How To Pronounce Arabic Alphabet Correctly | Ayn & Ghayn | Arabic Alphabet Lesson 7 | Ismail Alqadi
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- Опубліковано 3 лют 2021
- Assalamualaikum.
Welcome to the Arabic alphabet lesson series. This is the 7th lesson of the series “How To Pronounce Arabic Alphabet Correctly with Shaykh Ismail Al-Qadi.
Today, in this lesson you'll learn the correct pronunciation of the Arabic letter Ayn (ع) & Ghayn (غ).
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Ayn is the 16th letter of the Semitic abjads, Arabic ayn (ع). Someone might have the fear of pronouncing ayn! But it's a simple and beautiful light letter. it's coming up from the middle part of the throat.
The Arabic letter غ (Ghayn) is the 19th letter of the Arabic alphabet. It’s one of the six letters not in the twenty-two akin to the Phoenician alphabet. In name and shape, it is a variant of the Arabic letter ʻayn, it has two dots on the top.
So, please watch the full video and practice with Shaykh Ismail Al-Qadi to learn the correct pronunciation of the Arabic letters Ayn and Ghayn.
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the letter ayn is intimidating
I'm struggling with Ayn too 😫
Please don't be intimidated by a stupid throat sound that Arabs make.
@marioluigi9599 it's not stupid, you have difficult words in every language.
@@AbidHussain-dw1uj yeah but this letter is one of the dumbest and ugly and aggressive sounds
@@marioluigi9599 that's the letter Ayn for you without which the language is incomplete.
I recently reverted to Islam and this letter has been hard to pronounce. This video is the most help and I’m feeling more confident that I will do so correctly, In Shaa Allaah.
I did Arabic for six months and still couldn't pronounce these two. Thank you so much this, your explanation of how to make the sound come from the throat is amazing. Thank you!
Ain is probably the hardest letter for all Arabic language learners
actually ض is!!
I agree @@asma.affiliate
I'm a Christian learning Arabic, ع is extremely difficult!
Peace to you, my Muslim brothers!
Same!
Have you taken shahada?
@@abdulhamid2158 huh? they jut said they are christian learning the alphabet
@@WhatWasThatxxx yes and I asked them have they taken shahada
May Allah guide you to the truth
non muslims are also learning arabic.. also include them in your greetings ;) Thank you for the video..
Ain is very intimidating.
Yes.
As an English speaker. I am learning, and it becomes difficult, and I get stuck.
Inshallah, I will master it.
ALHAMDUALLA.
Keep it up
Thank you! You gave a couple of very helpful tips that I hadn't heard elsewhere, like smiling when you pronounce ع.
Ассалому алайкум домла катта рахмат сизга сог булинг
MashAllah! Jazkallah khair for this series!!
Assalamu alaykum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh biidhnillah ya shaykh JAZAKALLAHUMUL khayran dunya wal akhira, thank u for t teaching us
Excellent. Jazakum Allahu Khairan
Assalamualaikum Warahmatuallahi Wabarkatu and BarakAllahu feekum and Allahumma barik and jazakallah khairun, always remember to have correct intentions when recording
Jazakum Allah khair for the reminder and Nasiha, may Allah swt make this for his sake only
ماشاءالله الله يسعدك شيخ إسماعيل
جزاكم الله خيرا ونفع بكم 💪💪
Jazakallahu khairan mua'lim 💐🤗
بسم الله ماشاء الله ربنا يحماك ويحفظك مبدع شيخنا زادك الله تألقاً
JazakAllah JazakAllah JazakAllah 😭😭❤️
mashallah so helpful! thank you sheikh!!👏👏
Masha'Allah ✨
Jazzakumullahu khair
Wa iy ya ka qari
JzakAllah khairan katheera bro
Jazakallah. This is what I need to perfect my Sala better and Insha Allah be able to read the Qur'an.
جزاك اللهُ خیرا وکثیرا
Thank you so much allah bless you. I want my sons also to recite quran like you plz remember in prayers. (For my sons)
Masha Allah TabarakAllah Awesome Barak Allahu Fe Kum
Thank you very much Saikh, may Allah always bless you.
jazzakumullah hairan
Excelent video شُكْرًا كَثِيرًا
جزاك الله خيرً
you explained so beautifully,thanks
Thank you again may Allah bless you Aameen
ماشالله عليك شيخنا جزاك الله خيرا ،🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿
Awesome explanation !!! Thank you so much !!!
Mashallah 🤩 thanks you 🙏 ☺️
masha Allah .
qari sab
i am see you from pakistan mey Allah gave you more sucess
Excellent! Many thanks!! Greetings from Brazil
Salaam im 10 i struggle with the letters in the quran bit after watchimg u i feel confident 😊
nah this is still hard I can't read quran because of this letter
@@MD-vc7oh same but i feel a lil bit confident
Inshallah will try to pronounce as you said
MaشaAllah, Alحamdulilah. now i can pronounce this letter easily.. Thanks brother, May Allah bless you and your family🙏.
@Lustig why ?
Thank you very much!!! 😊
مبدع
Nice presentation . I watch it from Bangladesh.
I don't have an Adam's apple or it's hiding til the lessons over. 😂
Man u hacked the letter ع !!! I’ve trying to help non-Arabs with it and this is the smartet way 😍
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Salam brother ur lesson r so usuful mashallah and the Wayne u expl1ine is top .Barak Allho fiqu,ďo u h1ve Alto the récitation of surat plz.? I could’nt find it
ماشاء الله. حضرتكم نموزج مشرف للشباب العربي في كل حاجه ربي يفتح عليك ويزيدك
You are very reassuring and I hope to get comfortable enough to pronounce these letters with ease! 😥
New to Arabic, this was very helpful. At 0.75 speed I got it for the Ayn (well, sort of...)
I always thought ayn was heavy, thank you so much sheikh
جميل جدًا
Great video. Very helpful!
Thank you
استمررر
Thank you
Thanks 😊
I am 21 and until now I recited all the letters wrong I am relearning everything. May Allah make it easy for us
Ameen❤
thanks 😊😊😊😊
Alhamdulillah
thank you
Very useful ya sneak
Subhanallah
Just what I need to know keep up the good work
jazak Allah khair, inshAllah
@@IsmailAlQadi hello, i am learning modern standard arabic and i have studied the phonetics behind every sound, but i still struggle with ع, is it normal to have a impulse to vomit while trying to pronounce it?
Alhamdulilah
Jazak Allahu khair for your instructive video. My Qur'an teacher, who is Sudanese, told me that because i did not learn to say the sound of ayn as a child the muscle responsible for its proper articulation is not capable of doing so. This really saddened me as i see it as a deficiency in my recitation. I had never heard anyone say this before. Even still, i continue to struggle with making the sound in any event.
You can learn to say it with practice. Trying saying it like Ayin slowly then when you master it, shorten it by saying Ayn. Without the "I"
Respectfully disagree with you, I learn Arabic (quite old actually but better late than never) and these two letters were the easiest I speak Greek (native speaker). Practice makes perfection
I aint a muslim but i want to learn arabic and your ع tutorial is good
Good vid by the way
I'm a Hebrew speaker but I'm actually using this video to learn how to pronounce the proper historical pronunciation of Ayin (ע) which has now been lost in Modern Hebrew. Also, the sound Resh (ר) is very similar to Ghayn even though it is the R sound in Hebrew. Very helpful video thank you!
I'm (also) starting to learn Hebrew. (Again.) And I prefer to pronounce it in the Jemenite way. In the Jemenite pronunciation, the gimmel (ג) with a dot / _dagesh_ is pronounced as 'dj', but without a dot, it is *_exactly the same_* how the غ is pronounced as in the video.
@@RudydeGroot certain Yemenite pronunciations, yes, but that is not widespread, Yemenite Hebrew still retains /g/. Yemenite Hebrew is the closest to the original Hebrew spoken 2,500 years ago however. I recommend you listen to the music made by Zohar Argov, a Mizrakhi singer. Copy this and listen to it: צל עץ תמר - זוהר ארגוב
Hebrew also had ghain, but wrote it as the same as 3ajn. Resh was not pronounced like that German-French way back then, but like a "traditional" R sound like Arabic and Spanish have.
@@servantofaeie1569 that is also correct. The old Hebrew Resh was an Alveolar Tap, which is the R sound in most world languages. Quick correction though, the Modern Hebrew Resh isn't the French-German one, it's similar but it's a Uvular Approximant rather than a Uvular Trill. Also I'm not sure about Hebrew having Ghayn, it definitely had Ayin, but Ghayn in Modern Hebrew is written ע' just Ayin with a Geresh, only used in loanwords like ע'ג'ר which is the name of an Alawite town in the Golan Heights
In modern Hebrew ayn has been replaced by a stop, but in actual Hebrew the ayn is still there
I subscribed your channel 😊😊
Ma Shaa Allah very easy practice
شكران
Selam Alejkum brother. I am very great full for those lessons. How to connect letters in Arabic? Can we have videos with explanations in the future?
Wa alaikumussalam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu
Allah hafid
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ayn is the letter i love also its the letter which i cant pronounce lol
insaAllah this video will work
anta rodzjulun zjamilun
I cnt pronounce ayn when it comes in words, it comes out like alif but when pronouncing alone it comes correctly 😞
can you do a video on how to pronounce ki3aa?
Everyone talks about ع being hard but I find غ much harder to say
Agree
Don’t beat around the bush just be direct brother
الله الله الله ماشاء الله تبارك الله صوتك جميل جدا أنشد أنشودة يا أمي ما شكل السماء بليز
ماتعبتي من كتر ماطلبتي هالأنشودة 🤭
@@toottoot1652 لا والله مابتعب حضلي قولها بكل فيديو حتى يعملها
بعدين ماشاء الله انا مابتعب الله لا يحسدني
@@toottoot1652 اه والله تعبت بس هو ما يرد عليي ليش مابعرف هلأ شعرت بالتعب
ممكن تشترك في قناتي
راسليني عالفيس بوك ببعتلك اياها ان شاء الله
@@IsmailAlQadi اعمل فقرة طلبات أناشيد أنا كمان بدي اطلب 🤗
I cant tell the difference between the gargling ghayn and the gargling khaa sounds...
My understanding is that khaa is like haa but you rub your throat together. Its just a deep exhale with a gargling sound.
Ghayn is like ayn but with the throat rubbing together. So its more like you are using your voice instead of just exhaling like with khaa. Is that right?
khaa= gargled breath.
ghayn=gargled voice.
Thank you dear sheikh. I have to say during my tries I was nearly about to vomit hahaha. Worth the effort.
❤
But your videos are good,very nice
Thank you so much 😀
Assalamu alaikum bro yae i feel difficult when ع. ح comes i jus get stuck
As a Arabic learner I struggle with ع and خ.
Salam brother....for many years I have been trying to master my pronunciation of the letter Ain.
All other letters have been a cakewalk except this one and my husband, who speaks Arabic, always laughs at my ain.
I am now determined to fix my Ain but pull back thinking that I will sound so funny that I might give my husband another chance to laugh hysterically!
I'm not even Arab yet I can pronounce all Arabic sounds with ease
You r blessed bro
@@khairekaseer1884 Thanks
Anybody else here practice ayn for too long without a whole lot of audio, then watch this and realize they’ve just been making Gollum noises the entire time? 😂😂😂
It happens, you are right
Assalamu alaikum, how do I differentiate between خ & غ while pronouncing??
Hello Sheikh. Please make the sound slower and more time, especially with the harakah. I already 4 years leaning Arabic and still have this problem. My teacher is having headache with me.
InshAllah Pronouncing with the harakat will come in a different series
Mashaallah keep going sister
Sounds almost like there is an “R” in front of غ
However, it is really a voiced (vibrating) ع
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Assalamulaikum Ustaz. How pronounce ya,yi word can show me
That ayn is gonna kill me..
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For me is ghayn the more difficult
We can make it easier with lots of practice