Madinah Arabic Course book 1 lesson 1 Part 1 B (Concepts)

These are a series of videos for the Student of Knowledge of the Arabic Language. They are taught by Imam Abdul Adheem. They explain the series of books titled "Arabic Couse for the English Speaking Student" which is taught at Islamic University of Madinah, KSA

[@mfk9768]

Ma sha Allah, very nicely and clearly explained , JazakAllahu khairan May Allah swt bless you

[@joharmuhammad2786]

Short and sweet! But felt sorry that the course is not completed. Please continue to the end of the Madina Arabic book 1. Thank you.

[@sultanaallyhosain1756]

Very nice Jazak Allah

[@khadijakhadija9860]

Barakalahoefiek , Great teacher.

[@hamzasheikh9008]

JazakAllah brother

[@mehndiblackburn]

جزاک اللہ خیرا

[@sekinaansari]

Gracia profesor!

[@wastrasofia8152]

Alhamdulillah

[@salah3339]

As salaamu alaikum i need videos of this brother full lecture

[@lukebetsonhimself]

same

[@sanajabeen8549]

@@lukebetsonhimself Complete course lectures For Book 1,2 and 3. Jizakallah Khair♥️♥️♥️💕💕💕 www.australianislamiclibrary.org/madinah-arabic-books---taught-by-br-asif-meherali-canada.html

[@maryambasi3860]

Please u have this lesson in play store I want to download and do some assignments one my own

[@kigunawanedisantoso2567]

سكرا يا الاستد

[@adisupriyadi3232]

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاتة أعندك مجموعة الوتس اب او تليغرام لتعليم الغة العربية أستاذ؟ أشرك ذلك البرنامج وجزاك الله خيرا على لإهتمامك

[@argonwheatbelly637]

A question about "هذا": At the online book site, I hear it as "hEdha" like " 'e' in "let" ", and I hear you pronounce it here as "hAdha" like " 'a' in "had" ". Both are really extreme examples, but I hear the difference, and was wondering if this is a dialectal difference, or does the correct pronunciation float somewhere between the two, based on context?

[@purvaaryan6442]

I'm also confused...

[@sweet6634]

@@purvaaryan6442 My parents speak fluently arabic and i hear them say both (even throught they prononce it more like "hEdha") so i think the two of them are correct

[@purvaaryan6442]

@@sweet6634 ok...👍 Thank you🙃👍

[@AgMak]

it's hā, but once you get fluent in arabic the way we say it sometimes sounds like a he, like in the Spanish name jose

[@fahimahmed-lg9sh]

You have Mistake Writing Jaal That is Definitely Jaa