High quality presentation,excellent explanation,clear accent along with beautiful voice!! Shubhanallah!! All r gift from Allah and all for Allah.JAK. Watching far away from Australia only for the love of Allah. Ameen
Anybody who knows how to read music or clustered alphabet systems has no prob reading Arabic. That's what was the light bulb moment for me and totally changed my perception of the Arabic language!
The reason is that the Prophet (PBUH) recited it like that and taught to the sahabah this way, and since then we've been reading it like that, so we can't change that.
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The word 'jannah' and 'jinn' come from the same root جنن which refers to something that is hidden and unseen.. That's why jinn are called jinn, because they cannot be seen, and that's why jannah is called Jannah because it is hidden from us until after the Day of Judgement. Allah knows best. Asslamo alikom
So when pronouncing i.e D with kasra with shaddah you pronounce first a D then pronounce another time but not restarting the tounge movement but having it at the same place then the kasra?
There are some letters that we can’t really double in a way we can here the difference, like kaf or ba or even ta. Is this normal or can we do something about it?
@arabic101 Thank you for this wonderful class. I have a small doubt in the "try it" section of this lecture, why "Ya" is not pronounced in the word "Ommi"?
JazakAllahu hayran, it is very informative video. Why didn't you pronounce y at the end of ummiy instead said ummi? Is there any other grammar rule for this?
When there is a shadda after a long vowel (like alef, wow, or ya) does the ling vowel become short? For example in fatihah the final verse, the dhad in the final word, how do uou pronouce the alef in walaa right before that it seems many imams pronounce it as fatha not alef
Which is correct? اللّٰه or الّٰه? I see the first that has two laam. Isn't it one laam and shaddah? Why are two laam on the first example? Please, explain me!
The first one is the correct version of Allah:اللّٰه .. But I am not really sure what you mean by (the first example)? In any case, I elaborate on the word Allah in this tutorial: th-cam.com/video/0paH22-NvzU/w-d-xo.html Maybe you'll find your answer there in shaa Allah .. If not please, let me know, I will do my best to help in shaa Allah.
Asslamo alikom, Wherever you use shaddah, you must use a short vowel on top or under. What you might have seen could be that the shaddah had kasra, and the kasra was not put under the shaddah sign itself, but under the letter. Then it would seem like there a shaddah without short vowels.
In order for a long vowel to exist, it MUST be preceded by a letter that has a short vowel of the same sort. So أمِي has the م with kasrah, which enables the long vowel ي to be a long vowel. That's why in Arabic, we can't start with a long vowel, because there must be a letter before it. Hope this makes sense. Asslamo alikom
I want to share this to you Ustadh, why I'm not quite so good when reading the Quran sometimes I stopped a little bit coz I can't pronounce the kalima properly but I know how to read it but it seems I'm not really sure if it's correct. May be I'm confusing on harf or the letter that's why it bit hard sometimes for me to proceed in the next word. Any advice Ustadh?
Asslamu alaikum wa rahmatulahi wa barakatuhu! I have a question. Many times people teach that the kasira is under the shadda and not the letter. But when I look at the Arabic text, that's not the case, it is under the letter. Can you please tell me why it's taught like this? I'm confused. Jazakallah khair!
Wa alikom asslam, It is correct both ways. I just chose the one the is used in the Qur'an. But unfortunately, Alhamdulillah, that caused confusion to some people. May Allah forgive us all. But it is possible both ways.
If we peonounce shaddha in a light manner like we dont stress too much but a little bit? Is it a major mistake does it changes the meaning of the Quran? Plz reply
Asslamo alikom, I am not sure what you mean by pronouncing shaddah in a 'light manner' .. If you don't pronounce the shaddah properly, it can definitely change the meaning of the word. So yeah, it should be pronounced properly. Asslamo alikom
That is correct, in the Quran you will find it under the word, but that is the exact same effect. For beginners, it is easier to keep the short vowels as close to each other as possible, that's why I chose to say to put them in one place together.
Brother what you have told that the vowel should be placed below the shadda and not below the letter.. but this is how it isn't in the Qur'an. could you explain?
Asslamo alikom, This lesson is for beginners, and as a beginner it's clearer to have it above the shaddah, then the signs are in the same spot, and you don;t have to look for it. But under the letter is also correct when you become more intermediate, just a different style.
Nice video brother, but you should have said that you can actually find in Qur’an kasrah under the harf and it means the same, so, is not 100% always under shaddah.
Although my mother language is Arabic, I find the method and animation you are using are quite ingenious and informative.
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جزاكم الله خيرا كثيرا ..
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I have been reading Quran never thought about shaddah the way you explained. Great
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Jazak Allah Khair
الله يرضي عنك و يراضيك في الدنيا و الاخرة بتعلم منك ربنا يرزقك الاخلاص يا استاذنا
Barakallahoufiek for these great lessons. May Allah grant you (and the rest of our Ummah) jennatul firdaws for helping us out like this
High quality presentation,excellent explanation,clear accent along with beautiful voice!! Shubhanallah!! All r gift from Allah and all for Allah.JAK. Watching far away from Australia only for the love of Allah. Ameen
Masha’Allah Excellent way of teaching. Shukren Jazelen.
Thank you very much, you make it very simple and easy to understand, may Allah reward you!
Thank you may god bless you ameen
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Jazakumullah. No one has ever explained this to me the way you did. May Allah reward you both in Dunya and Akira ameen. I really appreciate this.
جزاك الله خير 🌷❤️
بارك الله فيكم
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جزاكم الله خيراً
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Jazak Allah khair
This channel is amazing, Allahuma barek!
You lessons are amazingly comprehensive! Thank you so much.
Shukren jazelen wal habibi
Alhamdulilah. May Allah give you the reward in this world and hereafter
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Thank you! God Bless you 💐
Thank you so much you helped me alot with shaddah
Masha allah
Your way of teaching is quite impressive.
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I came across your channel yesterday.
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Ma sha allah ..
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finally i understand how thisworks! shukran
This was so helpful
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I love your lessons. May Allaah bless you for making these lessons Ameen.
Taking an Arabic exam today (: wish me luck!
May Allah SWT grant you goodness in this life and life after death Ameen
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Thanks I learnt something new
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Highly appreciate your effort. I was looking something like this for such a long time. May Allah bless you
Thank you, my brother, you are a great teacher I love the way you teach it makes it so easy. May Allah Azawajal bless you
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Didn't know this before
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Anybody who knows how to read music or clustered alphabet systems has no prob reading Arabic. That's what was the light bulb moment for me and totally changed my perception of the Arabic language!
Great video, very quick, clear, and informative. Thanks! 👍😁
Dear Sir.. can you explain the ayah number 41 of Sura Hood.. as it has a unique word ( MAJReeha). Why this word is pronounce totally different.
The reason is that the Prophet (PBUH) recited it like that and taught to the sahabah this way, and since then we've been reading it like that, so we can't change that.
This is so, so useful! Thank you!
I love this
Awesome may Allah bless you ❤️ thanks alot
ماشاء لله
Mashallah your voice is so mesmerising and the quality of videos is amazing
Thanks
Finding Your channel is like i have found a treasure thsm and jazakallaho khiran.
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دمر for the word
the trailing of the ر is quite prominent. Sometimes I found myself doing the same problem (takrir) with pronouncing ر with shaddah.
Great learnt a lot
Thanks i know now 👍
Masha Allah, Your videos are great. Thank You Brother.
Could u plz tell the words related shadda with kasra mentioned in quran?...so that i will be easy to understand
does Janah have meaning? cuz based on the secret which doubled chop equal dice, maybe doubled janah/jannah too?
The word 'jannah' and 'jinn' come from the same root جنن which refers to something that is hidden and unseen.. That's why jinn are called jinn, because they cannot be seen, and that's why jannah is called Jannah because it is hidden from us until after the Day of Judgement.
Allah knows best.
Asslamo alikom
So when pronouncing i.e D with kasra with shaddah you pronounce first a D then pronounce another time but not restarting the tounge movement but having it at the same place then the kasra?
Thank you, you are helping many people learn.
How is it Ommi instead of Ummi please
How was shadda written before shadda was introduced.
Was there a way to spell shadda without the diacritics before the diacritic was invented?
3:35 i saw in some Qurans (like muslimpro) that the line is put under the Lam and not under the shadd. I assume that you can do it both ways?
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In the word Ommi, why is there sakoon above the last letter y/ii? Why would you write the letter there?
4:23
wow i was very close, i was bit confused with Alif and U, so i said "Aummiy"
second i said salleem
and final i said exactly as battah
There are some letters that we can’t really double in a way we can here the difference, like kaf or ba or even ta. Is this normal or can we do something about it?
@arabic101 Thank you for this wonderful class.
I have a small doubt in the "try it" section of this lecture, why "Ya" is not pronounced in the word "Ommi"?
JazakAllahu hayran, it is very informative video. Why didn't you pronounce y at the end of ummiy instead said ummi? Is there any other grammar rule for this?
No, that is how the yaa' is pronounced when it comes at the end of the word. Remember: yaa' as a long vowel will always have sukoon on it.
@@Arabic101 thank you for explaining it.
Alhamdulillah
I've been taught that for shaddah/tasydid with kasrah, the kasrah is written below the letter (not below the shaddah/tasydid), is that correct?
When there is a shadda after a long vowel (like alef, wow, or ya) does the ling vowel become short? For example in fatihah the final verse, the dhad in the final word, how do uou pronouce the alef in walaa right before that it seems many imams pronounce it as fatha not alef
When shaddah comes after a long vowel, the long vowel will be elongated (not shortened)
This is a case called (madd lazim) in the study of tajweed.
Hi, Thanks you, teacher.
Sorry, I have a question to ask, 4:04 is ommi not ommiy?
Not sure what the difference is between ommi not ommiy
@@Arabic101 (alif + dammah) + (meem + shaddah + kasrah) + (ya + sukoon) = ommiy ? Sorry, I just don't know the "ya" need or no need...
MashaAllah
Thank you so much! Very helpful ☺️
Which is correct? اللّٰه or الّٰه? I see the first that has two laam. Isn't it one laam and shaddah? Why are two laam on the first example? Please, explain me!
The first one is the correct version of Allah:اللّٰه .. But I am not really sure what you mean by (the first example)?
In any case, I elaborate on the word Allah in this tutorial: th-cam.com/video/0paH22-NvzU/w-d-xo.html Maybe you'll find your answer there in shaa Allah .. If not please, let me know, I will do my best to help in shaa Allah.
i like your channel im arbic to
alhamdulillah
The simplest way of learning Arabic (Reading) is right on this page. Thank you (Teacher) for your special attention.
Thank you! This was explained so simply and appreciate it.
Is shadda is kinda long vowel?
No, it is a 'stress' that is generated because of the duplication of the letter.
In other videos when you write the shaddah you don't include any of the short vowels on it and I'm wondering how would you read it correctly?
Asslamo alikom,
Wherever you use shaddah, you must use a short vowel on top or under. What you might have seen could be that the shaddah had kasra, and the kasra was not put under the shaddah sign itself, but under the letter. Then it would seem like there a shaddah without short vowels.
@@Arabic101 walaykum alsalam thank you very much now I look back that was the reason
Why do you use both the short and long vowel in the word ommi? Why not just use one?
In order for a long vowel to exist, it MUST be preceded by a letter that has a short vowel of the same sort.
So أمِي has the م with kasrah, which enables the long vowel ي to be a long vowel.
That's why in Arabic, we can't start with a long vowel, because there must be a letter before it.
Hope this makes sense.
Asslamo alikom
@@Arabic101 thank you brother, may allah bless you
I want to share this to you Ustadh, why I'm not quite so good when reading the Quran sometimes I stopped a little bit coz I can't pronounce the kalima properly but I know how to read it but it seems I'm not really sure if it's correct. May be I'm confusing on harf or the letter that's why it bit hard sometimes for me to proceed in the next word. Any advice Ustadh?
Have you tried the method of القاعدة النورانية
It basically takes you step by step from one letter, to two letters, to three and so on ..
Asslamu alaikum wa rahmatulahi wa barakatuhu!
I have a question. Many times people teach that the kasira is under the shadda and not the letter. But when I look at the Arabic text, that's not the case, it is under the letter. Can you please tell me why it's taught like this? I'm confused.
Jazakallah khair!
Wa alikom asslam,
It is correct both ways. I just chose the one the is used in the Qur'an. But unfortunately, Alhamdulillah, that caused confusion to some people. May Allah forgive us all.
But it is possible both ways.
If we peonounce shaddha in a light manner like we dont stress too much but a little bit? Is it a major mistake does it changes the meaning of the Quran? Plz reply
Asslamo alikom,
I am not sure what you mean by pronouncing shaddah in a 'light manner' .. If you don't pronounce the shaddah properly, it can definitely change the meaning of the word. So yeah, it should be pronounced properly.
Asslamo alikom
@@Arabic101 does repetition in pronouncing ر changes the meaning of Quran ?
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge!
Is it the same writing in arab and writing in the Quran? I found the shaddah with kasrah under the letter not under the shaddah
That is correct, in the Quran you will find it under the word, but that is the exact same effect.
For beginners, it is easier to keep the short vowels as close to each other as possible, that's why I chose to say to put them in one place together.
@@Arabic101 Alhamdulillah thank you teacher
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Brother what you have told that the vowel should be placed below the shadda and not below the letter.. but this is how it isn't in the Qur'an. could you explain?
Asslamo alikom,
This lesson is for beginners, and as a beginner it's clearer to have it above the shaddah, then the signs are in the same spot, and you don;t have to look for it. But under the letter is also correct when you become more intermediate, just a different style.
Why do u writing without Taa murbota
Nice video brother, but you should have said that you can actually find in Qur’an kasrah under the harf and it means the same, so, is not 100% always under shaddah.
I think it depends on writing system like mashaf for Pakistani and Indian Muslim use kasrah under the harf with shaddah on it.
Oof this is where is gets tough for me!
why is arab so hard everytime i try it confuses me and i know the alphabet very well but when it comes to vowels i be stuck damn! am this make me sad
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(mum) أُمِّيْ
(greet) سَلِّمْ
(duck) بَطَّه
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so I am doing math now