Madinah Arabic course | Book 1 - LESSON 15 (part 1)

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This Free online Arabic programme is based on the comprehensive and popular course (ARABIC COURSE for English-speaking students), originally devised and taught at Madinah Islamic University.
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[@mustapha_282]

Ustadh, Ahsan Allahu ilaykum, in معها is مع Mudaaf and the ها mudaaf ilayhi, so basically is the Dharf Makan مع Mudaaf

[@Madrasatuna]

Yes

[@mustapha_282]

in this sentence "‏بيتنا أمام المسجد", bayt is the mubtada , is ‏إمام the ‏شبه جملة خبر, or is ‏أمام المسجد the شبه جملة خبر

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In the word اخونا how to spell فاعل in arabic terms

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Ustdah, is مع Dharf makan or zaman, or can it be both depending on the context?

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Both, depending on mudhaf ilayhi

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+1

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Assalam u alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatahu. In the 2nd last line of the conversation of the lesson,why is it اليومَ" and not "اليومُ" ?

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وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته Adverbs ظرف usually end with a fat-ha

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السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته May Allah bless you Q: Are the damaair only used to refer to humans, or can they also be used to refer to non-intellectual objects? Ex: أكلتهم "I ate them", can هم be referring to food?

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وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته They can also to refer non-intellectual objects, but remember the rule (we refer to a group of non-intellectual objects as though referring to one female), so we'd say فتحتها I opened them - i.e. doors/windows etc. In the example you mentioned (طعام food - is masculine), we'd say أكلته. But if you were referring to a variety of dishes, you'd say: أكلتها.

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16:20 I don't understand why there is 2 diffrent types now?

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Is it not diffrent because it is on verbs instead of nouns? they are the same pronouns but 'only' for use to verbs=??