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You are an excellent mualima and you teach in detail with simple examples. JazakaAllah khair please continue making regular videos. I am able to access the courses on your website. Thanks.
At the 10:17 minute mark you used the example, _"... if you seek help then seek help from Allah..."_ to illustrate the conditional response of the letter _"fa"_ Which comes first? a.) the ACTION of seeking help? or b.) the seeking of this help from Allah? Doesn't this contradict what you are saying? In that, seeking the help from Allah *is the direct consequence of you wanting to seek help* and NOT the other way around? After all, you don't seek the help from Allah if you are not seeking help, correct? So, beyond any reasonable doubt, the action of wanting to seek help comes first! It starts with you saying, _"I want to seek help"_ And, then... you seek the help from Allah! You don't first seek the help from Allah... and then say, _"I want to seek help,"_ do you? No, of course not! _peace_ *The Quran is its own dictionary. It explains everything in detail.*
Great points. The fa is part of a conditional sentence. If you seek help, then seek help from Allah. The intention to seek help is followed by seeking help from Allah.
@Arabicwithamina You wrote, _"the intention to seek help _*_is followed_*_ by seeking help from Allah."_ So *the condition* of _seeking help from Allah_ comes AFTER your action or desire to seek help! I have always held the belief that the modern-day Arabic grammar rules have been re-engineeref & designed to obfuscate the *Clear Quran!* Please go read surah Al-Ma'idah verse 6 (5:6) and understand which *"condition"* is conditional upon which *"condition?"* Proposition #1 Is the _"stand"_ *followed by* the _"wash?"_ Proposition #2 Is the _"wash"_ *followed by* the _"stand?"_ The modern-day Arabic grammar is one of the main reasons the *clear & detailed Quran* has become difficult to understand *today!* _peace_ *The Quran is its own dictionary. It explains everything in detail.* _peace_
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Whether you’re a complete beginner or looking to enhance your skills, our engaging lessons will guide you every step of the way.
Amazing understanding of Arabia grammar and explained so simply.
Ma sha Allah very well explained
Barakallahu feeki
Excellent
Thank you so much. Jazack Allah kheran.❤
Very beautifully and comprehesively described. Great work.
I hope next video, you will explain usلو،لولا
great
Thank you, Teacher!
You are an excellent mualima and you teach in detail with simple examples.
JazakaAllah khair please continue making regular videos. I am able to access the courses on your website. Thanks.
Thank You! May Allah give you good reward for this.
Jazakallah kayr for the great lesson and sharing the beautiful hadith in your lesson ❤
Alhamdulillah, good feedback
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Well explained!
May Allah bless you and your loved ones
Very helpful video - Jazaka’Allah khair
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Ijtahid in the urdu context implies (an effort towards) an original interpretation (of issues)
Shukran
4:32 the way i memorise the different meaning is by pretending "fa(for)" and "fa(so)" are 2 different words,it makes it easier.
3:32 I never knew names could also have harakaat at the end, what would the name "TalHa" have at the end of it if we put it in this sentence?
I feel like the prefix فَ is used to create a break between sentences without breaking it into separate sentences.
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It is very useful. But please, read the arabic a bit slower so we can follow the correct pronunciation. Thanks a lot.
I am wondering why when you speak english (transalating) so clear, but when you dictate the arabic text soooo faast...
Thank you for pointing that out. I'll try to speak slower in future videos.
That is what modern-day Arabic is all about!
The faster you talk, by their culture, the better you are!
_peace_
Thank you
@@shukriyusof2104 you might be right, but this video is for education, a teaching.
@sujanto26 Precisely!
It is teaching you to understand!
Now you understand!
_peace_
At the 10:17 minute mark you used the example, _"... if you seek help then seek help from Allah..."_ to illustrate the conditional response of the letter _"fa"_
Which comes first?
a.) the ACTION of seeking help?
or
b.) the seeking of this help from Allah?
Doesn't this contradict what you are saying?
In that, seeking the help from Allah *is the direct consequence of you wanting to seek help* and NOT the other way around?
After all, you don't seek the help from Allah if you are not seeking help, correct?
So, beyond any reasonable doubt, the action of wanting to seek help comes first!
It starts with you saying, _"I want to seek help"_
And, then... you seek the help from Allah!
You don't first seek the help from Allah... and then say, _"I want to seek help,"_ do you?
No, of course not!
_peace_
*The Quran is its own dictionary. It explains everything in detail.*
Great points. The fa is part of a conditional sentence. If you seek help, then seek help from Allah.
The intention to seek help is followed by seeking help from Allah.
@Arabicwithamina You wrote, _"the intention to seek help _*_is followed_*_ by seeking help from Allah."_
So *the condition* of _seeking help from Allah_ comes AFTER your action or desire to seek help!
I have always held the belief that the modern-day Arabic grammar rules have been re-engineeref & designed to obfuscate the *Clear Quran!*
Please go read surah Al-Ma'idah verse 6 (5:6) and understand which *"condition"* is conditional upon which *"condition?"*
Proposition #1
Is the _"stand"_ *followed by* the _"wash?"_
Proposition #2
Is the _"wash"_ *followed by* the _"stand?"_
The modern-day Arabic grammar is one of the main reasons the *clear & detailed Quran* has become difficult to understand *today!*
_peace_
*The Quran is its own dictionary. It explains everything in detail.*
_peace_