Unlock the secrets of Arabic Grammar Demonstrative Pronouns, Murakkab Ishaari {L12-P1}

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MashAllah MashAllah MashAllah

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JazakAllah khair Ustdz, one another important lesson, presented in a fantastic way. May Allah reward you for your hard work for the Ummah.

[@TheLanguageofQuran]

اَمِين يَا رَبَّ الْعَالَمِيْن Ameen Ya Rabbal Alameen

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Great lesson ..Again thank you .Shukran laka

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وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته 💌ما شاء الله اللهم صل على سيدنا محمد وعلى اله واصحابه وسلم اجمعين 😂 بارك الله فيك شيخ محمد حفظك الله 🤲 من كل دقيقة .يارب يرزقهم مسلمين علما نافعا وعملا متقبلا إن شاء الله يارب العالمين 🕋

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‏السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته. جزاك الله صابر وجزاك الله خير وقنا عذاب النار. ‏في أمان الله.

[@TheLanguageofQuran]

اَمِين يَا رَبَّ الْعَالَمِيْن Ameen Ya Rabbal Alameen

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وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركا ته

[@MrBlessed87]

Jazakallah Khairan Kathiran

[@TheLanguageofQuran]

اَمِين يَا رَبَّ الْعَالَمِيْن Ameen Ya Rabbal Alameen

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Jzakallah ustaz

[@etcetera9459]

Was missing your lesson a lot

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Thanks

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well come back. we were waiting for the lesson sir. thanks

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Muchas gracias por compartir 🙏 saludos y bendiciones desde México

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ممتاز ❤

[@A.S.M_Thank_You_Allah]

‏سلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته.

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Asslamo alaikum .very warm welcome to you how are you !ya ustadh

[@TheLanguageofQuran]

Al-humdulillah I am well

[@wb1847]

Salam, do you suggest any books for people who are self studying?

[@TheLanguageofQuran]

There are many books on Arabic available, but I do not believe there is anything you can use for self study. They do require the guidance of a teacher

[@DashinDanish]

Jazakallah, Ustad! May Allah reward you! Would you please give us these slides so that we may use them later for the revision?

[@TheLanguageofQuran]

The slides are not available I am sorry, but the book has all the notes you need to accompany the KZbin lessons

[@ratkirani]

Assalmu Alaikam brother I've been through the course the 23 lessons, are there any advance lessons, you have mentioned in the videos,the next level intermediate and advanced , the last lesson being kaana and sisters, is there a second book . jazakallahu khaira brother

[@TheLanguageofQuran]

Walikumusalaam, may Allah reward you for completing the lessons that i have uploaded online. I do intend to do more advanced lessons, but for now I am busy completing BOOK-TWO and more advanced notes, inshaAllah as soon as these are completed I will be looking at doing more advanced lessons

[@ratkirani]

@@TheLanguageofQuran jazakallahu khaira brother may Allah swt bless you and your family and keep you steadfast

[@sajmad]

So when we should use Zaliki and Tilka as both have the same meaning? wanted to see some examples of when and how to apply.

[@TheLanguageofQuran]

This has been explained in detail in the lessons. One is used for masculine the other for famine

[@sajmad]

Zaliki - that distant ( female /object ) Zalika - that distant (male/ object) Tilka - that distant (female /object) How Tilka and Zaliki are different ? Not clear with the fundamental difference.

[@sajmad]

If I am referring about a distant book and telling to a female I will use Zaliki and if to a male then Zalika . If I am referring to a distant car and telling about it to a female then I will use Zaliki or Tilka ? Probably Zaliki again ? Please confirm my understanding.

[@TheLanguageofQuran]

I think you are confusing a number of points you will use the correct one depending on the thing that you are point to if you point to something which is ,masculine then you will use DHALIKA if you point to something which is feminine then you will use TILKA If the person you are speaking to is a male and you you point to something which is ,masculine then you will use DHALIKA If the person you are speaking to is a female and you you point to something which is ,masculine then you will use DHALIKI But this is not in much use in modern arabic - its more in classical arabic

[@humairamahbub313]

I already bought book 1, waiting for Book 2 . Any timeline when book 2 will get published?

[@TheLanguageofQuran]

sorry it is still at early stages, it may take at least another 9 months or so

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Jazakallah Khairan Kathiran