Arabic Grammar: Lesson 5; Sukun, Tanween, and Waqf

In this lesson you will learn about:
sukun
tanween (double vowels)
waqf (stopping at the end of a word)
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This is the first time I understood the reason behind waqf for fatha tanween. Jazakallah bi Khair

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MashaAllah Allahuma Bareek very good Lessons of Arabic Grammar .Jazakallahukhayr

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That was very good, I need these lessons for my classical Arabic that I'm studying at the mosque

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Perfect teaching process. Jazakhallahu khairan

[@iArabicLearning]

@suhaimisutomo Yup. Shamsan becomes shamsaa (with a slight elongation).

[@cholojahakerz7457]

tnx for teaching i have learn more about sukun...fatha, kasrah, dammah sukran i hope i've learn more abouy reading qur'an inshaaLLAH.....

[@muneerashah]

Alhamdulillah .thnks

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great theaching.. syukron laka ya ustadz

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hope you'r not tired, we all are waiting for more lessons. please

[@ANZACJugger0]

This is really helping me with my mid semester exams coming up good for learning and refreshing my mind

[@oh2begood]

ok but how do you know when to use the waqf

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