Studying Arabic in the West - Discussion with Ustaadh Ibrahim (Abu Tameem)

[@zakariaibrahim2877]

Came here thinking I’ll watch a few minutes but the conversation was so engaging and mufeed that I finished it. Allah yajzeekum khayr. May Allah give us the same love and zeal for learning the language as Abu tameem.

[@thatmuslimguy6495]

This was beautiful and beneficial view for many of us who maybe dont make it into a university

[@mohammadibnyaqub]

Something beautiful about Abu Tamim. BarakAllahu feehi

[@khaledmohammad8671]

I thoroughly loved it, Barak Allahu Feekum wa Hayakum Allah. Ustadh Ibrahim was so energetic and fun. The episode was so fun and entertaining to watch and yet so beneficial. Alhamdulillah. And I guess this is the first time I saw Ustadh Abdul Wahid laugh, joke and smile so much, felt really good to see Ustadh like that, Alhamdulillah. Love you both for the sake of Allah(Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala). May Allah(Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala) forgive all our sins, allow us to attain correct knowledge of the deen and practice it, allow us to die as Shahids, grant us and our family Jannatul Ferdous without any account, make the fire of Hell Haram for us and make our graves from the gardens of Jannah. Ameen. Love from Bangladesh.

[@abudujannah.]

Ma sha Allah tabarakallah. Amazing dua

[@reefoness]

Aameen

[@limitedquantitysufiyyahexp4905]

جزاك الله خيرا. These kinds of discussions are just what I need.

[@muhammadabidmakba]

This is one of the most inspiring conversation. After few months I watch it again. BarakAllah feekum. JazakumAllah khaira.

[@aprilcrooks6424]

Those intensive courses are no joke ... I think way harder than a 3 year degree . Hats off to him that means he was eager . I would love to translate from Arabic to English one day in sha Aallah , I’m currently in kuwait also studying Arabic

[@yassinb8072]

How can i apply for These intensrle courses and how Long do they Last?

[@phoenixknight8837]

Mashallah tabarakallah! Inspirational. Jazakumallahu khayr wa barakallahu feekum.

[@Ha_shah]

جزاك الله خير

[@عبدالله-ن6ه2ص]

KZbin deletes my comments I don't know why! But the answer, my brothers, is one of the best curricula for teaching Arabic to non-native speakers 1. The Book of Medina ..The curriculum is affiliated with the Islamic University 2. Arabic at your fingertips 3. For children: Arabic is in the hands of our children. The city book is in the university I think, the other books are in Jarir stores, Jamalon store, Amazon store and maybe Noon store. And other Arabic libraries that can be sent to you

[@waryaballan9077]

Awesome interview. Almost like a podcast. Allaahuma baarak.

[@lavoiedallah581]

Studying Islam in Arabic is just awesome!

[@aj-si6nw]

great podcast, can you please list some of the books that were mentioned in both arabic and english. Jazakallah Khair

[@Wakobear.]

جزاكم الله خيرا

[@ArabicEnthusiasts]

20:02 Madina Books syllabus is the best! I keep saying that but people don't listen haha!

[@thalblankson4002]

What is the Syllabus ?

[@العقيلي-ف7و]

@@thalblankson4002 Madinah book 1, 2 and 3 and if you’re a Muslim I can’t imagine you’d have a China flag as your pfp as they’re oppressing our brothers and sisters.

[@قناةد.عبدالرحيمالقاوش]

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله، حياكم الله أخي عبد الواحد مشتاق إليكم ، أخوكم عبد الرحيم القاوش جاركم في المدينة المنورة

[@Sami-ft3pb]

may Allah preserve Ustadh Ibrahim and Ustadh Abdul Wahid.

[@muhammadabidmakba]

JazakumuAllah Khaira.

[@shakirupedro5931]

MashaAllah good video, I like the laid back style mashaAllah👌🏾

[@muhammadabidmakba]

Absolutely brilliant.

[@muhammadabidmakba]

Very beneficial indeed.

[@arabiyyah7965]

25:37 true,I'm Arab and I don't understand Moroccan dialect, and when they speak I feel like they are speaking French not Arabic lol I've heard Moroccan saying that their dialect is mixed with French,Amazigh and Arabic!

[@عبدالله-ن6ه2ص]

Moroccans are originally Berbers, not Arabs, but their love for Islam Arabized them. And the Egyptian people are originally Copts, so some of the Arabic letter exits they have are wrong, such as the letter Jim

[@eesahthepoet]

found this v. beneficial جزاك الله خير

[@muhammadabidmakba]

BarakAllah feekum.

[@muhammedzakariya694]

Bārakallahu-Feekum amazing session

[@zayn6725]

Great podcast ماشاءالله

[@jomoali9523]

As salaam alaikum rahmatullahi ta’ala s wa barakaatuhu inshallah could you plz tell us where in Morocco he studied. Jazaakumullahu khairan

[@theepicologist8811]

MashAllah! SOAS alumni here! MA Arabic literature

[@yaMuslima]

Which city did he study in Morocco? And what was the name of the school that he attended in Morocco?

[@bashir675]

Love you brothers for the sake off Allah

[@shakirsohail1681]

13:15 ,"nahu alwazegh" is thats the book ustaad mentioned for learning Arabic? Please someone help

[@slayryt3533]

An Nahw Al Wadih

[@waheedstambuli4113]

What is the name of that conversation book if anyone knows?

[@sudan738]

Technically he studied overseas

[@hawkeye2043]

I love this format but it becomes nerve wrecking when the host constantly interrupts the guest after he ask a question.

[@smailrpg8506]

Salam aalikoum what is the name of the Arabic institute in Morocco ?

[@Anon-uv9mj]

What is your advice for pronouncing letters. Its been like a year and i still can’t even pronounce Al Fatiha right. And the elongation, i keep elongating in wrong places

[@IbrahimAlMubtasim]

You have to have a teacher for learning recitation of the Quran, if you know someone local to you who is proficient in reciting the Quran ask them to help you in shaa Allah

[@عبدالله-ن6ه2ص]

First / knowing the letters' exits.. Rely on the teacher of Al-Qaida Al-Noraniah. Second: Sign up for Quran memorization sessions with a distinguished teacher..or take advantage of memorization sessions in the Grand Mosque and the Prophet’s Mosque to correct your recitations

[@misbahnaz2534]

Assalam o Alaikum wrwb Can you please suggest good books to learn Arabic for kids at the age of 5 to 10 years?

[@fatoumatasidibe2778]

salam aleykoum, what is the name of the book you mentioned to learn Arabic? with farmers etc..

[@bintlulu7282]

نحو الواضح (Nahw al-wadih)

[@user-mk4yr3xo7q]

35:00

[@form.of.dhikr2]

Assalamwalaikoum what are some good jobs for people aspiring to be strong students of knowledge and is medicine viable?

[@duaakhan4397]

Which madrasa was that in kuwait...I live in kuwait but never heard of such place..

[@ابوسمية-ض4ص]

It’s in fawaniyyah

[@wahidazizi7762]

🇸🇦🇸🇦💯💯💯💯

[@abubekerashref188]

what is the book

[@imranb5088]

Whats the name of the book the ustadh has? Any links where to purchase it

[@limitedquantitysufiyyahexp4905]

Which book?

[@mohammadahmad0790]

@@limitedquantitysufiyyahexp4905 18 minutes ish

[@عبدالله-ن6ه2ص]

On the website of the Islamic University of Madinah, I watched the study of Arabic from the Internet, but it is not free.

[@ummtamaatim]

Nahwu al wadih

[@ibrahimyonis5227]

I thought this was Sh. Assim Al Hakeem

[@wahidazizi7762]

💪💪💪💪☝️☝️☝️

[@izzizz3195]

﷽

[@Fahad-Qahtany]

يتعلمون العربية في بلد أجنبي😂

[@thewolf1801]

This is possible, just how Arabs learn English in Arab nations.