Quran: Words In-depth #1 ن ب و

This series is aimed at providing a deep understanding of the relationship between words in Arabic, especially in the Quran.
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[@hendelkatta2985]

-Noon-Baa -Noon-Baa-waw -Noon-Baa-Waw-taa marboota (nabawa): A piece of land that's slightly high, that's protruding, like a hill. Higher than other pieces of land, can be seen clearly from far away. Layered. It's high because it's layered -Noon-Baa-Waw-taa (Nabawto): A person eats a lot. Like to become fat. A protruding stomach -Noon-Baa-Waaw:A saddle on a horse that's gone old to the point it can't properly fit on the back of a horse anymore -In Quran: Nabi (prophet) Someone above everyone else, higher, distinct, clear. Higher in status, intellect, etc. -Common meanings: Above, high, distinct, clear -Noon-Baa-2 -An animal like a bull or buffalo that's traveled from somewhere else and suddenly came to another land. Appears suddenly -When river banks break and the water comes gushing out. It comes suddenly out of nowhere -An army attacking a village or place all of a sudden. Rushing full force -In Quran: Nabaa2 Appears 160 times. 2:44, 5:27, 6:5, 6:34, 6:67, 7: 101, 7:175, 9:70, etc -Common meanings: Appears suddenly, Hidden, full force? (my own addition) -Noon-Baa-ta -A land, from it, grows something. Moist and soft, goes upwards -A young baby/child that's being nurtured and raised. The baby is soft, timid, and is being brought up -A seed growing/germination taking place -In Quran: Nabat appears 26 times: 3:37, 2:99, 7:58, 10:24, 18:45, 20:35, 57:20 -Common meanings: Moistness, soft, upwards, -Noon-Baa-Taa -There's a pit and someone who is inside digging dirt out from the ground looking for water. Digging a well. The water that eventually comes up is known as nabaT. -In Quran: Appears one time: 4:83 (istanbaTa/yastanbiToo) -Common meanings: Appears, upwards, effort -Noon-Baa-3ayn -A piece of land where water comes up naturally without any effort. A spring -In Quran: Naba3a Appears twice in the Quran: 17:90, 39:21 (yanboo3/yanabee3) -Common meanings: Softness, upwards, Ease -Noon-Baa-tha (thal) -Nabeeth: Popular Arabic beverage where you have a cup of water and you soak some dates in the water and leave the dates there. A person who puts the dates in actually throws them in the cup. -In Quran: Nabatha Appears 12 times in the Quran: 2:100, 2:101, 3:187, 20:96, 28:40 -Common meanings: Throwing, Far, Few, Randomness, No care, Left for a while -Noon-Baa-zan -Nibz/nabz: A date palm that has around the bark extra things growing around it. The hisk/fiber of the tree growing extra things on its surface -In Quran: Nabaz Appears once: 49:11 Tanabaza/yatanabazoo -Common meanings: Up, Dry, Surface, Not needed (extra)

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Excellent

[@muhammedraazi6771]

Thanks a lot! Benefitted immensely!

[@AbdulAlim-cn4rg]

Salamon Alaikom (Order of Allah 6:54 we have to say whatever Allah said and Rasulullah follow this Ayat .If someone change this Ayat will violate 18:27 nobody can change Ayat of Allah)

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[@foziakhan4753]

Indeed very beneficial. I am amazed.. I wish I had seen them before.. Jazaka'Allah Khairun kaseeran kaseeraa..

[@qutaf]

I've never seen anyone teach root words better.. thank you so much!

[@frannybellotti4790]

I agree. I have never seen the Arabic Roots explained like this in a video. There are articles in academic journals that discuss similar things like the tri-literal roots & meaning & bi-literal roots or the theory of there being 2 letter roots UNDER the three letter and 4 letter roots. But articles books and some classes are the only places that I ever saw anything like this. I never thought I would find something with so much amazingly interesting material related directly to all these topics. These videos are a treasure.

[@abdullahibraheem6986]

I love videos that get to the point without long introductions

[@moab0226]

this is absolutely insanely good - feel like im sitting in a quran master class with shuyuk from medinah. may Allah bless you immensely for this work! - from new york city

[@frannybellotti4790]

Shokran jazeelan Mr. Luaguat / Dr. Zaman... you have do a great thing and you display a generosity of Spirit... these, over 100 videos, with all this FREE KNOWLEDGE of the Qur'an. Inta ahsant ya Luiquat !!! Thank you! I will be studying your excellent materials very soon 'in shallah. You have done a TREMENDOUS service for ALL Qur'anic students. Allahu aazeem.

[@frannybellotti4790]

I just found these videos. Thank you Sir. for making available your knowledge and scholarship. Your videos are far better than majority of instruction anywhere. Thank you for giving these classes for free to us. I appreciate it. You have covered so much of the Book for us. I hope to read more Scripture now as a result of your classes.

[@sadafali377]

Plz continue this series with all of the words of Quran..

[@frannybellotti4790]

Sob7ana ta3aala ! Shokran !!! Ma-Shaa-Allah. I respect this instruction and amazing, tremendous explanations. I have been studying Arabic for years, but I have never had the pleasure & luck & blessing to find Qur'an Karim explained so powerfully... thank you Sir. I am learning so much through your Etymology explanations.

[@dandanzheng4110]

This class opens my eyes to a new world in an amazing way, Mush Allah, I have been trying to learn Quran by myself on the Internet for a realy long time, I even tried to take on-line paid Arabic lessons......nothing works, I was born without a Muslim background and am working in a foreign country where major popularity worships Buddah......Learning Quaran is difficult because I am always alone............anyway, Thank you for the knowledge and wisdom you show in this Video, Brother. It is very precious for me. Alhambudula.

[@RootsOfKnowledge]

Im glad you find it helpful . May Allah make your journey to the Quran and easy one

[@3asaa]

May Allah increase you knowledge and make learn the whole Quran….

[@jaabiribnhepburn5420]

ما شاء الله و شكرا جزاك الله خير This understanding of Morphology and Rhetoric of the Arabic shows why Allah عزّ و جلّ chose Arabic language to be the vehicle as an (uncorruptible) final message to mankind. Thank you for this video. رمضان مبارك

[@sarrabk4393]

Mind blowing...simply mind blowing...Thank you for the hard work!

[@kullyxo]

This is a brilliant way of learning vocab in a wholesome way. I like how you showed it all on one page with images so all the different meanings can be connected back to the root word. Also showing examples of each word in an ayah is very useful. JazaakAllah for making this series. May Allah put lots of barakah in it and allow you to make videos in a time-efficient manner Ameen.

[@RootsOfKnowledge]

alhamdulilah !!! thats what my aim was ...ameen

[@shehnazakhter7095]

Very impressive Your lectures should be translated in all the languages of the world

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I have been looking for such information since ages. God bless you.

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This is fantastic! May Allah recompense you with abundance!

[@RootsOfKnowledge]

ameen! thank you very much

[@nazmteker1794]

Thanks a lot. Perfect way of teaching. I am a foreign language educator from Turkey and loved this channel. May Allah help us all in succeeding to understand Quran to apply in our lives.

[@cheetahzee]

I am a teacher of quran and have worked a lot with root words, i knew there is a link to root words but to see them all collected in this way and explained in such beautiful way has really really benefited me and en sha Allah i will trickle this info to my students and let then benefit from it as well. May Allah make this ur afdal sadqah jaariyah

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Alhumdulillah amezing Allah granted you amezing knowledge keep share your knowledge with us. JazakAllah khairan

[@arnobfahmid6749]

May allah give u jannah....jajakallah

[@erumrab1]

Absolutely loved the way you explained this, mashaAllah! The pictures will make the meanings stick. Keep up the great work!

[@RootsOfKnowledge]

Thank you! ameen

[@MissLiteratureZara]

Thankyou for explaining in detail. We need more teachers like you

[@RootsOfKnowledge]

You are most welcome

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Alhamdullilah thank you a lot. May God reward you more than you can expect.

[@morraguinahiyab]

Ma shaa Allah !! Excellent job, following now and listening carefully to learn. May Allah bless you.

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[@Life--livetoday]

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[@RootsOfKnowledge]

ameeeen

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May Allah SWT bless you with health and happiness in this world and an everlasting bliss in the hereafter.. Jazakallah khair

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Jazak Allahu Khairan

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Very informative… I am Urdu and English speaking…it was very helpful

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[@foziakhan4753]

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[@RootsOfKnowledge]

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[@AdamAli516]

Subhanallah! Jazakallah Khair for this! It's a totally different experience learning through this method. Never been exposed to something like this before. May Allah reward you immensely! Will definitely be watching the rest of the videos and sharing them. Jzk

[@RootsOfKnowledge]

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[@aliiftikhar2069]

jazaka Allah

[@mas_ang]

alhamdulillah, thank you very much for this video, very nice learning arabic vocabularies.

[@MB-tb6jy]

Jazzakum Allâh khayran

Jazak Allah Khair brother.

[@RootsOfKnowledge]

youre welcome

[@ahmadbiztech]

I wish I started this long time ago. I have now dedicated 10 minutes daily of my time learning from your videos. I will inshaallah support you through patreon as well. Jazakallah Khair brother

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Mashallah may allah bless you Amin

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May Allah bless bless you my brother in islam very very well done

[@RootsOfKnowledge]

ameen!

[@arabicwithzartash]

jazakALLAH khairan brother this is excellent effort ,all in one image is so helpful and easy to understand alhamdullilah may ALLAH swt put baraqah in ur time and work ameen

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Mashallah very nice.

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أعانك الله على إكمال هذه السلسلة

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Please continue this series InshaAllah 🥺

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Jzaklla ho khair

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jazakallah

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Good work brother,

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Jazakallah

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mashallaa brother. want more vedios like this. I love you for allah

[@RootsOfKnowledge]

jazakAllah khr brother

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Walaikum Asalaam!

[@007kash007]

Very interesting science. Shaykh Hamza Yusuf mentioned the letters in one of videos like Jihad. Ja Haa Da.. That jeem and daal are heavy but haa is hollow. And like jihad is heavy on the outside e.g. Self defence but on the inside soft abd compassionate.

[@RootsOfKnowledge]

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[@habib_afghany]

BarakAllahu fiek very beneficial!! Could u maybe make a video on how we can do such a research for ourselves? As students we should know this but i dont know where to start and how..

[@ummmuhammad8521]

Its great work.jzakAllah khair. Can you add this all info on a website too?

[@manesiromaretizo8606]

Great

[@Hosedinho]

This is exactly what ive been looking for. Please other than the first book that u use to find the indepth meaning of the words in the quran whats the other sources u use

[@RootsOfKnowledge]

Thank you I used Tafseers such as : Ruh almaani , Mufradat alRAagib and basair Dhawi tameez also dictionaries like Lisan alArab

[@youtubemagneto8908]

salam waglikom!, beautiful video. Is there any book or page or I don't know something that explains the words deeply as you did?

[@morraguinahiyab]

Can you do the most 5 common frases of quran?

[@silentseeker9839]

Wow MashaAllah. I have been looking for this kind of class exhaustively. Finally I found it. AlhamdhuLillahi Just want to ask, do you have any pdf material or a book we can refer for consolidation?

[@hendelkatta2985]

Asalamu3alykum, do you know of any English website/books/links that will help me extract words of the Arabs and how it relates to other similar words (kind of like how you are explaining in the video) or how they used it in poetry. I know there are useful websites and books out there in Arabic but do you know of any in English? If not, what keywords should I use to look it up online? What science is this called? JAK

[@MB-tb6jy]

One topic that you might found interesting and quite relevant to this sort of research is the study of ancient proto-Semitic photographs . These pictogralh system is what would later evolve into the various Semitic abjads. Why I bring this up is because the meanings of the letters have been linked by some scholars to the ancient pictogralh symbols. Take for instance, the root ملك. This would be ascribed as Mem-Lamed-Kayf which would further be depicted as the symbols for water-crook-hand. Interestingly enough the correlation between this symbols seem to collerate with the root meaning of ملك (authority) if you consider taking (kayf) control (lamed) in response to chaos (Mem). It sounds too far fetched when I explained it but you should really look into it and see for yourself. If I showed you on paper it would be way more interesting.

[@RootsOfKnowledge]

sounds really interesting !

[@sheikhbaba3471]

Please you did not leave name of the book you mentioned

[@learnenglishwithirshadkhan8722]

Humble Request Brother, please do send me any source where I can study Arabic words/.verbs so that I can reflect upon the Quran. Book, which is for intermediate or pre- intermediate lever or beginners

[@furkhanalam4867]

As salaam alaikum What does the quran pure word meaning according to Arabic grammar?

[@Life--livetoday]

By the way, I am curious to understand the range of meanings within each individual letter and how those meanings apply, even if I need to start with Phoenician or something. If this is a type of study and somebody knows what it is called, I would be really interested in finding out.

[@RootsOfKnowledge]

youll find it in books dedicated to the topic of الاشتقاق الكبير and الاشتقاق الكبير

[@Life--livetoday]

@@RootsOfKnowledge ohhhh ok....ty ty so much. ........ Back to this video -- it was awesome. Really loved it. Thanks again.

[@saniaibrahim3449]

Where is the book you mentioned. The website

[@arsubhani77]

Please can you tell which website you use to explain different aayats during the lecture

[@RootsOfKnowledge]

this one tafsir.app/

[@dyharima1436]

can you make video about quran letter meaning . example nabat , jin , janin , janna , all this word have "nun" in it does nun mean somthing that hidden ?

[@211skt]

Shortest meaning = invisible/something you can't see

[@dyharima1436]

@@211sktcan you teach me every arabic letter meaning

[@211skt]

@@dyharima1436 not every, depends on word

[@noorduha257]

Salam! Can you please tell me what this kind of study of quran is called, in Arabic or English? Or recommend me any books regarding this in Arabic or English. Thanks! I really need to know! I will be very thankful for your cooperation.

[@noorduha257]

Or in Urdu. I can understand that as well.

[@mohammedtanveer5785]

Arabic Morphology : Ilm-Us-Sarf​ : Science of Morphology ​@@noorduha257

[@parvezkewar]

I want to make educational videos for my students. May I know how you type on screen?

[@abdulfatawu3130]

please which website are you using to search for the arabic verbs

[@RootsOfKnowledge]

furqan.co

[@211skt]

You can also try baheth.info

[@nageenahaider9518]

Salam... Whats the kitab called that u are using

[@RootsOfKnowledge]

waslam its in the description

[@GETSOMEWHERESONE]

Qur'an-Word is a technique to learn faster means to say the words hear or to know by sight 'knowledge means knowing you don't have to say the word in order to understand if you one ricited it then you have know it by sight bro (stop subvocalization)' Apricate job you have done do more,Qur'an-derived from qara'a means (to ricite) say the word or (to read) means to know by sight being learned

[@khalidahmad7482]

Do more bro

[@saifuddinyaragatti2200]

Please tell meanings of شمس does it mean messenger

[@RootsOfKnowledge]

it means sun

[@abdurrafaywali4756]

Assalam O Alaikum Wa Rehmatullahi Wa Barakaatuhu dear akhi ul kareem can I remake your lessons in Urdu?

[@abdurrafaywali4756]

After having mentioned your name and the links of your actual original videos?

[@ayeshaameer7088]

Kaash ye urdu me bhi hota kia kui help kr skta ha plz

[@alessioleporati1478]

How many unrepeated words are there in the Quran. Obviously the Quran doesn’t use each word only once so there are more words that are repeated. I want to know how many unrepeated words there are.

[@007kash007]

Apparently 85% words are repeated. Saw the stat on a learn quranic arabic app. So 15% unique

[@mrlajel]

what's the book name?

[@RootsOfKnowledge]

I use several books to make the videos one of the main ones is in the description

[@hameratahir]

So much detail of the Quran is lost in translation . This is why it's so important to study the Arabic carefully! The language and style is too sophisticated for any human to have written! SubhanAllah!

[@xsiri3022]

ṅˊya mōt^ mvyā