السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته Ustadh I had a question when it comes to the plural of of صفات, do we have to bare in mind some sifaat don’t follow the normal rule of adding ون or ات to the ends of them, when they don’t follow this pattern what to do we do with these sifaat that don’t follow that pattern
what is it that you're trying to explain at 13:00 i thought only definant nouns that came after an ismulishaara was badal and mubdalminhu? how come there is another understanding for badal and mubdal minhu?
As salaamu alaykum, May Allah bless you , you skipped over a few sections in this video without going over it , I was confused on why you did that jazakAllahu khaiyran
وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته May Allah bless you likewise. I'm not sure what you're referring to exactly, but I may have skipped some things because they were already explained, or because discussing them at that point would not have been relevant. والله أعلم
Assalamu’alaykum Ustaath. Why does the ضمير/مضاف اليه not come in the form of خبر in the sentence: بيتهن قريب؟ Is it because the sentence would then be incomplete? And is there aswell a rule that the مضاف اليه does not come in the place of the khabar?
@@legendary5077 JazakumAllahu khayrun, may Allah bless you I think Ustadh mentioned that there it ta'neeth in meaning, and the word itself. In meaning yes I understand that they are feminine. To be honest though I'm not sure if I should be wondering about such small things at this stage. Also, if you are a brother (upon salafiyyah) and are learning arabic as well, do you want to connect through discord or telegram, so that we can help each other? If not, no worries. I was just thinking that it would help as we could practice speaking to each other in arabic.
Thanks ustadh may Allah reward you with great reward
جزاك الله خيرا
جزاكم الله خيرًا
ustadh I love you for the sake of Allah
أحبك الذي أحببتني من أجله
احسن الله اليك يا اخي هذه الدروس مفيدة جدا
آمين، وإياك
Another question I had was, I seen some صفات are used in the masculine and feminine and they are not changing for example جدد?
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
Ustadh I had a question when it comes to the plural of of صفات, do we have to bare in mind some sifaat don’t follow the normal rule of adding ون or ات to the ends of them, when they don’t follow this pattern what to do we do with these sifaat that don’t follow that pattern
وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته
جمع تكسير
what is it that you're trying to explain at 13:00 i thought only definant nouns that came after an ismulishaara was badal and mubdalminhu? how come there is another understanding for badal and mubdal minhu?
As salaamu alaykum, May Allah bless you , you skipped over a few sections in this video without going over it , I was confused on why you did that jazakAllahu khaiyran
وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته
May Allah bless you likewise. I'm not sure what you're referring to exactly, but I may have skipped some things because they were already explained, or because discussing them at that point would not have been relevant. والله أعلم
Assalamu’alaykum Ustaath.
Why does the ضمير/مضاف اليه not come in the form of خبر in the sentence:
بيتهن قريب؟
Is it because the sentence would then be incomplete?
And is there aswell a rule that the مضاف اليه does not come in the place of the khabar?
وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته
The sentence is incomplete.
The mudhaf and mudhaf ilayhi are like one word.
جزاكم الله خيرا يا استاذ
Assalamu Alaikum
Ustadh I'm unable to understand why أأَخواتٌ هُنَّ؟ is in the order it appears in. Why can't we say أهنَّ أخواتٌ؟
وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته
You prioritise the part that you are enquiring about by bringing it at the start
Ustadh why are the words bintun and ukhtun not written with the taa marbuta?
Ukhtun and bintun are feminine by themselves they dont need taa marboota
There masculine version is 'akhun' and 'ibn'
I hope this helps
@@legendary5077 JazakumAllahu khayrun, may Allah bless you
I think Ustadh mentioned that there it ta'neeth in meaning, and the word itself. In meaning yes I understand that they are feminine.
To be honest though I'm not sure if I should be wondering about such small things at this stage.
Also, if you are a brother (upon salafiyyah) and are learning arabic as well, do you want to connect through discord or telegram, so that we can help each other? If not, no worries. I was just thinking that it would help as we could practice speaking to each other in arabic.
All names of people are considered as "'Alam" proper noun correct? so that's why Bilal was said to be marfoo'?
I don't understand what connection you are trying to establish, but a word does not need to be an "Alam in order to be marfoo'.
Please use white board if possible. The book is not clear.
is it possible for you to make one video for us analyzing one page of the qur'an, explaining word by word of arabic grammar?
For that to work, we need to cover more grammar rules.
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