات الناطقين بالعربية: كل ما كان معدولاً عن جهته ووزنه، كان مصروفاً عن أخواته (فاعلة). أيضاً، هناك بعض الصفات التي يتم فيها الاستغناء عن الاقتران بتاء التأنيث والذي يستوي فيها المؤنث والمذكر. فرميم بزنة فعيل بمعنى فاعل . من رَمَّ اللازم بمعنى بَلِىَ ، أو بمعنى مفعول ، من رم المتعدى بمعنى أبْلَى يقال : رمه إذا أبلاه . فيستوى فيه المذكر والمؤنث (من باب أقسام المؤنث الحقيقي والمجازي)

[@aziz_bhai_44]

I requested you 3 days ago to make a video about this 😊 You are the best 😍

[@ath_thabaat]

So many of your videos are about things i already had some confusion about. That's great. JazaakaAllahu khayran!

[@1980NISAR]

Mashaallah your hard work may ALLAH reward you here and afterlife. Too knowledgeable work I love to learn from you.

[@1980NISAR]

Extremely sorry I will not do this again

[@noraisaesmail5767]

Masha Allah

[@FirdausSheerin]

Always in duas for making arabic easy..May u n ur descendants be rewarded with ease and qair❤

[@homidjohn]

One interesting example is the Bee being referred to as female in the Quran whereas it took relatively recent scientific research to discover that bees are served by a queen bee and not king, as was the common view all these hundreds of years.

[@Praise-be-to-Allah]

Assalamualaikum, I am a new Islamic KZbinr and I am 14 years old. I work really hard to share the message of Islam and make videos by researching and speaking by myself. Please support me so I can achieve my mission of sharing dawah with as many people as I can. Jazakumullahu Khairan. May Allah Bless You..........Ameen.

[@buster8584]

@@Praise-be-to-Allah same here bro ,I am 12

[@moami1031]

same as in The Ants

[@alixx_legenddark_xx2819]

Well pretty sure that “bee” in Arabic is already in the feminine case.

[@treelight1707]

@@alixx_legenddark_xx2819 Yes, but the bees were referred to in the Quraan using the plural feminine pronoun, when in the case of a mixed gender one would use the plural masculine, which would typically be used for the plural composed of mixed genders.

[@souidisaiouad9469]

Only God can pay you for the relentless efforts ,time and endeavour you exert to come up with such marvellous enlightening videos .Mashaaallh.

[@IVFRegulation]

May Allah Bless you brother...I am native Arab and I am learning a lot from you! Thank you

[@muhammadseifeldin2278]

It’s interesting for me as an Arabic speaker that I never noticed this because it just sounded natural to me. I never felt like there was anything wrong to investigate. Thanks to your video I can now at least explain the idea if someone asks me. Peace be upon you brother

[@geoph85]

Jazakum Allahu khairan brother, amazing explanation!

[@salimshaikh933]

Alhumdolilah I feel like Allah SWT has blessed you exceptional knowledge of Qur'anic Arabic. Your each delivered lecture has been ever lasting benefit for me and I hope to all who has gone through your lectures.

[@raishamza4882]

Jazak'Allah brother!!! May Allah SWT bless you for this effort❤️

[@Praise-be-to-Allah]

Assalamualaikum, I am a new Islamic KZbinr and I am 14 years old. I work really hard to share the message of Islam and make videos by researching and speaking by myself. Please support me so I can achieve my mission of sharing dawah with as many people as I can. Jazakumullahu Khairan. May Allah Bless You..........Ameen.

[@raishamza4882]

@@Praise-be-to-Allah ok brother❤️

[@Praise-be-to-Allah]

@@raishamza4882 Jazakumullahu Khairan

[@popcornagain7034]

Wonderful. Simple and to the point.

[@Praise-be-to-Allah]

Assalamualaikum, I am a new Islamic KZbinr and I am 14 years old. I work really hard to share the message of Islam and make videos by researching and speaking by myself. Please support me so I can achieve my mission of sharing dawah with as many people as I can. Jazakumullahu Khairan. May Allah Bless You..........Ameen.

[@holygraphite1292]

The ending was great 😆😆😆😆

[@aadilansari6675]

I like the end like list of mistakes in Qur'an and it was none...Subhan Allah

[@drvally9493]

I've been searching for this exact video for months. Thank you Allah bless ypu

[@Yunus1049]

Jazakumullahu akhiran

[@Sodainspace]

When I saw examples of mistakes critics say I was surprised, because it Yemen we talk with the similar dialect like Quran, all the examples shown here is how we would refer depending on situation many times words are intermixed for female/male. These are not grammar mistakes , just desperate effort by critics who have no grasp of different Arabic dialects

[@azizaahmad9249]

الحمد لله حاضر وجزاكم الله خيرا

[@OriginalAndroidPhone]

WONDERFUL AGAIN, esp the final "refutation" segment.

[@amelkatrin3464]

This is really so amazing! (And once aigain this shows how arrogant ignorance can be )

[@AnnanKamrans]

That ending was amazing ❤

[@ahmadsofian6249]

Most valuable explanation , thank you. Jazaaka Allaahu khairan.

[@tahirzaman1385]

جزاك الله يا شيخ الله طول عمرك و زايد علمك و بارك الله فيك في دنيا و في اخرة

[@hduendvshis]

Mâ shâ allâh, again a great video! Bârakallâhu fîk

[@zakirnaikahmaddeedat3651]

Masya Allah barakAllaahu fiikum, really answered those who attack Islam with so called grammatical errors of the Qur'an. Keep them coming, brothers. May Allaah reward you jannaatul firdaus.

[@hf2544]

jazakallahu khairan for your effort brother👍

[@kanagaway]

Thank you very much for your videos. Especially your educational videos have helped me, a non arabic-speaking convert a great deal. Please continue with your amazing work. By the way: I think the title of the video is perfectly fine since it offers a chance to reach people who have misconceptions about the holy Quran. And there are plenty of them, as we all know.

[@mahbubasgardenandcooking9264]

Mashallah, I am learning by watching and practicing through your channel. Please keep continue update . May Allah Reward you for your beautiful teaching. Allah houkbor.

[@asarafomar2]

A very well illustrated video .

[@oakywood9509]

Looking at the title I thought oh no, not another one claims that i have to answer, finally i decided to listen to with in mind explaining all this, and I found out you did an amazing job, i felt so relieved. 😃 Amazing explanation, amazing graphics, may Allah rewards you.

[@EldenRoad]

Im really sorry for my Muslim brothers who don’t understand english your videos are incredible me as an arabian Muslim alhamdullah i learn alot from you whether its grammatical errors in Arabic and making my iman much greater jazak allah alf khair akhi

[@abdelhakmeddoc5568]

مبدع مبدع مبدع في الشرح والتصميم ما شاء الله بارك الله لك في علمك

[@jomiller8668]

maaShaaAllah tebaarak Allah ! may Allah reward you !

[@dianabdurrohman7508]

Jazaakalaah khoirun from Indonesia

[@ouuuaburger2093]

There are no mistakes in Quran It is Words of Allah and Allah can't mistake

[@onlyskilledpeople9562]

hahaha exactly now there is prouve that quraan not from god because there is mistakes

[@irbiska]

You want to say that Allah's word is outdated and Allah didn§t know that the Arabic language will evolve? It is imo opposite. It confirms that Quran is not revelation from Allah, but revelation of men, who spoke Arabic by using such grammar.

[@irbiska]

@Idiris Can you tell me if Arabic language started to use dots in Arabic writting before or after creation of Islam/Quran?

[@irbiska]

@Idiris Please my question was simple: Can you tell me if Arabic language started to use dots in Arabic writting before or after creation of Islam/Quran?

[@irbiska]

@Idiris I see you dodge my question...

[@AbdulHannan-tc1mj]

Jazak Allah 😊

[@ZAINAB-uk9ui]

JazakAllahu Khair!

[@rahatullah6255]

Great job man . A very great job for non Arab Muslims specifically...جزاك الله خير

[@msf559]

mufti tariq masood's mistake....

[@msm5626]

Maa shaa ALLAHU wa tabaarakallah! May ALLAH be please with you and help you, aameen

[@markward3981]

السلام عليكم جزاك الله خيرا You did a great job. Clear and concise argument.

[@nadadouma9250]

Excellent job , you are educating Muslims and non-muslims... جزاكم الله خيرا وجعله في ميزان حسناتكم ❤️❤️🙏🙏 و هل يمكن أن تحدثنا في المرة القادمة عن النورانية ؟ انا عربية لكن احيانا اقوم بنطق حروف عربية كالهمزة و الباء بما يقابلها في اللاتينية .

[@عبيد_الرحمن_كندي]

Mashallah great video!

[@qomarudin29723]

Barakallahu fika. Juziitum 'an ahlil bayt khoiran.

[@rafigrumi97]

jazak Allahu khayran, thank you

[@anjumbaloch7729]

ماشاء الله باراك الله فيه و جزاك الله خيرا

[@eerievon2208]

love the ending.. thx for explaining & sharing.. may Allah rewards u for ur kind effort.. 😀

[@ellied5723]

this was very interesting, بارك الله فيك

[@مرادمحمدصبري]

Thanks for your effort

[@nyapoi]

Great lesson, thank you Barakallahu fiikum

[@shadeeduliqaab]

Thank you so much❤😊

[@MohsinHasan326]

JazakAllah Bhai wa ahsanal jaza

[@shadeeduliqaab]

May Allah reward you in both of the worlds.

[@dasgerbil5189]

I am mindblown, like always regarding the Noble Quran. No waste in watching any alQuran story and knowledge, mashaa Allah

[@kdhanimesan]

بارك الله فيكم

[@shadeeduliqaab]

Jazak Allahu khayran😍🥀

[@pemudahijrah2454]

Jazakallah khoirun ya akhi limadza anta share ilman nafi'an

[@bintzubair]

Ahahaha the ending though. Great video Ma Sha Allah

[@AnnanKamrans]

Indeed, it is not the eyes that are blind, but it is the hearts in the chests that grow blind. (Quran 22:46)

[@salmanukp8019]

useful, May Allah reward you great.

[@khanmahmud9893]

JazakAllahuKhairun Sir , By Watching your video , I have the perfect and easy Understandable Answers of some of the so called Claims Against Qur'an and some Arguments given by ex muslims in the KZbin and internet . Thank you sir , We Always Learns something new from each and every of your videos. Salam A'likum .

[@tenteraeducation6578]

May Allah SWT reward you

[@mominsaifuddin143]

thanks brother for sharing this video your have given precious knowledge in a easy way 👍

[@Random.things.yt.]

May Allah give you jannah. Amin

[@netajiugandpg5591]

Subhan Allah. Very Nice video

[@mantiqmantiqiah2437]

قريب = Near or Close بعيد =ًFar or Distant

[@IVFRegulation]

As far as I know, when the noun doesn't correspond with the regular rules of masculine/feminine in Quran, then it's because Allah wants to emphasize something important for us. For example: وَقَالَ نِسْوَةٌ فِى ٱلْمَدِينَةِ ٱمْرَأَتُ ٱلْعَزِيزِ تُرَٰوِدُ فَتَىٰهَا عَن نَّفْسِهِ The verb "said" should be feminine not masculine قالت But to emphasize the power of those women it was articulated in masculine form. Allah Knows best

[@uk2hajj]

Jazaaka-Allahu Khairan جَزَاكَ اللهُ خَيْرًا

[@Nani-ec7rz]

Salam سورة الأنعام، آية 157 أَوْ تَقُولُوا لَوْ أَنَّا أُنْزِلَ عَلَيْنَا الْكِتابُ لَكُنَّا أَهْدى‏ مِنْهُمْ فَقَدْ جاءَكُمْ بَيِّنَةٌ مِنْ رَبِّكُمْ وَ هُدىً وَ رَحْمَةٌ فَمَنْ أَظْلَمُ مِمَّنْ كَذَّبَ بِآياتِ اللَّهِ وَ صَدَفَ عَنْها سَنَجْزِي الَّذِينَ يَصْدِفُونَ عَنْ آياتِنا سُوءَ الْعَذابِ بِما كانُوا يَصْدِفُونَ In this aya, the word in plural « جاءكم » has been written in masculine face instead of feminine. It has got to be sensible grammatically speaking. If we focus on the elqoraan’s syntax style, we can understand its grammar sens. Let us take a short look at the concerned sentence of aya for lifting the fog off : فقد جاءَكُمْ بَيِّنَةٌ مِنْ رَبِّكُمْ وَ هُدىً وَ رحمة This sentence is showing us that the indefinite noun بينة doesn’t stand alone but it is accompanied with two other ones those are : هدى و رحمة . In general grammar’s rule at arab native speakers or arabophones ,just one masculine noun presence among the endless feminine ones , all feminine ones have to be written or pronounced in masculine. It is well known in elkitab “ prescription script” and also in elqoraan “ unavoidable and unmodifiable laws script” as death, events and so on. There are numbers of examples inked over Salam

[@ibrahimyusuf4563]

May Allah bless u pls make more videos like dis

[@friendlyneighbourhoodmusli6565]

SubhanAllah, After hearing the words of Allah, these poetries feel like garbage

[@Praise-be-to-Allah]

Assalamualaikum, I am a new Islamic KZbinr and I am 14 years old. I work really hard to share the message of Islam and make videos by researching and speaking by myself. Please support me so I can achieve my mission of sharing dawah with as many people as I can. Jazakumullahu Khairan. May Allah Bless You..........Ameen.

[@aniiss04]

SubhanAllah, thank you for enlighten us on those topics brother 😃

[@bennycop]

Great video as always but I would put some quotation marks on the word "Mistakes"

[@AllaahuAkbarr]

Read Quran everyday and never ignore your five daily prayers...

[@mohammadfahmisitisara4363]

assalamualaikum to admin tq for clear my question..♥️

[@reemkelani2485]

The list was way too long at the end of the programme 😏. Fantastic video, well done!

[@Hussain2_3]

That is absolutely amazing.🌹🌹

[@fidelanarasyah1311]

Thank you for the video, brother. May Allah reward you. 👍 Since people in the comments section are divided in clickbaiting merits, perhaps use quotation marks (e.g., "errors" or "list") somewhere along the title.

[@Ry-fl9ch]

as salam aleykoum may Allah reward you for your content, please can you explain why in the verse 9 of surah al qasas its " ٱمْرَأَتُ " and not " ٱمْرَأَةُ " ? I couldnt find anything about this

[@redo_0406]

May allah bless you,Sir.♥✔

[@indeedindeen3518]

Indeed Qur'an is the book without any doubt

[@ark_channel7437]

Jazakallah brother. Great job. Plz send the whole list of these types of mistakes video.

[@tahirzaman1385]

اللهم صل على نبينا محمد وعلى اله وصحبه وبارك وسلم يا مقلب قلوب ثبت قلوبنا على دينك

[@ourbulwarkisjesuschrist9435]

But the Quran occasionally breaks its own grammar, which is behavior that must be explained as erroneous. Why would it break consistency if it doesn't have to?

[@xS146roar]

There can be many grammatical options . .. calling grammatical variations errors is very ridiculous

[@ourbulwarkisjesuschrist9435]

@@xS146roarThe problem with the Quran's grammar is that its "grammatical variations" violate a system of logic that's otherwise upheld. It's like upholding the idea that 2+2=4 and then encountering a mathematical "variation" that says that 2+2=5. These are errors, not variations. The Quran has many errors, not just grammatical ones. For example, Quran 4:11-12 has mathematical errors: Quran 4:11-12 is about how to divide inheritances but following its instructions can create the problem where the amount that must be divided doesn't add up to the total amount, or even the problem where the amount that must be divided exceeds the total amount (the latter is impossible and both problems show that the Quran was invented by one or multiple humans who weren't good at math). Another example of an error is that Quran 18:90 thinks that the sun rises nearby some people who need protection from the sun's heat when it rises, so the Quran erroneously thinks that the sun rises from a place on the earth. The Quran even thinks that a man traveled to the place where the sun rises from the earth because it tells the story of when that man supposedly traveled there.

[@fs5297]

MAA SHAA Allah ✨ this video is amazing! May Allah SWT guide them to the right path who make a lie about QURAN, n also all of us, جزاك الله خيرا كثيرا 🤲🏻

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[@yahyaabbie9795]

Great work

[@kremisikresi]

Hi there, what is the software you use to write? Thanks

[@karambakbak6226]

100%agreed grammar rules are those who aren't native speakers of the original language.

[@mominsaifuddin143]

great video

[@nak3477]

Well explain

[@AbuMu3aad07]

‏لا اله الا الله محمد رسول الله

[@MrSupermeisi]

If there were any grammar mistake in the Qur'an, the people in the time of Muhammad sallahu aleyhi wa salam would have noticed them. This proves already that it is not possible

[@mantiqmantiqiah2437]

Arabic general Grammar is made from the Majority of cases and spacial and exceptional rules of Grammar also exist, which are less exercised with passage of time. So no grammatical violation and no grammatical error in received Holy Text of Sacred Qur’an

[@muatasimahmed2343]

May allah grant you Firdous

[@salihbegovic]

ما شا ءالله. الله بريك فيك.

[@IqraKhan-wn2dx]

Masha Allah

[@safwanshahriar4108]

Please change the 'perfect Qur'an?' in the title. It's kinda like clickbaiting with the Qur'an

[@tpsnanimation6005]

Lol what even

[@safwanshahriar4108]

@@tpsnanimation6005 idk. Is it right?

[@deenszxking6818]

Nothing wrong with that. It is not a statement but a question.

[@abdullahstellenboom1603]

I clicked on the video and wanted to give it a thumbs down by just looking at the title.

[@Anonymous-sm7gc]

I feel like the title is made to clickbait people who believe in these "grammar mistakes" who will think that this video supports their opinion, while in reality it refutes it

[@mohammedaleesh8555]

Masha allah

[@nichts_als_die_Wahrheit]

Thank you very much for this information brother. I think also the word "tareek" can be feminine but also masculine and they are a lot of other words which can be femininie and masculine in arabic.

[@nichts_als_die_Wahrheit]

I mean with "tareek" this طريق

[@xenomorphisisdilage472]

You sound like Muft Menk when reading the Qur'an.

[@Praise-be-to-Allah]

Assalamualaikum, I am a new Islamic KZbinr and I am 14 years old. I work really hard to share the message of Islam and make videos by researching and speaking by myself. Please support me so I can achieve my mission of sharing dawah with as many people as I can. Jazakumullahu Khairan. May Allah Bless You..........Ameen.

[@mdalam164]

There is nothing to doubt / or mistake! !!