Madinah Arabic course | Book 1 - LESSON 5 (part 1)
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I have taken this particular lesson even in my local language yet could not understand... Allihamdulillah
Just as Allah soften your heart to contribute positively on Muslim umma I pray he strengthen us as students to be steadfast on this beneficial knowledge.
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Very good class
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Quick Summary 📖:
Idafah (إضافة):
- Refers to a grammatical structure in Arabic that establishes a relationship between two nouns.
- It is used to show possession.
Structure of Idafah:
The Iḍāfah construction consists of two nouns:
1. Muḍāf (مُضاف)
2. Muḍāf ilayh (مُضاف إليه)
1. Muḍāf (مُضاف)
- The first noun in the construction.
- It is the thing being possessed or specified.
- The Muḍāf has no definite article (ال) or Tanween at its end.
- Its ending can change (can be مرفوع, منصوب, or مجرور).
2. Muḍāf ilayh (مُضاف إليه)
- The second noun in the construction.
- It is the possessor or the noun that specifies the Muḍāf.
- The Muḍāf ilayh is always in the genitive case (مجرور).
- It can have Al (ال) or Tanween.
Jazakallah khair shaykh for the nice explanation. I learned the book 1 over 2 year ago and now reviewing this help me recall my memory and the concepts. I especially like how you are clarifying each each exercise and glossing over without taking much time. May Allah reward you abundantly.
Al Hamdulillah, I am grateful to the respective Shaikh
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This is a youtube channel should be for everyone not only for those who has books other than that your method and english is excellent.
I mean activities cannot be seen by those without books .!?
The book is displayed on the screen. There's also a pdf link on the video description
@@HassanAli-fh1tj brother are you blind?
I think OP means this channel is for everyone not just those with books
@@pixelated23-b9z The hard copy is not expensive and the soft copy link is present in the description. The brother has made such a big effort. Let not downgrade his efforts.
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17:21
Salaam brother, may Allah SWT bless you for the khidmah you have done with this amazing series. I have one question regarding lesson 5. Can we also say “أهذا الكتابُ لمجمدٍ " ?
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نعم
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Assalaamu Alaykum,
1:10 How come the word هذا isn't at the beginning of this sentence?
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There's no rule which states that it has to be at the start of the sentence.
@@Madrasatuna but it can be at the start, correct?
Yes
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At 16:52, isn’t تحت a حرف جر and not a مضاف?
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it is an adverb and that will be explained later
@@yahyamohamoud7290 but its not an idafa because its not a noun
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تحت is an adverb & It is mudhaf
@@Mubzz.z it still can be idafa not just for nouns it is just a construction
@@yahyamohamoud7290 yes I realized that jzk
BaarakAllaahu feek for these videos, they are great. I have a question about the mudaaf: In what cases would it be in the mansoob/majroor state apart from being preceded by a harf jarr?
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all will be explained in due time insha Allāh.
Ok
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Assalamoe alaikum, may i know why we say اين كتابُ with an damma at the end and not with a kasra?
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You should assume it to have a dhammah ending unless you learn a rule to suggest otherwise. Here there's nothing causing it to end with kasrah, so it remains with dhammah.
We didn't learn that. The rule you mentioned is referring to hurooful Jarr (prepositions). Ayna is not a harf jarr.
Why تحت is منصب، since there is no ان and it's sister, someone please answer
Because it is ظرف adverb
Adverbs are mansoob
This will be explained in book 2 إن شاء الله
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you taught us well but as far as i know, learning without practicing is quite something that do not lead to benefit especially language learning.. so, what is your advice to us? or are there any websites may be we can practice through doing an exams to know that if we understand well the concepts or any program for practicing?
Do all excercises. Practice what you learn by conversating with other students whenever you have the opportunity.
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@Madrasatuna | مدرستنا Ustadh,I m currently studying the chapter 5 about mudaaf .. I got a doubt.. the sentence is
[هي تحت المكتب]
while في،علي،من، ءلي comes under harf ... How تحت (under -which is similar to- in ,on ,to ,from )is coming under noun... The تحت here is referred as mudaaf .. and mudaaf is always noun right?
its an adverb
16:40 isnt the word "tahta" a harf al jarr?
No. This is a common misconception. It's actually an adverb (ظرف).
Would i really be able to understand quran after finishing 3 books please tell me
Not all, but it will certainly help you understand a great deal insha Allah
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Would it be sensible to put mudaaf (مضاف) under the title (ممنوع من صرف) ?
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No
I feel like I'm going to get a stroke from those blue marks.
Please accept my sincere apologies
@@Madrasatuna no problem
Why is this soooooooooo long
+1
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