The Verbal Noun - Arabic Grammar

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This Course has been designed to teach the Arabic language inspired by one of the most popular courses being used today - the Madinah Book Series by Dr V Abdur Rahim. This course will contain everything an individual needs to learn the Arabic Language (Classical and Modern Standard) from complete beginner to an intermediate level Insha'Allah (God Willing).
It is a pre-requisite that one know the arabic alphabet and can write at a basic level.
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[@urinthematrix1]

Wow... This person is really really good in explaining. May Allah accept all his efforts and make his efforts a means of sadaqat jariyyah, ameen

[@AdnanFaisal1]

FYI - this snippet was extracted from book 2 lesson 11 (56th min). Thanks for sharing it as a separate clip.

[@urinthematrix1]

He makes the class very interesting mashahAllah

[@nusrat10]

Yes I agree. MashAllah.

[@irfand4]

In English, a verb is converted to a noun by suffixing -ing to the verb. A noun thus derived from a verb is called a verbal noun in English and they are called masdar in Arabic. A verb denotes -- action along with the time of action known as tense (past, present, future) and subject (doer of action or fael). Masdar mentions only action (without tense or subject). Masdar is a noun. It will decline. It will have tanween if it is indefinite or will have al if definite.

[@sheikhmd.shahidulislamedit1515]

Nice class.

[@hafnimuchtar1455]

Thank you very much. It helps me a lot. I just started learning Arabic

[@urinthematrix1]

How is your learning going? I have started learning since last month

[@theguy7206]

@@urinthematrix1 i can help you inshallah i have completed the 2 books ask me questions if you want help😀

[@urinthematrix1]

@@theguy7206 wow That's awesome. Where are you based? I am on London.

[@theguy7206]

@@urinthematrix1 i live in sweden and you

[@urinthematrix1]

@@theguy7206 MashahAllah, I am in London. So are you in book 3 now? Are you studying on your own or in a class?

[@haqeeqat86972]

Little confusion. Verbs are made from verbal noun and not otherwise. In fact, verbs are derived from the Masdar which explains its verbal essence.

[@shahidzaman8205]

Camera work is not upto the mark and writing on the board seems clumsy. Yet method of teaching is very very good. Zajakallah khair.