Arabic language, grammar Inna and her sisters إِنَّ وَأَخَوَاتُهَا [#12-P2]

[@aishakhan8375]

Sir you are a wonderful teacher MashAllah,may Allah bless you . Almighty has really blessed you with amazing teaching talent . JazakAllah khairan kaseera for such beautiful explanations.

[@TheLanguageofQuran]

اَمِين يَا رَبَّ الْعَالَمِيْن Ameen Ya Rabbal Alameen

[@rafianusrath7843]

Excellent explanation ustad Alhamdulillah!! Ma Sha Allah tabarakallah

[@raheemellicks1822]

Thank you my dear Ustad great lessons

[@slaveofallah-raadmohammeda2609]

Alhamdulillah.May Allah grant you peace blessings and healthy life in this dunya and akhira ya ustadh .❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️Aameen

[@TheLanguageofQuran]

Ameen

[@yaseenkhan181]

Alhamdulillah now i understood well jazakallah khair ustad

[@pradipkhan8100]

Great teaching style

[@sazeezahmed2]

Jazakallah

[@uthmandeniz]

Jazakullahu khairan.

[@md.abdulalim4041]

excellent presentation.

[@nasarazam]

Another gem - Jazakallah Khairan !

[@blueconvoy]

Alhamdulillah! Practical.Concise. Thank you to all who have made these series possible. Including the teachers and all participants.

[@MrBlessed87]

Jazakallahu khairan

[@amjadanshidamjad8010]

Great class

[@fuzzybeg2287]

ماشاء الله ماشاء الله ماشاء الله May ALLAH SWT preserve you yaa sheigh Really you are making it easy for us So that we don't pull at our hair. I really appreciate you . بارك الله فيك كثيرا 💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@masinahsahid3873]

Alhamdulillah ... thank you very much and with revise again and again we understand better . May Allah bless you Ustaz

[@noorhayatiabdlatiff5854]

Alhamdulillah. Thanks a lot Ustaz Muhammad Arjan Ali and the team. Very helpful conclusion given at the end of this lesson.I understand lot of labour poured to produce the lesson. Appreciate it indeed. May Allah grant you and your team hasannah in this world and the hereafter.

[@alijan9290]

Thank you ustath for your excellent method, and dedication but I must say there's a lot for us to learn.

[@amatullahSlaveofAllah-mw6xw]

Ustadh, that indeed was a beautiful explanation! May Allah reward you in abundance the best in the two worlds. Aameen

[@fuzzybeg2287]

بارك الله فيك كثيرا جزاك الله خيرا كثيرا ماشاء الله Really love your methods yaa Sheigh

[@holygraphite1292]

Jazaakallah

[@namugwanosalimah2421]

بارك الله فيك يا شيخ

[@shahinsacademy]

Mashallah.

[@suleimanmakamashani2635]

Ma Sha Allah

[@mohamadadanyusof1476]

thanks for all the efforts. it has been indeed useful and meaningful 😊

[@etcetera4245]

MashaAllah, Alhamdulillah, JazakAllah Khairun. What a magnificent way of teaching!! Wonderful course outline with an excellent presentation. I don't know how to thank you. I always make dua for you, pls don't lose your patience anytime, as all good initiatives face criticism or unwanted difficulties. May Allah accept your efforts as Sadaqa-e-jareeah.

[@TheLanguageofQuran]

Ameen

[@lawalaudi3510]

I hope at the end these lessons will be book form, aameen.

[@TheLanguageofQuran]

InshaAllah

[@kanwer2011]

JAZAKALLAH KHAIRAN USTAZ MOHAMMED ARJAN ALI & TEAM one spelling mistake at 24.0 minute man has been typed as main phrase is Man is rich however he is miser

[@TheLanguageofQuran]

will correct in the next version thank you so much may Allah bless you

[@sifuddinsaif5744]

يرحمك الله في الدنيا و الأخرة

[@mubal2965]

ما شاء الله جزاك الله خيرا يا شيخ.❤❤❤ Please, I want to know if the خبر ان will always take the tanween form

[@TheLanguageofQuran]

If the Kkabar of INNA is a Musarif (takes tanweem) then it will else it will like other categories as explained in lesson 07

[@mubal2965]

@TheLanguageofQuran understood sir, you have really cleared a lot of confusions I had. Now i can read the quran easily without mixing tashkeel

[@juliennej1684]

21:48 laita. the english should read "I wish i could be young again.."

[@TheLanguageofQuran]

InshaAllah will review for the next release

[@riyazmisir1512]

Salaam, Ustadh. May Allah bless you abundantly. Re: The composition of Kaanna, since ka is a harf in its own right i.e a harf of jarr AND anna is also a harf (of nasb), could kaanna ever be considered jarr majroor meaning "like that."

[@TheLanguageofQuran]

It is best at this stage to stick with the standard definitions, as it will lead to more confusion. The Kaa'anna should be treated as a single partcile on its own right. If we start splitting and say that KA is a Harf of Jarr then it should have an ISM right after it. A Harf of Jarr is always followed by an ISM which is in Jarr.

[@riyazmisir1512]

Thank you for clarifying. Much appreciated. Thought we could deconstruct kaanna like you did with thaalika