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السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته الطلاب بتشديد الطاء واللام معا هكذا الطّلّاب ولكن في حال لم يسبق طلاب أل التعريف (نكرة) فإننا فقط نشدد اللام هكذا طُلّاب والله أعلم وجزاكم الله خير تنويه : أنا عربي لكن لم أدرس العربية على نحو التخصص ولكن هكذا نقرأها ونسمعها في الحياة اليومية والمدراس والجامعات حتى أنني لا أعرف لماذا نظم الطاء عند قولنا "طلاب" ولماذا نفتح الطاء عندما نكتبها بشكل مفرد "طالب" أعتقد أنه من المفيد جدا ايضا بعد دراسة العربية أن يقوم الشخص بالإستماع إلى الكتب الدينية وفي نفس الوقت يكون عنده كتاب يتتبع فيه الصوت المقروء حتى يتعود على النطق الصحيجح , أنا هكذا أتعلم الأنجليزية ووجدتها مفيدة جدا والسلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
Congratulations Sheikh for Mastering Arabic and Enjoying the Glorious Qu'ran from the source. I'm an Arabic speaker struggling to teach my family (Old and young ones) the Arabic language, however their progress is slow, and I'm praying to Allah almighty to gift them with this language so they can appreciate what I appreciate properly our Deen.
Allahuma barik. Brother that last bit was the most motivating stuff I heard. If you cut that part out and turn it into a youtube short we can send it around and make sure it reaches people. If I wasn't already learning arabic I would start just based on what you said at the end.
Dictionaries: 1. Hanswear (arabic to english with arabic organization) 2. Al mu3jam al wajeez OR Al mu3jam al waseet (arabic-arabic) 3. Mukhtar us sahah (arabic-arabic more advanced without defining the basic words) 4. Kamoos al mu7it (arabic-arabic and can be confusing)
For me, the most useful study material was Medina book series. If you want to learn professional, Arabic go study Medina book series from book one all the way to book 3.
Yes if u complement it with Arabiyya bayna yadayk, because Madina books is all grammar and morphology and very lil application and practice! So if u do both alongside, Alhamdulillah
@@IslamicallySpeaking 15 words per chapter is simply not enough to be very blunt! Lets say the whole series has 90 chapters, so u'll only learn around 1500 words after spending a good 8-9 months! And on top of it, you'll still struggle to grasp the lectures of scholars because all you learnt was purely textbook based and not much conversational! U need to learn Arabic the baby way, just how a baby learns the language! You should split ur focus in 60-40 rather i would say 70-30 with respect to vocabulary and grammar! Give 70% of your time learning words and rest 30% in going through grammar
@@IslamicallySpeaking As i said, u won't get any other book like Bayna yadayk. Even if u do get a book like it, u would struggle to find a teacher who has gone through that unheard book on the internet. The good part of Bayna yadayk is that its very famous and you can easily find its video explanations, solutions, etc etc! Secondly, what a beginner must do is, go through Madina book 1, get ur basics in place, then shift to the bayna yadayk series and start learning vocabs as if your life depends on it, just learn and practice, either by writing your own weird sentences or speaking to an arab if available or in the worst case scenario, conversing with chatgpt. For eg: U go through the lesson 3 of Bayna yadayk book 1, u write all the new words on a paper, then go on the internet, and look for the following of that words: If its a noun (ism)- Look for its plural If its a verb (f'il)- Look for its past tense, present tense, command, masdar, faail, and maf'ul Then write all these in a table form. Make one table for all the nouns and other for all the verbs! This way, you can extract the maximum benefit from the vocabs in the chapters and you'll learn what will help you to understand arabic instead of just learning grammar grammar grammar! Ultimately, put what u learn in practice, speak, talk to yourself in Arabic, write your daily diary or whatever you're thinking in arabic and get it checked by someone if possible! Its all about making mistakes and correcting them! I know it must sound difficult but believe me, once you get going, there's no going back Bi'idhnillah! For assistance in bayna yadayk, look for the playlist of al lisaan channel and dont forget to make your own tables of noun and verbs!
Understanding Context: The key method emphasized for learning Arabic is to understand new vocabulary within context rather than relying on translations. This involves creating sentences that help convey the meaning of words, which enhances retention and comprehension. Teacher Guidance: Learning with the help of a teacher is crucial to ensure correct pronunciation, grammar, and usage. Incorrect learning can lead to fossilization, where incorrect information becomes hard to unlearn. Practice and Repetition: Consistent practice and repetition of sentences containing new vocabulary are essential. This helps reinforce the meaning and usage of words, making them easier to recall. Gradual Transition: Start with English-Arabic dictionaries like Hans Wehr and then gradually move to Arabic-Arabic dictionaries for deeper understanding and more advanced learning. This transition helps learners think and understand directly in Arabic. Cultural and Religious Context: Understanding Arabic in its cultural and religious context, especially through the Quran, Hadith, and classical Arabic poetry, is emphasized as a way to deeply connect with the language and its rich heritage. This connection enhances the overall learning experience and appreciation of the language.
@@muhammadjamessutton ونحن ياشيخ نتمني أن تزورنا في الحامي وتلقي لنا خطبه وتعطينا من دروسك ومواعظك ؛استودعتكم الله دينك واماناتك وخواتيم اعمالك أن يحميكم من كل شر
Should we / Can we use sentences from the Quran on these flashcards or just normal constructed sentences using Arabic? Also, Thank you for this video and the others on Arabic for the ones who seek to learn it, InshaAllah
Out of curiosity, do you happen to struggle with understanding secular material in Arabic (news, non religious books etc)? I'm asking because one thing I keep noticing is that you have brothers who understand everything they read in islamic books and when listening to a scholar, but when they listen to the news, they only understand around 50%.
I think it has to do with the trends and latest happenings, and they could derive the words to from other cultures outside Arab culture. Hence the dua for helping one from knowledge that isn't beneficial. And world is moving fast, fast to where? To oblivion.
That doesn't make sense because the news uses modern standard Arabic which is basically Fusha, and everything is very formal most of the time so I don't understand how someone would only understand 50 percent
Arabic news is in very high language hence people struggle even if they learnt Arabic however I advice use Al Jazeera free Arabic news articles so you are acquainted with media vocabulary
1. Hanswear (arabic to english with arabic organization) 2. Al mu3jam al wajeez OR Al mu3jam al waseet (arabic-arabic) 3. Mukhtar us sahah (arabic-arabic more advanced without defining the basic words) 4. Kamoos al mu7it (arabic-arabic and can be confusing)
In sha Allah make sure to say Jazak Allahu khairan or something similar, as in Arabic, Jaza can be good reward or evil reward, so we want to supplication for good rewards for us all
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته Brother where can I find the Hans wer dictionary at a reasonable price? I’m learning Arabic on a budget and online it looks like some copies can be a little pricey. Jazak Allah khayr
I really enjoy the great collection of educational videos from you and Saajid. I can’t watch videos from the “TH-camrs”, I enjoy videos that I can watch or listen to when I am working that I can benefit from. I’m currently in the level 2 vocabulary and grammar course with Saajid at Ilmstitute and it’s encouraging to know that with dedication it’s possible to learn the language.
Could you please provide links to the Sheiks who speak slowly that you mentioned? Or could you write out their full names in order to search for them? Thank you.
This is true. Theres a method from my school. First by memorizing Matn Ajurum(متن الاجورومية) and wazn (متن البناء). Then start to study the explaination of these two books. After we have a very solid grammar, the we started to learn Fiqh books and Tafsir Quran. It is a very slow process, I took almost 5 years to be able to read any arabic books. And I still cant speak arabic.
@@rashidinabdulkadil9903 I used older books. متن الاجرومية و شروحه، متممة و حا شية الكواكب، الفيه ابن مالك و شروحه for grammar. متن البناء for verbs. I dont know much about modern books. For vocabulary, i used قاموس المحيط too, but mostly i got it from my teacher. Hes translating syarah hadith, syarah and hashiah of fiqh books, and from tafsir Quran.
@@Muslimah-z2e check out a channel named “Al qalam institute” it’s pretty good. If you end up liking it, I suggest the the first steps to understanding nahw and then when you reach sentences to start the sarf one
Hello teacher ...Can an Arab person teach Arabic in American universities ? I have bachelor degree in English and I am native Arabic speaker .God bless you bro ,thanks .
Im new to arabic i know like only 5% of it basic words like how are you etc. But i know the alphabeth in arabic and now im trying to spell it by myself and i dont know if you forgot to put the dot on the fitna word on the letter f or ur pen dont work but its wrong. Also you spell finta instead of fitna cuz u first put one dot and then two dots you know how to write everything in arabic but you falsly learned where to put the dots and its huge mistake cuz the dots is what makes the arabic language for example if you dont put the dot on the top of the letter ح its not kh but its h but maybe im wrong maybe fitna is spelt finta in arabic? Either way i wish i knew what you know about arabic language i will never learn this much yet im correcting you 😂 but hey we are here to help each other ya akhi
@Free Palestine 🇵🇸 alhamdulillah Allah makes me as someone who doesn't like Lavish things.. lol.. Efficiency and Neccesities are what's iMportant to me..
السلام عليكم ورحمة وبركاته. شكرًا جزيلا و جزاك الله خير الجزاء لهذه التوجيهات لتعليم اللغة العربية. و لكن بالنسبة إلى نصيحتك ان اجتنبوا اللغة الانجليزية ، فيها النظر. أريد أن ارسل إليكم قول الشيخ محمد بن صالح العثيمين.
وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته لم أنصح الناس أن يتركوا اللغة الإنجليزية مطلقا كنت أتكلم عن عدم إعتماد على الكتب المترجمة وكذلك على عدم إعتماد على ترجمة المفردات الجديدة إلى الإنجليزية
أنا كعربي لا أفهم كل ما تحويه الكتب التي ذكرتها ولكن أقرأ وأمر على الكلمات التي لا أعرف معناها ولكن طالب العلم الشرعي ينبغي عليه فهم كل كلمة لكي يبلّغ دعوته للدين بالشّكل السليم. نقطة أخرى : القراء المستمرة حسب خبرتي تعلمك الفردات والكلمات بسرعة فائقة وذلك لأن سياق العبارات له دور في فهم الكلمات ومع تكرار الكلمات في سياقات أخرى أثناء القراة العقل سبحان الله يفهم المعنى من الكلمة ثم تثبت في الذاكرة .
Yes jesus is the way, to God, for the isRaelis, in Judea.. But we follow muhammad (saw), who is also the way, to God, for everyone, all over the world.. 💐👌
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Salam aleykum. Could you make a video on which books to go through (Madinah Books, Bayna Yaddayk?) and in which order. Jazakh’Allah kheir.
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
الطلاب بتشديد الطاء واللام معا هكذا الطّلّاب
ولكن في حال لم يسبق طلاب أل التعريف (نكرة) فإننا فقط نشدد اللام هكذا طُلّاب والله أعلم
وجزاكم الله خير
تنويه : أنا عربي لكن لم أدرس العربية على نحو التخصص ولكن هكذا نقرأها ونسمعها في الحياة اليومية والمدراس والجامعات حتى أنني لا أعرف لماذا نظم الطاء عند قولنا "طلاب" ولماذا نفتح الطاء عندما نكتبها بشكل مفرد "طالب"
أعتقد أنه من المفيد جدا ايضا بعد دراسة العربية أن يقوم الشخص بالإستماع إلى الكتب الدينية وفي نفس الوقت يكون عنده كتاب يتتبع فيه الصوت المقروء حتى يتعود على النطق الصحيجح , أنا هكذا أتعلم الأنجليزية ووجدتها مفيدة جدا
والسلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
بارك الله فيكم. هذا مفيد للغاية.
Congratulations Sheikh for Mastering Arabic and Enjoying the Glorious Qu'ran from the source.
I'm an Arabic speaker struggling to teach my family (Old and young ones) the Arabic language, however their progress is slow, and I'm praying to Allah almighty to gift them with this language so they can appreciate what I appreciate properly our Deen.
Alhamdulillah for sheikh Muhammad James, ive learned alot from him. May Allah bless him and his family
Allahuma barik. Brother that last bit was the most motivating stuff I heard. If you cut that part out and turn it into a youtube short we can send it around and make sure it reaches people. If I wasn't already learning arabic I would start just based on what you said at the end.
Yes I agree, the end was so motivational.
علی قدر اھل العزم تاتی العزائم۔
جزاک اللہ خیرا شیخ محمد و سدد مسعاک۔
Thanks
Thanks!
Allahumabarik you donated this much?!
@@umermohiuddin2061 it’s in Indonesian currency and it equates to around 3 dollars or a bit more now.
@@ajajssksk1757lol thank you, I saw $50,000 USD 😂😂😂
Baraka Allaho fik Akhi
جزاك اللهُ خيرًا , This was just what I needed to help me with my arabic studies in egypt
جزاك الله الف خيرا يا استاذ، برك الله فيك.
MashAllah tabarakAllah. Beautifully explained. May Allah swt grant us the love of Deen and Arabic like this.
Dictionaries:
1. Hanswear (arabic to english with arabic organization)
2. Al mu3jam al wajeez OR Al mu3jam al waseet (arabic-arabic)
3. Mukhtar us sahah (arabic-arabic more advanced without defining the basic words)
4. Kamoos al mu7it (arabic-arabic and can be confusing)
بارك الله فيك
shukran
For me, the most useful study material was Medina book series. If you want to learn professional, Arabic go study Medina book series from book one all the way to book 3.
Yes if u complement it with Arabiyya bayna yadayk, because Madina books is all grammar and morphology and very lil application and practice! So if u do both alongside, Alhamdulillah
@@tsmeggroll3693there’s still a ton of vocab in the madina books, at least 15 words per chapter
@@IslamicallySpeaking 15 words per chapter is simply not enough to be very blunt! Lets say the whole series has 90 chapters, so u'll only learn around 1500 words after spending a good 8-9 months! And on top of it, you'll still struggle to grasp the lectures of scholars because all you learnt was purely textbook based and not much conversational! U need to learn Arabic the baby way, just how a baby learns the language! You should split ur focus in 60-40 rather i would say 70-30 with respect to vocabulary and grammar! Give 70% of your time learning words and rest 30% in going through grammar
@ nice advice. How should u study then other than the bayna yadayk books?
@@IslamicallySpeaking As i said, u won't get any other book like Bayna yadayk. Even if u do get a book like it, u would struggle to find a teacher who has gone through that unheard book on the internet. The good part of Bayna yadayk is that its very famous and you can easily find its video explanations, solutions, etc etc!
Secondly, what a beginner must do is, go through Madina book 1, get ur basics in place, then shift to the bayna yadayk series and start learning vocabs as if your life depends on it, just learn and practice, either by writing your own weird sentences or speaking to an arab if available or in the worst case scenario, conversing with chatgpt.
For eg: U go through the lesson 3 of Bayna yadayk book 1, u write all the new words on a paper, then go on the internet, and look for the following of that words:
If its a noun (ism)- Look for its plural
If its a verb (f'il)- Look for its past tense, present tense, command, masdar, faail, and maf'ul
Then write all these in a table form. Make one table for all the nouns and other for all the verbs!
This way, you can extract the maximum benefit from the vocabs in the chapters and you'll learn what will help you to understand arabic instead of just learning grammar grammar grammar!
Ultimately, put what u learn in practice, speak, talk to yourself in Arabic, write your daily diary or whatever you're thinking in arabic and get it checked by someone if possible! Its all about making mistakes and correcting them!
I know it must sound difficult but believe me, once you get going, there's no going back Bi'idhnillah!
For assistance in bayna yadayk, look for the playlist of al lisaan channel and dont forget to make your own tables of noun and verbs!
May Allah bless and protect and increase you in knowledge and understannding in line with salaf
JazaakaLlahu khairan
سبحان اللہ وبحمدہ سبحان اللہ العظیم۔☝🏻☝🏻☝🏻☝🏻 جزاک اللہ خیر❤❤❤❤
JazakAllah sheikh
Understanding Context: The key method emphasized for learning Arabic is to understand new vocabulary within context rather than relying on translations. This involves creating sentences that help convey the meaning of words, which enhances retention and comprehension.
Teacher Guidance: Learning with the help of a teacher is crucial to ensure correct pronunciation, grammar, and usage. Incorrect learning can lead to fossilization, where incorrect information becomes hard to unlearn.
Practice and Repetition: Consistent practice and repetition of sentences containing new vocabulary are essential. This helps reinforce the meaning and usage of words, making them easier to recall.
Gradual Transition: Start with English-Arabic dictionaries like Hans Wehr and then gradually move to Arabic-Arabic dictionaries for deeper understanding and more advanced learning. This transition helps learners think and understand directly in Arabic.
Cultural and Religious Context: Understanding Arabic in its cultural and religious context, especially through the Quran, Hadith, and classical Arabic poetry, is emphasized as a way to deeply connect with the language and its rich heritage. This connection enhances the overall learning experience and appreciation of the language.
جزاك الله خيرا
Ma'sha'Allah! Jazak Allahu khayr Ustadh
بارك الله فيك
Salaam brothet , maa shaa ALLAH on you may ALLAH protect you from the evil eye ! amean/amin امين
great effort
Ya Syaikh Muhammad James pls come to Malang, East Java, Indonesia. One you are in Malang we'll be taking care of you, In shaAllah.
Jazaakallaahu khaira akhi. I want more than anything to visit our brothers in Indonesia. I know if I go to Indonesia, I will never leave insha'Allah.
I'm not from Indonesia but I hope the sheikh goes to visit you brothers
@@muhammadjamessutton ونحن ياشيخ نتمني أن تزورنا في الحامي وتلقي لنا خطبه وتعطينا من دروسك ومواعظك ؛استودعتكم الله دينك واماناتك وخواتيم اعمالك أن يحميكم من كل شر
ما شاء الله عليك أخي..
أنت مع الشيخ أبي بلال في الحامي؟
True said my bro...iv noticed that...
I need the prerequisite to this course. 😂
Brother, @7:40, the word is not 'Tulaab', it's 'Tullaab' (students) with a shaddah on the laam.
{ Allaah hummah Baarik} , { Salallaahu A'lay he wa Sallam}.
Should we / Can we use sentences from the Quran on these flashcards or just normal constructed sentences using Arabic? Also, Thank you for this video and the others on Arabic for the ones who seek to learn it, InshaAllah
Don't use sentences from Quran in your normal speaches
Very inspiring… gives me hope
Out of curiosity, do you happen to struggle with understanding secular material in Arabic (news, non religious books etc)? I'm asking because one thing I keep noticing is that you have brothers who understand everything they read in islamic books and when listening to a scholar, but when they listen to the news, they only understand around 50%.
Maybe because they learned Arabic to understand the quraan and the sunnah and not the news 😅
I think it has to do with the trends and latest happenings, and they could derive the words to from other cultures outside Arab culture.
Hence the dua for helping one from knowledge that isn't beneficial.
And world is moving fast, fast to where? To oblivion.
That doesn't make sense because the news uses modern standard Arabic which is basically Fusha, and everything is very formal most of the time so I don't understand how someone would only understand 50 percent
Arabic news is in very high language hence people struggle even if they learnt Arabic however I advice use Al Jazeera free Arabic news articles so you are acquainted with media vocabulary
Like me 🤲🏿
The ending was spectacular
Assalamualaykum brother! Is it possible to put the titles of the Arabic-Arabic dictionaries in the description please? Jazakallah!!
1. Hanswear (arabic to english with arabic organization)
2. Al mu3jam al wajeez OR Al mu3jam al waseet (arabic-arabic)
3. Mukhtar us sahah (arabic-arabic more advanced without defining the basic words)
4. Kamoos al mu7it (arabic-arabic and can be confusing)
@@ST-111 Jazakallah! May Allah Reward you :)
In sha Allah make sure to say Jazak Allahu khairan or something similar, as in Arabic, Jaza can be good reward or evil reward, so we want to supplication for good rewards for us all
Alhamduliilah, wa Jazak Allahu Khayr`!
MashaAllah Allahuma baarik
Mumtaz akhi❤
Very informative!
Same feeling here bro
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
Brother where can I find the Hans wer dictionary at a reasonable price? I’m learning Arabic on a budget and online it looks like some copies can be a little pricey. Jazak Allah khayr
وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته
I really enjoy the great collection of educational videos from you and Saajid. I can’t watch videos from the “TH-camrs”, I enjoy videos that I can watch or listen to when I am working that I can benefit from. I’m currently in the level 2 vocabulary and grammar course with Saajid at Ilmstitute and it’s encouraging to know that with dedication it’s possible to learn the language.
@@muhammadjamessutton
May Allah reward you and Saajid for your work and efforts
حياك الله
اللهم صل و سلم على سيدنا محمد صلى الله عليه و سلم.
Could you please provide links to the Sheiks who speak slowly that you mentioned? Or could you write out their full names in order to search for them? Thank you.
Sheikh al utheymin
Assalam o alaikum warehmatullah wabarakathu...
Watching from Pakistan 💚🇵🇰💚
Salam aleykum. Could you make a video on which books to go through (Madinah Books, Bayna Yaddayk?) and in which order. Jazakh’Allah kheir.
Madinah first and then bayna yadaik
جزاك الله خير
🔺تنبيه : لا نقول "الطُّلَاب" بفتح اللام مخففة
بل نقول "الطُّلَّاب" بتشديد اللام
Jazakhallahu khairan ya sheikh, please how do i understand the meaning if I'll go full Arabic books?
AlhamduliLlah
Mashallah
mass sentence method
This is true.
Theres a method from my school.
First by memorizing Matn Ajurum(متن الاجورومية) and wazn (متن البناء).
Then start to study the explaination of these two books.
After we have a very solid grammar, the we started to learn Fiqh books and Tafsir Quran.
It is a very slow process, I took almost 5 years to be able to read any arabic books.
And I still cant speak arabic.
What books would you recommend besides madinah series and bayna ya dayk?
@@rashidinabdulkadil9903
I used older books.
متن الاجرومية و شروحه، متممة و حا شية الكواكب، الفيه ابن مالك و شروحه for grammar.
متن البناء for verbs.
I dont know much about modern books.
For vocabulary, i used قاموس المحيط too, but mostly i got it from my teacher. Hes translating syarah hadith, syarah and hashiah of fiqh books, and from tafsir Quran.
@@rashidinabdulkadil9903 languageofquran channel is good
Sub han Allah
Your comment gave me the motivation to re start again
Jazakalah khairan
@@Muslimah-z2e check out a channel named “Al qalam institute” it’s pretty good.
If you end up liking it, I suggest the the first steps to understanding nahw and then when you reach sentences to start the sarf one
إذا ذاق المرء حلاوة العلم لا يحرص شيئا بعدها. الحمد لله.
Is this sentence correct grammatically?
يحرص على شيءٍ*
@@RanAi. جزاك الله
Hello teacher ...Can an Arab person teach Arabic in American universities ? I have bachelor degree in English and I am native Arabic speaker .God bless you bro ,thanks .
Which shaykh speaks clearly ?
Shaykh Muqbil ibn Hadi (r) und Shaykh Ibn Uthyamin (r)
Interesting, I never thought it’s possible, I will watch this video later … very interesting I’m Arabic tho
I'm a teacher of English and want to contact an American person who wants to learn Arabic.
Im new to arabic i know like only 5% of it basic words like how are you etc. But i know the alphabeth in arabic and now im trying to spell it by myself and i dont know if you forgot to put the dot on the fitna word on the letter f or ur pen dont work but its wrong. Also you spell finta instead of fitna cuz u first put one dot and then two dots you know how to write everything in arabic but you falsly learned where to put the dots and its huge mistake cuz the dots is what makes the arabic language for example if you dont put the dot on the top of the letter ح its not kh but its h but maybe im wrong maybe fitna is spelt finta in arabic? Either way i wish i knew what you know about arabic language i will never learn this much yet im correcting you 😂 but hey we are here to help each other ya akhi
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته يا شيخ
Do you teach Arabic?
وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته
How about peoples who care about both dunya and akhirah? Am i not Included in the mu'minun? 😨
@Free Palestine 🇵🇸 alhamdulillah Allah makes me as someone who doesn't like Lavish things.. lol..
Efficiency and Neccesities are what's iMportant to me..
lowkey me when I'm trying to learn English
I don't know your name brother but I l9ve your videos..can you please do a rebuttal against the black Hebrew Israelites ,please
السلام عليكم ورحمة وبركاته. شكرًا جزيلا و جزاك الله خير الجزاء لهذه التوجيهات لتعليم اللغة العربية. و لكن بالنسبة إلى نصيحتك ان اجتنبوا اللغة الانجليزية ، فيها النظر. أريد أن ارسل إليكم قول الشيخ محمد بن صالح العثيمين.
وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته لم أنصح الناس أن يتركوا اللغة الإنجليزية مطلقا كنت أتكلم عن عدم إعتماد على الكتب المترجمة وكذلك على عدم إعتماد على ترجمة المفردات الجديدة إلى الإنجليزية
أنا كعربي لا أفهم كل ما تحويه الكتب التي ذكرتها ولكن أقرأ وأمر على الكلمات التي لا أعرف معناها ولكن طالب العلم الشرعي ينبغي عليه فهم كل كلمة لكي يبلّغ دعوته للدين بالشّكل السليم.
نقطة أخرى : القراء المستمرة حسب خبرتي تعلمك الفردات والكلمات بسرعة فائقة وذلك لأن سياق العبارات له دور في فهم الكلمات ومع تكرار الكلمات في سياقات أخرى أثناء القراة العقل سبحان الله يفهم المعنى من الكلمة ثم تثبت في الذاكرة .
Assalamualaikum brother. If possible, please add Indonesian subtitles 🇮🇩. Thank you 🙏🙏. Greetings from Indonesia 🇮🇩
Jesus is the way ✝️🙏 come back
Yes jesus is the way, to God, for the isRaelis, in Judea..
But we follow muhammad (saw), who is also the way, to God, for everyone, all over the world.. 💐👌
Yes, we believe in Jesus (Pbuh) as well as we believe in Muhammad (Pbuh) as they are prophets of Allah.
What this have to do with the video
@@potato-q8n this poor guy he was brainwashed by that religion
@@ayla216 he has real knowledge, what do you have?
JazakAllah u khair
بارك الله فيك