I searched this topic for more then 10 years ,when i was small, i had problems reading quran since noone told be about ya maksoora, hamza and hamza combinations, i would thus always read wrong and be punished every time, they would just recite it and never tell the foundation rules. Now i can read Qur'an, i could not read quran before this video . Alhamdulillah brother,i cant stop my heart praying for you everytime i remember it
MashaAllah, beautiful explaining brother May Allah (SWT) rewards you for your knowledges and grant you the highest Jannah Ameen. Jazakallahu khayran for sharing n Im non Arabic speaking or born. Still learning n practicing recite Quran learnt alot from your channel. Alhamdullilah
Not sure about your name brother But absolutely brilliant. May Allah reward you immensely . I recommend these videos to one and all including those who have already done their Tajweed lessons somewhere else . Brother has covered most of the topics which make our basics very strong . Once again thank you brother for all your amazing vlogs .
JazakALLAH khairen Sheikh. May ALLAH sub’hanahu wa ta’ala bless you and your family abundantly. This channel is a blessing to me in understanding the basics of Arabic and Read the Qur'an.
Assalamualaikum Is it possible to arrange the videos in such a manner that they are seen in a sequence, such as lesson 2 to appear after lesson 1 and lesson 3 should appear after lesson 2 and so on. This will be very helpful in systematic study of your very educative videos Jazakallah Khair
Wa alikom asslam, brother .. You are right about that; that's why, I created playlists that you can use to give you the correct sequence of lessons, Here's a link for the literacy series: ua-cam.com/play/PL6TlMIZ5ylgpLYKU_z1YxdAAw7wrTWvcQ.html After you finish this series, the next playlist that you should follow, is understanding Arabic vowels: ua-cam.com/play/PL6TlMIZ5ylgqxKgGdSFB2yKfjk6Sep6tn.html And all the other playlists are found on my channel page. Good luck. :)
There is two mistakes in the video, may it be caused by the region: 1- The Hamza in Chai' (4:23) is not a a Alif (Ya') maqsura but is an combination between Ya' and Separated Hamza not a Ya' with Alif Maqsura it's like Juz' we say جزء not جزئ because if there is a sokoon ether Sokoon Hay or Mayit it spelled with separated Hamza 2- Also The Ya' Maqsura, it pronounced Alif Maqsura because it's an Alif but short (Qasirah) 3- Also there is a small mistake by Saying ت (t) Ta' Maftuha, it's better to say Ta' Mabsuta because Ta' maftuha means a Ta' that have a fatha on top of it!
Assalamu alaikum it's very useful for me to learn Arabic alhamdhullilah ... can't we write مصطفا like this ? It's lil bit confusing to me .... Help me to understand clearly
I know this is the old video, but my main suggestion is to make sure to video is little longer so the suggestion screen for the next videos don't show up early and cover the content we are supposed to see. Otherwise video is great and very helpful.
السلام عليكم و رحمة الله و بركاته و إياكم إن شاء الله أنا حاليا أقوم بالعمل على سلسلة حلقات للكلمات الأكثر تكرارًا في القران الكريم ، و من خلال دراستها يمكن فهم قصار السور و غيرها من القران و لكني لم أخصص حلقات لسور معينة. و لكنها فكرة ليست سيئة و إن شاء الله سأنظر فيها هذه هي قائمة التشغيل التي تحدثت عنها ua-cam.com/play/PL6TlMIZ5ylgrYBl5c2LGoc1iwTPyYMMYH.html و السلام عليكم
@@Arabic101 انا تابعت جميع حلقات حضرتك وبستعين بها في دروسي مع الطلبه وبعرض في كل حصه حلقه منهم ولكن احتاج احيانا لتفسير بعض الكلمات ربنا يبارك في حضرتك
Assalamu aleykum, I would like to know why sometimes you do not write fatha, domma or kasra ? For example in this video in 5:28 in word "LIKAY" you did not write fatha and kasra but you are pronouncing them, is it how its supposed to be ? Becase it is making difficulties for me to read the sentence properly, can you explain please . Thank you for you time and efford .
Wa alikom asslam brother/ sister, I apologize for the confusion. No, words always have tashkeel on them. However, native speakers tend to forget to put them sometimes, because we do not use them really. Plus , there are some instances when there is just one option for a tashkeel symbol. I made a lesson explaining some of these rules concerning tashkeel in Arabic: ua-cam.com/video/gH6VqnBKoL0/v-deo.html&t= Barak Allahu feekum Asslamo alikom
That's what we call Moon and Sun letters: To learn all about it .. make yourself a cup of tea :) >> go to this video: ua-cam.com/video/iS31xI9JF2k/v-deo.html watch till the end, and you'll find the answer in it. and don't forget to download the Sun/ Moon letters poster in the description too. and if you have further questions, or you still don't get it, I'll help you further. Good Luck
Fatha in Arabic is a short vowel. And asking the question why there is a fatha somewhere is like asking why does the word (sit) has (i) in it .. It is simply how the word is spoken & written and there is no particular reason why short vowels appear in certain areas in the word. For more information about short vowels in Arabic and other examples, you can watch this tutorial: ua-cam.com/video/T6uDEwYdbv4/v-deo.html and if you have further questions, I'd be glad to help. Hope this answered your question. Asslamo alikom.
Hamza has 4 shapes : أ - ؤ - ئ - ء ، the Hamza uses ( ا - و - ي) as a chair , only and have nothing to do with ( ا - و -ي) . هذه أشكال للهمزة ، وهذا الخطأ يقع فيه الكثير ،. ارجوا الانتباه لذالك. ونشكركم عٓلىٰ هذا المجهود فقد استفدت من فيديوهاتكم الكثير ، في تعليم الأجانب ،
Unfortunately this series falls way short on many of the Arabic classes on line it also misses out on many vital factors of the Arabic/ Quranic lessons that should be learnt in order to read write and understand Arabic. Very disappointing.
It follows a book. The aim is to learn 50% of Quranic Arabic. So it’s not really meant to cover everything. It is simply one of the options amongst others.
I searched this topic for more then 10 years ,when i was small, i had problems reading quran since noone told be about ya maksoora, hamza and hamza combinations, i would thus always read wrong and be punished every time, they would just recite it and never tell the foundation rules. Now i can read Qur'an, i could not read quran before this video .
Alhamdulillah brother,i cant stop my heart praying for you everytime i remember it
I'm a beginner in Arabic and this video was really useful. I'll keep practicing my writing.
Interesting n fun learning too. barakallahu fik ya Sheikh. Keep on posting more vids. Jazkll
الله يفتح عليك،
One of the best channels to recommend to learners.
سلمت يداك.
MashaAllah, beautiful explaining brother May Allah (SWT) rewards you for your knowledges and grant you the highest Jannah Ameen. Jazakallahu khayran for sharing n Im non Arabic speaking or born. Still learning n practicing recite Quran learnt alot from your channel. Alhamdullilah
Thank you so much Sir. Your teaching techniques are very good for a beginner like me.May Allah bless you.
Not sure about your name brother
But absolutely brilliant.
May Allah reward you immensely .
I recommend these videos to one and all including those who have already done their Tajweed lessons somewhere else .
Brother has covered most of the topics which make our basics very strong .
Once again thank you brother for all your amazing vlogs .
With this video Alhamdulillah again I finished a playlist.
Alhamdulillah same here two years later
JazakALLAH khairen Sheikh. May ALLAH sub’hanahu wa ta’ala bless you and your family abundantly. This channel is a blessing to me in understanding the basics of Arabic and Read the Qur'an.
May Allah Bless you and your Family members, Thanks a Lot for these kind of clear and easy to understand videos Jazakallahu Khoyr
I don’t like Allah
Good knowledge in such a short vedio, thank you!!!!
I learnt something new from yr chennel. Useful. Carry on.
Palindrome in quran :
Rabbakka kabbir
Fakullun fi falaq.
I sent you a message Bro
Great as usual. Writing and coloring is very helpful. جزاک اللہ خیرا
Assalamualaikum
Is it possible to arrange the videos in such a manner that they are seen in a sequence, such as lesson 2 to appear after lesson 1 and lesson 3 should appear after lesson 2 and so on.
This will be very helpful in systematic study of your very educative videos
Jazakallah Khair
Wa alikom asslam, brother ..
You are right about that; that's why, I created playlists that you can use to give you the correct sequence of lessons, Here's a link for the literacy series: ua-cam.com/play/PL6TlMIZ5ylgpLYKU_z1YxdAAw7wrTWvcQ.html
After you finish this series, the next playlist that you should follow, is understanding Arabic vowels: ua-cam.com/play/PL6TlMIZ5ylgqxKgGdSFB2yKfjk6Sep6tn.html
And all the other playlists are found on my channel page.
Good luck. :)
JazakAllahu khairaan kaseeraan
JazakAllahu Khairan, BarakAllahu Feek, Allahumma barik
Jazakallah every lesson is important for those who want to learn arabic and tajweed rules.
Maa asha ALLAH I like your teaching and am benefiting from you
Jazakallah khair.
May Allah accept your efforts and increase you in rank. Ameen. Summa Ameen.
Jajak Allah khair ❤️
Tqsm for sharing this video. The best Arabic 101 tutorial.
JazaKallah Khairan for this playlist Ahki.
Ya maqsoora i was making mistake thanks for teaching me
This was really helpful. Thank you for explaining all of this.
Thank you! This really helps with my pronunciation!
Mashallah....Amazing ....
Mashaallah brother, very good at teaching 👌
Really helpful for beginners like me, Syukron brother, barakallah fiik
You have introduced these combination....very good....are you going to give us the reason behind these combinations?
Planning to do so in a future video.
Alhamdulliah,,
Amazing it's very very useful for me jazakallah khair
Thank you so much for teaching me
ماشاء اللہ، جزاک اللہ خیرا
There is two mistakes in the video, may it be caused by the region:
1- The Hamza in Chai' (4:23) is not a a Alif (Ya') maqsura but is an combination between Ya' and Separated Hamza not a Ya' with Alif Maqsura it's like Juz' we say جزء not جزئ because if there is a sokoon ether Sokoon Hay or Mayit it spelled with separated Hamza
2- Also The Ya' Maqsura, it pronounced Alif Maqsura because it's an Alif but short (Qasirah)
3- Also there is a small mistake by Saying ت (t) Ta' Maftuha, it's better to say Ta' Mabsuta because Ta' maftuha means a Ta' that have a fatha on top of it!
Please study carefully before suggesting something to correct or consider.
@@MushtaqAhmed-yw1wz
It's not correct to write جزئ but the correct one is جزء or I'm wrong?
Assalamu alaikum it's very useful for me to learn Arabic alhamdhullilah ... can't we write مصطفا like this ? It's lil bit confusing to me .... Help me to understand clearly
Wa alikom asslam,
In fact, the answer to your question is the topic of my next new video in shaa Allah .. Stay tuned ;)
@@Arabic101 inshaa Allah 👍
Jazakumullahukheyrian
THANKS
can you do a series where you explain how to pronounce different suras and the vowels in them
You mean this?
ua-cam.com/play/PL6TlMIZ5ylgqT350Oke2-5EtWDwm_79T2.html
No he is asking you to recite the Surahs In quran with correct pronunciation
@@k_sheerinfarhana_217_dac3 yes
I was wishing to request the same! That would be very helpful in performing Prayers, please do so!
Thank you bro I🎉🎉 you are a pro🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I know this is the old video, but my main suggestion is to make sure to video is little longer so the suggestion screen for the next videos don't show up early and cover the content we are supposed to see. Otherwise video is great and very helpful.
Aweosme stuff. I’ve been studying for two years yet some how I was uncertain how to say آ lol
Jazakallah khairan kasira
Thank you!
Also in the word شيء I don't think the hamza is on top of the ya but alone on the line after ya
Thanks
The links on top in the videos are very distracting. Excellent videos though. Thank you.
It’s free, free and free take it, No Cost Bro.
Alhamdulillah it’s. Help me a lot
جزاك الله كل خير وجعله في ميزان حسناتك
كنت حابه اسأل حضرتك اذا كان هناك فيديو لشرح معاني الكلمات في قصار السور بالإنجليزية ؟
السلام عليكم و رحمة الله و بركاته
و إياكم إن شاء الله
أنا حاليا أقوم بالعمل على سلسلة حلقات للكلمات الأكثر تكرارًا في القران الكريم ، و من خلال دراستها يمكن فهم قصار السور و غيرها من القران و لكني لم أخصص حلقات لسور معينة.
و لكنها فكرة ليست سيئة و إن شاء الله سأنظر فيها
هذه هي قائمة التشغيل التي تحدثت عنها ua-cam.com/play/PL6TlMIZ5ylgrYBl5c2LGoc1iwTPyYMMYH.html
و السلام عليكم
@@Arabic101
انا تابعت جميع حلقات حضرتك وبستعين بها في دروسي مع الطلبه وبعرض في كل حصه حلقه منهم ولكن احتاج احيانا لتفسير بعض الكلمات ربنا يبارك في حضرتك
Me who cant understand any of your word: 🗿
SubbhanAllah
Jazaaka Allah! but i think ى is called alif maqsourah not yaa' maqsourah?!
Isn't the letter ى called 'alif maqsura' instead of 'ya maqsura'?
both
Thank you💖
شكراً كثيراً 🌷🦋
چاميل
is ALLAH also extracted from AL(alif lam) and LAH?
Assalamu aleykum, I would like to know why sometimes you do not write fatha, domma or kasra ? For example in this video in 5:28 in word "LIKAY" you did not write fatha and kasra but you are pronouncing them, is it how its supposed to be ? Becase it is making difficulties for me to read the sentence properly, can you explain please . Thank you for you time and efford .
Wa alikom asslam brother/ sister,
I apologize for the confusion. No, words always have tashkeel on them. However, native speakers tend to forget to put them sometimes, because we do not use them really. Plus , there are some instances when there is just one option for a tashkeel symbol. I made a lesson explaining some of these rules concerning tashkeel in Arabic: ua-cam.com/video/gH6VqnBKoL0/v-deo.html&t=
Barak Allahu feekum
Asslamo alikom
@@Arabic101 Thank you for your efford, I am now starting to read, Ive just started 2 weeks ago! Jazakallah khayr
Hamsa is written like this حامساء
that is cool
Baarakallumma feekum
Maashallah
I love it
Behtareen
السماء
why it is as-samaha
why not alsamaha.
Help uastad
That's what we call Moon and Sun letters:
To learn all about it .. make yourself a cup of tea :) >> go to this video: ua-cam.com/video/iS31xI9JF2k/v-deo.html
watch till the end, and you'll find the answer in it. and don't forget to download the Sun/ Moon letters poster in the description too.
and if you have further questions, or you still don't get it, I'll help you further.
Good Luck
@@Arabic101 ustad jazakallah khair thanks.
2:20
Thank you very much for these vidéos but in arabic we write شيء like this
Not on the top of ya
Can I know the name of the program you are using please?
you make the hamsha on the alif on phone
Does أكل mean food or eating?
It is a verb meaning He Eats
But why ya maksura even exists? We already have an alif, why is another sound a?
I have one questions: Why do you put fatha on alif?
Fatha in Arabic is a short vowel. And asking the question why there is a fatha somewhere is like asking why does the word (sit) has (i) in it .. It is simply how the word is spoken & written and there is no particular reason why short vowels appear in certain areas in the word. For more information about short vowels in Arabic and other examples, you can watch this tutorial: ua-cam.com/video/T6uDEwYdbv4/v-deo.html and if you have further questions, I'd be glad to help.
Hope this answered your question.
Asslamo alikom.
❤
Phew!
This lesson was a bit harder than the other, but no less interesting!
😘😘😘😘
يٰك
من
Hamza has 4 shapes :
أ - ؤ - ئ - ء ، the Hamza uses ( ا - و - ي) as a chair , only and have nothing to do with ( ا - و -ي) .
هذه أشكال للهمزة ، وهذا الخطأ يقع فيه الكثير ،.
ارجوا الانتباه لذالك.
ونشكركم عٓلىٰ هذا المجهود فقد استفدت من فيديوهاتكم الكثير ، في تعليم الأجانب ،
🖐️😁🌹🇲🇽
I feel like you skipped a class of the upper signs because wtf are those you didn’t even introduce them
How many indians are ?????
ئ
ى
ىٌؤ
لا آ ؤ ئ ء ى
I learnt nothing
Unfortunately this series falls way short on many of the Arabic classes on line it also misses out on many vital factors of the Arabic/ Quranic lessons that should be learnt in order to read write and understand Arabic. Very disappointing.
like what?
Says the person who literally just accused people of bitching in the comments 3 days before you wrote this 😂
He has other playlist talking in depth about letters of Arabic . Watch those
It follows a book. The aim is to learn 50% of Quranic Arabic. So it’s not really meant to cover everything. It is simply one of the options amongst others.
You have introduced these combination....very good....are you going to give us the reason behind these combinations?