Explaining The Dangers & Deception of Quranic Arabic | Mohammad Akram Nadwi | Cambridge Islamic Col.

[@fmanjhat73]

This talk by the respected shaykh in addition to adults learning the language, it emphasizes to me the importance of starting young. Just as we learnt english language from young, we should teach our children from young, so they learn the language before learning to understand the Quran. If anyone knows of online classes for children to learn Arabic, please share.

[@Abu_Bilaal]

The shaykh said, 'Quranic arabic doesn't exist!' The reason why I found 'Quraanic arabic' very appealing, like many others is because I thought it was a shortcut to the Quran. I realised later that there are no shortcuts and I started learning the language. If a non-english speaker wanted to read Shakespeare, what would you advise them to do? Obviously they must first learn English!

[@CambridgeIslamicCollege]

The original video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZ7appaFdqqrZtE

[@jazmin8464]

This is great

[@OceanofIslam]

Salam Shaykh, What do you think if the Quranic Arabic is meant for its speciality in Balaghah (rhetoric)?

[@k.m.clarke]

Very helpful and amazing advice that has changed my perspective from this point forward. But does shaykh Nadwi usually repeat himself to reiterate a point this many times? The video could have been less than half of its current length if he didn't repeat the same point so many times.