This course leaves us no excuse for not learning Quranic Arabic. The content and pace is so meticulously tuned to suit the beginners like me (who always found it intimidating). The fundamentals PDFs are a great effort and help not just gauge what we have learnt in that particular session but also reinforce the concepts accurately in an effective way. JAZAKALLAH KHER.
Ustadh made Arabic learning easy. I'm learning arabic from India. Ustadh I've been following you since a very long time, I wish to attend your live sessions & meet you one on one. I've never seen a teacher like you. You developed our interest in the Quran. May Allah SWT made me serve the deen like you do & unite us in jannah. Ameen Ya Rab.
Ameen One quick correction brother. Allah SWT brought the love of the Quran into our hearts (Alhamdulillah) using Ustadh May Allah SWT bless and guide us all. Ameen
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: The Arabic language has regular plurals and broken plurals. Regular plurals follow predictable patterns, like adding certain endings. Broken plurals are irregular and don't follow predictable rules. Broken plurals can't be easily predicted, so you have to learn them individually. Many Arabic words have broken plurals, making vocabulary learning essential. 32:52: Understanding the different types of plurals in Arabic is crucial, including masculine plurals, feminine plurals, human broken plurals, non-human broken plurals, and plurals because the Arabs decided so. 35:12: Recognizing the type of plural a word belongs to is essential, as it determines its grammatical properties, such as status, number, and gender. 50:22: Non-human broken plurals are treated as singular and feminine in grammar, even though their meaning is plural. This is a unique aspect of Arabic grammar. 55:14: When dealing with Arabic combinations (sound and combination letters), you can determine the status, number, and gender of a word more easily. 01:00:08: Understanding the meanings of Arabic words is essential for identifying their grammatical properties, especially when determining the type of plural a word belongs to. 01:04:39 Arabic words can be grammatically treated as singular feminine or plural feminine when dealing with human broken plurals. 01:07:00 Arabic words that end with certain letter endings like "ah" or have been traditionally considered feminine by Arabs are treated as feminine. 01:13:43 In Arabic, the default assumption is that words are masculine, and words are considered feminine based on specific endings, the Arab tradition, or being body parts in pairs. 01:34:02 Arabic words that end with "Ina" are typically treated as plural and masculine. 01:36:48 Arabic nouns have three key attributes: status, number, and gender. 01:39:11 Proper nouns and pronouns are always considered proper in Arabic. 01:44:16 When a word is used before "of" and the word after "of" is proper, the word before "of" becomes proper as well. 01:45:13 Arabic nouns can have four properties: status, number, gender, and type (common or proper). 02:15:15 When the word after "of" is proper, the word before "of" is also considered proper. 02:16:16 The word before "of" is called "modaf," and the word after "of" is called "modaf ilayh." 02:18:15 To create a "modaf," two conditions must be met: the first word should be light, and the second word should have "jar" status. 02:24:15 Maliki (Master of) is considered proper because it meets the conditions of being light and not having "Al," and it's confirmed by the word following it. 02:25:19 "IBN" (son of) can become a "modaf" if it is light and does not have "Al," and it's followed by a "modaf ilayh." 02:27:54 "Subhana Allahi" means "I declare the Perfection of Allah" and is an example of the "modaf ilayh" construction. Made with HARPA AI
Assalamualikum brother Nouman. For me, access to these classes are like the first few steps towards my dream. I am at my late 40s, and yr lessons have given me some hope that I can still follow my dream. Allah has blessed u with outstanding teaching skills. The way u prepared your lessons, the way you delivered it , is simply remarkable. You really know your students, though u never met most of us. You know where they can struglge and how to make it easy for them. Y make it so easy. Jazakallu khairon brother. May Allah bless u and your family.
May Allah give you reward , you explain so well every time i have confusion i come back to your lectures . You have soooo much of my respect may Allah give u highest place in Jannah Well explained lectures
Maa Sha Allah Sir, you are doing great job and your work is a master piece .May you always blessed with a lot of blessings and we always benefited with your excellent words.
ربي يسر ولا تؤثر وتمام بالخير وبك نستعين. اے میرے رب آسان کرے اور متاثر نہ کرے اور (ہم )نیکی کے ساتھ مکمل کرے اور ہم تجھ ہی سے مدد چاہتے ہیں۔ اللهم اجعل القران ربيع قلبي ونور صدري وجعله حزني وذهاب همي. اے اللہ قرآن کو میرے دل کی بہار اور میرے سینے کا نور بنا اور اس کو میرے غم اور پریشانیوں سے دور کر دے۔
on day 3 and love the course thank you, constructive criticism however, when you are reiterating a point such as the conjugation of a word, you ask the response from your audience, they give the answer but I behind my computer didn't hear what they said, and you didn't reiterate what they said (the correct answer). I realize you are teaching a live class, but for the people like me behind a computer, you must reemphasize the correct answers so we get it. thank you
Alhamdulillah What a great learning but my problem is i m bad in consistency and the same time there remains a hole inside me that keeps me reminding to go back and learn
Notes Summary 12:06 ; 12:59 ; Number 14:25 ; 57:17 Gender 1:19:07 ; 1:29:10 Type (1-3) 1:53:26 ; (4-6) 1:56:53 ; (7) 2:04:00. Summary 2:29:29 Take the screenshot, save it and never look at it again😂
I am unable to register at the bayyinahtv site. It says that the postal code is invalid. What code should I add to the registration form. I am from Pakistan, Punjab. Please help.
Assalaamu Alaikum Am rather behind and trying to do Day 3 but can't find where you mentioned flexibility on the Day 2 video, so do not understand what that is. Can you explain?
your method of teaching is excellent sir but how can i get the study material by the link you provided I did not get through it even after registering on it
Assalamualikum, I have question Q) Words with ā sound at the end could be "Non-flexible" Or "Nasb, singular, Masculine" Or if it is a non-arab name it can be "Partly-flexible nasb Or jarr". So, how to know which one is it?
The previous intensives the ones with Ahmed and maryam I took those so here's what I can tell : If you're following this one it might be too fast paced for you because ustadh is covering all the materials he took his time in the other intensives in just a day. If you really wanna take your time and go slow than the previous dream program should be for you. Those ones were long too but they built my foundation so now watching these I'm only refreshing whatever I previously learnt.
38:28 'That attitude prohibits your latitude' THIS 47:00 IS THIS WHY WE CALL SHIPS AND CARS 'SHE'?? Like because of other language influences?? 😲😲 48:48 One translation of the Quran referred to the moon and sun as she and he and I was like... WHAAAAT?? (Abdullah Yusuf Ali) 1:07:19 But Bahr (the young boy that went viral for telling the guests to go home because his mom cooked for two days / boy who swore his dad won't get another wife because he thought his dad's passport was a marriage certificate.) His siblings must have already made the feminine plural joke about his name because Bahr means sea but seas are bihaaru so it's feminine singular plural (she)🤣🤣 1:12:37 Honestly just for the sake of clarity and people not mistaking angels as being females (like Allah mentions in the Quran that previous people said Allah has taken daughters from the angels ASTAGFIRULLAH. Allah is above what people make up) So algamdulilah for this and the arabic language for being CLEAR as Allah has said.💗 1:13:11 - 1:59:58 THIS IS SO ACCURATE 2:00:15 Good examples of why we have to learn arabic and not be laymen with our education
Em little bit confuse b/w human broken and non human broken plural Can someone pls differentiate that how we know any word that its human broken or non human broken plurals?
The term "مالهُ" is considered proper Arabic. It's composed of two parts: "ما" which means "what" and "له" which means "to him". When combined, it forms an interrogative phrase meaning "What does he have?". and whenever you see a pronoun or attached pronoun the word becomes proper. one of the 7 things that makes a word proper.
@@mjshaheed Assalamualaikum correct plural N or J but since we now know the meaning of Aalameena which is with Rabbi which is creating an ‘of’ in between which only happens when it is Jarr, so it is jarr not nasab
@@mdrashedali Thank you so much, Brother. I have just finished watching all the 10 videos except I skipped some part of the 10th video as I have not taken the exam yet. My confusion is whether Ustad taught Future Tense or not. I remeber him saying Present Tense and Future Tense look the same, but how do we apply it or use it?
This course leaves us no excuse for not learning Quranic Arabic. The content and pace is so meticulously tuned to suit the beginners like me (who always found it intimidating). The fundamentals PDFs are a great effort and help not just gauge what we have learnt in that particular session but also reinforce the concepts accurately in an effective way. JAZAKALLAH KHER.
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its like itmam e hujjat
Can u plz share the pdf
How to get pdf?
Can u share pdf
Ustadh made Arabic learning easy. I'm learning arabic from India. Ustadh I've been following you since a very long time, I wish to attend your live sessions & meet you one on one. I've never seen a teacher like you. You developed our interest in the Quran. May Allah SWT made me serve the deen like you do & unite us in jannah. Ameen Ya Rab.
Ameen I'm also learning from India. Indeed ustadh did an amazing job
Ameen, I'm also.
Ameen I am also from India
Ameen
One quick correction brother. Allah SWT brought the love of the Quran into our hearts (Alhamdulillah) using Ustadh
May Allah SWT bless and guide us all. Ameen
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
The Arabic language has regular plurals and broken plurals.
Regular plurals follow predictable patterns, like adding certain endings.
Broken plurals are irregular and don't follow predictable rules.
Broken plurals can't be easily predicted, so you have to learn them individually.
Many Arabic words have broken plurals, making vocabulary learning essential.
32:52: Understanding the different types of plurals in Arabic is crucial, including masculine plurals, feminine plurals, human broken plurals, non-human broken plurals, and plurals because the Arabs decided so.
35:12: Recognizing the type of plural a word belongs to is essential, as it determines its grammatical properties, such as status, number, and gender.
50:22: Non-human broken plurals are treated as singular and feminine in grammar, even though their meaning is plural. This is a unique aspect of Arabic grammar.
55:14: When dealing with Arabic combinations (sound and combination letters), you can determine the status, number, and gender of a word more easily.
01:00:08: Understanding the meanings of Arabic words is essential for identifying their grammatical properties, especially when determining the type of plural a word belongs to.
01:04:39 Arabic words can be grammatically treated as singular feminine or plural feminine when dealing with human broken plurals.
01:07:00 Arabic words that end with certain letter endings like "ah" or have been traditionally considered feminine by Arabs are treated as feminine.
01:13:43 In Arabic, the default assumption is that words are masculine, and words are considered feminine based on specific endings, the Arab tradition, or being body parts in pairs.
01:34:02 Arabic words that end with "Ina" are typically treated as plural and masculine.
01:36:48 Arabic nouns have three key attributes: status, number, and gender.
01:39:11 Proper nouns and pronouns are always considered proper in Arabic.
01:44:16 When a word is used before "of" and the word after "of" is proper, the word before "of" becomes proper as well.
01:45:13 Arabic nouns can have four properties: status, number, gender, and type (common or proper).
02:15:15 When the word after "of" is proper, the word before "of" is also considered proper.
02:16:16 The word before "of" is called "modaf," and the word after "of" is called "modaf ilayh."
02:18:15 To create a "modaf," two conditions must be met: the first word should be light, and the second word should have "jar" status.
02:24:15 Maliki (Master of) is considered proper because it meets the conditions of being light and not having "Al," and it's confirmed by the word following it.
02:25:19 "IBN" (son of) can become a "modaf" if it is light and does not have "Al," and it's followed by a "modaf ilayh."
02:27:54 "Subhana Allahi" means "I declare the Perfection of Allah" and is an example of the "modaf ilayh" construction.
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I was smiling like crazy when the "Of" got unlocked in my head. :))) Alhamdulillah
Assalamualaikum
habibi do you have the note of the course?
i can't seem to login to Bayyinah
In my entire life being a moslem, this time be a first time i learn nahwu sorf, and Alhamdulillah, i can follow it, happily ❤❤.
Assalamualikum brother Nouman. For me, access to these classes are like the first few steps towards my dream. I am at my late 40s, and yr lessons have given me some hope that I can still follow my dream. Allah has blessed u with outstanding teaching skills. The way u prepared your lessons, the way you delivered it , is simply remarkable. You really know your students, though u never met most of us. You know where they can struglge and how to make it easy for them. Y make it so easy. Jazakallu khairon brother. May Allah bless u and your family.
Ameen
May Allah swt ease his pain and give him peace… and make him the source for future generation guidance
Assalamualaikum
do you have the note of the course?
i can't seem to login to Bayyinah
There is link you don't have to log in to bayinnah@@YourHealthNeeds
Excited for the moment I will recite al QUR'AN.
InShaAllah
It's been a year,Have u made gud progress bro ?
I’m one of the students of beynnah. I was procrastinating with my courses. When I saw this program on UA-cam I’m very happy 😊
Incredible course I have ever seen in my life. JazakAllah sir
This is noble work
I m really happy mai buhut dino se arabi sikh rhi hu pr mjhe mudaf r mudaf ilaih smjh nhi ata tha.. Alhamdulillah aj smjh agya
Finished third day. Jazakumullahu hayran, and I mean it. Perfect class. Got everything.
May Allah give you reward , you explain so well every time i have confusion i come back to your lectures . You have soooo much of my respect may Allah give u highest place in Jannah
Well explained lectures
Maa Sha Allah Sir, you are doing great job and your work is a master piece .May you always blessed with a lot of blessings and we always benefited with your excellent words.
The best deed in this world is to learn and teach the Qur'an
Amazing way of teaching 😊❤may Allah grant you with jannat ul FIRDOOS ya Ustaaz
Usthadh Nouman Alikhan is the best teacher ever!❤
Amazing teacher..... I was really enjoying during understanding of "Master of Day of Judgment " all the 3 words are proper
May Allah reward you for your hard work and dedication
Thank you very much! may Allah bless you and grant jannah
Thank you for that lecture, Alhamdulillah
I m so grateful for your great work. That is available to be free of cost. May Allah bless you for your efforts.
Very Well🥰.I love the teaching method❤. Thank you so much for making Arabic learning easy ✨.Day 3 completed Alhamdullillah🎉.
May Allah bless you, excellent teacher jazak Allah, for making such a hard thing so easy for me. I'm really looking forward to completing this course.
Don't hurt anyone with love. Pray for everyone's guidance. Allah is with the oppressed. Don't be Disappointed.
JazakAllahukhair ustaad. It is So helpful for arabic lovers❤
One of the best ten days in which i studied more than exams
Assalamualaikum
do you have the note of the course?
i can't seem to login to Bayyinah
@@YourHealthNeeds Assalamualaikum
, do you found the notes because I cant find them ):
@@sudenazqxp no
May Allah be pleased with you
Asselam waleykum ustaz
JZK for teaching the ummah with your excellent knowledge.
I’m on day 3 the voice and the screen words are not going the same
ربي يسر ولا تؤثر وتمام بالخير وبك نستعين.
اے میرے رب آسان کرے اور متاثر نہ کرے اور (ہم )نیکی کے ساتھ مکمل کرے اور ہم تجھ ہی سے مدد چاہتے ہیں۔
اللهم اجعل القران ربيع قلبي ونور صدري وجعله حزني وذهاب همي.
اے اللہ قرآن کو میرے دل کی بہار اور میرے سینے کا نور بنا اور اس کو میرے غم اور پریشانیوں سے دور کر دے۔
Noman you are a good teacher ❤
on day 3 and love the course thank you, constructive criticism however, when you are reiterating a point such as the conjugation of a word, you ask the response from your audience, they give the answer but I behind my computer didn't hear what they said, and you didn't reiterate what they said (the correct answer). I realize you are teaching a live class, but for the people like me behind a computer, you must reemphasize the correct answers so we get it. thank you
41:51 That was so beautiful ❤
السلام عليكم و رحمة الله و بركاته
جزاكم الله خير الجزاء و بارك في عملكم هذا و نفع بكم الأمة الاسلامية جمعاء
تحياتي لكم جميعا من دولة المغرب
Alhamdulillah What a great learning but my problem is i m bad in consistency and the same time there remains a hole inside me that keeps me reminding to go back and learn
Love this lecture
54:39 it's making sense day by day, Alhmadolillah!
I'm trying to learn how to teach...enjoyable task to learn....time spent effectively
MAA SHAA ALLAH, JAZAKALLAH KHAIR
Notes
Summary 12:06 ; 12:59 ;
Number 14:25 ; 57:17
Gender 1:19:07 ; 1:29:10
Type (1-3) 1:53:26 ; (4-6) 1:56:53 ; (7) 2:04:00.
Summary 2:29:29
Take the screenshot, save it and never look at it again😂
May Allah bless you.
@@z.e....3175 آمين وإياك
I am unable to register at the bayyinahtv site. It says that the postal code is invalid. What code should I add to the registration form. I am from Pakistan, Punjab.
Please help.
@@amnazakir1687 try the postcode for the nearest government building to your address. That method has worked for me in similar situations in the past.
Can anybody share pdf
Ustadh giving all the students dopamine rush 🙌🙌🙌
In this class you will learn much more other than Arabic
This is great help on humanity
Jazak Allah khair
Zazakalla khair for this classes! could you suggest us a vocabulary book for quranic words ? Can be found in asia countries. It will be very grateful.
9:24 17:32 22:18 30:53 44:20 51:27 57:08 1:02:47 1:07:33 1:13:10 1:27:51 1:31:11 1:42:05 1:48:22 1:56:02 2:02:05 2:18:45 2:22:48 2:28:35
Allah bless you
1:51:33 no tables! Really living up to his word of no note taking!😅
Marvellous!!!
Asslam alaikum wa rahmatullahi aap se request hai ki is cors ko Urdu me bhi read karay
محترم نعمان علی خان صاحب پلیز اللہ رب العزت کی خاطر آپ ایک دفعہ یہ کورس ہمیں اردو میں کروا دیں ہمیں انگلش نہیں آتی پلیز جزاک اللہ تعالی
Assalaamu Alaikum Am rather behind and trying to do Day 3 but can't find where you mentioned flexibility on the Day 2 video, so do not understand what that is. Can you explain?
JazakAllahu khairan
Assalaamu alaikum. I noticed the linked for this lesson Day 3 sent to my email doesn't open but showing 'private'
assalamu alaykum. where can i get the pdf of the lesson? jazakumullahu khayran
1:11:20 name khuzaimah and hamzah belongs to this category too
Plural Becoz Arab said so(Femin)
النَّاسُ، قَرْنٍ، قَوْمٌ
قرن📌وَ كَمْ اَهْلَكْنَا قَبْلَهُمْ مِّنْ قَرْنٍ هُمْ اَشَدُّ مِنْهُمْ بَطْشًا فَنَقَّبُوْا فِی الْبِلَادِؕ-هَلْ مِنْ مَّحِیْصٍ
الناس📌وَقِيلَ لِلنَّاسِ هَلْ أَنْتُمْ مُجْتَمِعُونَ
قوم 📌هُمْ قَوْمٌ يَعْدِلُونَ
please I have confusion in this category of Number..Would you please guide me?
2:14:56 It is Rabbil aalameena. Since it has eena sound, it should be Plural Nasb or Jarr, right?!
your method of teaching is excellent sir but how can i get the study material by the link you provided I did not get through it even after registering on it
our status is done but i don't understand i don't feel comfortable.why ?
I cant geting pdf of this class ۔i want to get to Lear properly ۔but how it could be possible to get PDF of this course ۔۔i need it ۔please help me
From where I can get the helping material? If anyone knows please tell me!
Salaam! Please email us on contact@bayyinah.com for the resources insha'Allah!
Repeating... 😊❤
Can any one please tell me that by now registering for this course, can I get the study material or not?
The study materials are all available on the website. The link is in the description
You have to google the website which is ''bayyinah tv'' and then inshallah u can find the study materials there inshallah
1:25:31 Which book is ustad teaching from? Anybody can tell me?
Register on their given link and there you will find that handout in PDF
Assalamualikum, I have question
Q) Words with ā sound at the end could be "Non-flexible" Or "Nasb, singular, Masculine" Or if it is a non-arab name it can be "Partly-flexible nasb Or jarr".
So, how to know which one is it?
Ustadh said u will know later
Where is the pdf thst ustad mentions pages from?? Can smyone plz help .
Check the description box please. (Register for study material)
Assalamualaikum does anyone have the notes? I cant find them :(
How to register for the full ARABIC COURSE
How did Usdath do those cool stuff with adding ayats from Al-Quran on ms word? Can anyone say?
Can someone tell me the difference of Dream BIG and the dream intensive last????
The previous intensives the ones with Ahmed and maryam I took those so here's what I can tell :
If you're following this one it might be too fast paced for you because ustadh is covering all the materials he took his time in the other intensives in just a day. If you really wanna take your time and go slow than the previous dream program should be for you. Those ones were long too but they built my foundation so now watching these I'm only refreshing whatever I previously learnt.
@@Sunflowersareprettyyes u r right...even I told my sister the same that u should follow the dream intensive instead of dream big...
How to get the study material?
38:28 'That attitude prohibits your latitude' THIS
47:00 IS THIS WHY WE CALL SHIPS AND CARS 'SHE'?? Like because of other language influences?? 😲😲
48:48 One translation of the Quran referred to the moon and sun as she and he and I was like... WHAAAAT?? (Abdullah Yusuf Ali)
1:07:19 But Bahr (the young boy that went viral for telling the guests to go home because his mom cooked for two days / boy who swore his dad won't get another wife because he thought his dad's passport was a marriage certificate.) His siblings must have already made the feminine plural joke about his name because Bahr means sea but seas are bihaaru so it's feminine singular plural (she)🤣🤣
1:12:37 Honestly just for the sake of clarity and people not mistaking angels as being females (like Allah mentions in the Quran that previous people said Allah has taken daughters from the angels ASTAGFIRULLAH. Allah is above what people make up) So algamdulilah for this and the arabic language for being CLEAR as Allah has said.💗
1:13:11 -
1:59:58 THIS IS SO ACCURATE
2:00:15 Good examples of why we have to learn arabic and not be laymen with our education
Salaamun Alaykum. Could you please guide me on how and where to obtain a copy of this course’s material? BaarakAllahu fykum
From Discription box , I think you would make free accout then you'll have it
What was the website for practicing mudaf and mudaff elehe?
Why there is Number 1 for legacies when it is non human broken plural
Please can anyone tell me that where to get the notes!?
My brain is fried 😵💫
Then, why we say, "ya Arhamur rahimeen"
Brother ustadh may Allahswt bless you immense time.ameen.
Where can I buy the arabic book from you are teaching from..I am from UK.
Salaamueleikum ustadh please how can I get the pdf file
Can somebody send me email notes of these 10 lectures through link or any other way ?
Allah will bless your
email notes (I think): drive.google.com/drive/folders/1RFTYxEnGKbJIlpj-EOsPvsxAkiOgGG6V
Can anyone tell me how to download the study material or we have to pay for it? Cuz I'm not getting it. Please help
no we don't need to pay for it its free just click on the download button and it will start downloading automatically
Assallam Alykum ,can anyone share with me the soft copy of the book used in the teaching ..
When was page 18 discussed? Pronoun chart
ขอบพระคุณค่ะคุณครูที่แบ่งปันสอนเก่งมากๆค่ะขอพรพระเจ้าคุ้มครองครูให้มีแต่ความสุขความเจริญรุ่งเรืองตลอดกาลนิรันดร์ค่ะ.
When did we learn mudaaf n mudaaf elaihe?? Can anyone tell??As so far I went through all the videos but I have missed this topic..
It's on day 4, i think
i showed up again day 3
Question: "Aayatun" is plural Feminine? or singular Feminine? it is non human broken plural isn't it?
Please advise.
if ayAAtun then plural. if ayAtun then singular. i think.
1:22:56, He says that its Page 13 when its Page 35
Why in my life of Arabic studies did no one ever explain why it’s called “broken” plural
How can we differentiate between human broken plural and non human broken plural??
of course by knowing the meaning.
How come Al Rehmaani is singular? It has a sound of Aani, so it should be dual not singular 2:13:40. Pls if anyone can explain.
Rehman is a name and the aani isn't an add on to make it dual but a part of the original word. Like nouman.
@@TahseenAminn2:14:56 It is Rabbil aalameen(a). Since it has eena sound, it should be Plural Nasb or Jarr, right?!
@@mjshaheed yes you are correct.
The jokes are hilarious 😂😂😂
Em little bit confuse b/w human broken and non human broken plural
Can someone pls differentiate that how we know any word that its human broken or non human broken plurals?
U will never know. Ustadh will tell u and later on u yourself will get it with more vocabulary
Can anyone explain why مالهُ in the ayat الذي يؤتي ماله يتزكى proper?? This is mentioned on page 15 of the book
The term "مالهُ" is considered proper Arabic. It's composed of two parts: "ما" which means "what" and "له" which means "to him". When combined, it forms an interrogative phrase meaning "What does he have?". and whenever you see a pronoun or attached pronoun the word becomes proper. one of the 7 things that makes a word proper.
@@mdrashedali2:14:56 It is Rabbil aalameen(a). Since it has eena sound, it should be Plural Nasb or Jarr, right?!
@@mjshaheed Assalamualaikum correct plural N or J but since we now know the meaning of Aalameena which is with Rabbi which is creating an ‘of’ in between which only happens when it is Jarr, so it is jarr not nasab
@@mdrashedali Thank you so much, Brother. I have just finished watching all the 10 videos except I skipped some part of the 10th video as I have not taken the exam yet. My confusion is whether Ustad taught Future Tense or not. I remeber him saying Present Tense and Future Tense look the same, but how do we apply it or use it?
Ohmygod. This number and gender is so difficult. 😭😭
Yes
Specially human and non human broken plurals 🥺