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Arabic Kalimat (Words) Lesson#1&2
Types of Arabic words and basic points
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12 minmin
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Arabic pronouns Lesson #3
Pronouns are divided into two forms
1. Detached (Dama'ir Munfasilah)
2. Attached (Dama'ir Muttasilah)
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16min
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Arabic Pronounsالضمائر المُتَّصِلَة(Damair al Muttasilah) Lesson#4&5
ATTACHED PRONOUNS
Dama'ir Muttasilah
As the name indicates, these pronouns will only appear attached to another word, which can be a noun,
verb, or a harf / particle.
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23min
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Attached Pronouns with VERBS Lesson#6
The attached pronoun table with a verb. Note the following points:
The verb precedes the pronoun.
The verb is translated first and then the pronoun.
For the first person singular, the pronoun
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17min
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Arabic Prepositions/Huruful Jarrالحروف الجرPrepositions1,Lesson#7
PREPOSITIONS I
Huruf al-Jarr
Following are some prepositions found in the Qur'an
To / Towards .JJ
In/With l-)
l. The above words are always followed by a noun or a pronoun.
2. They have their own meaning, and have an effect on the following noun or pronoun
3. Their effect on the noun is that they will convert the on the last letter into a -
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20min
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Arabic Prepositions part2/Huruful Jarr2الحروف الجر Lesson#8
The following is the list of other prepositions used in the Qur'an.
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39min
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Arabic Nouns1 Marifahمعرفة and Nakirah and Harakatحركات, QLME Lesson#9
Nouns are divided into two forms.
1) Definite \bu2" (Marifah)
2) Indefinite ZV-A' (Nakirah
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19min
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Arabic Nouns2/ Marifaمعرِفة &Nakirahنَكِرة,Lesson#10 QLME/Converting a Nakirah into a Marifa Noun
In Arabic, indefinite nouns can be converted to definite nouns by Al'Ism
Placing the article Jl*hictr means "the" as a prefix which will result in the _
changing to a
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Mausoof Sifa/Sifa Mausufالصفة والموصوف Lesson#11
l. A descriptive phrase consists of a noun followed by an adjective
2. This noun in Arabic is called OFy (mausafl, which means, "that which is being described."
3. The adjective in Arabic is called ),.c.2 (sifat), which means, "that which is describing the noun."
4. In a descriptive phrase, the basic point to be noted is that the adjective will be identical to the noun in
A) Gender: If the noun is masculine or feminine, the adjective will be identical; evamples,
4 . A great reward (masculine)
The good advice (feminine)
An Arabic Qur'an (singular)
Two righteous men (dual)
B) Number: If the noun is singular, dual, or plural, the adjective will be identical; examples:
2.Clear signs (plural) Ldo6
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30min
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Mudaf Mudaf Ilaihi/Possessive Phrase Lesson#12
POSSESSTVE PHRASE
Al-MudnJ al-Mudaf I lai h
1. This type of phrase is formed with the combination of two nouns
2. Thefirst noun is called u)
take the article Jl.
l), Qluaofl. It will always be an indefinite noun and in no case will it
qIJ-lUIl,utill
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3. The last letter of the first noun will have or , but will never have ,Z- of
4. The second noun isrcalled AJJ JQ, (Mudaf ltaih). It is generally a proper noun by itself or
particularized by Jl. 1fn.r. are exceptions to this rule.)
5. The last letter of the second noun ( Mudaf llair), will always have z- (no exceptions).
6. This combination is called thepossesslve phrase because the first noun is owned by, or belongs to, the
second noun.
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Arabic Jumla Ismiyyah/Arabic Nominal Sentence الجُمْلَةُ الاِسْمِية Lesson#13
NOMINAL SENTENCE
A l-Jum I at u I -I smil5t ah
1. A nominal sentence generally consists of two nouns.
2. The first noun is always a definite noun (no exceptions)
3. The second noun is generally an indefinite noun.
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4. The I'raab of both nouns is generally -r"r -.
5. The first noun is the subject and is called l.* (Mubtado)
6. The second noun is the predicate and is called ,7 $habar)
7. The predicate generally agrees with the subject in the number (i.e., singular, dual or plural) and the
gender (masculine or feminine)
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33min
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Arabic Plural Nouns Iالاِسم الجمع Lesson#14
PLURAL NOUNS I
Ism Jama'a €*!
1. Plural nouns in Arabic are of two types
A) Unbroken / Sound Plural |t*,r r,+ (Jama'a Saalam) rL
B) Broken ;.,:" { (Jama'a Mukassar) or ,,-.^4 qj {lo*r'a Takseer)
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14min
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The table format for Broken Plurals ,h e
(Jama Muknssar) is as follows video
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15min
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Lesson L6 Vocabulary of Body Parts
Lesson 16
Vocabulary of Body Parts
Memorize thefollowing vocabulary (or a complete vocabulary of nouns see Appendix A)
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Arabic Masculine & Feminine Nounsالاسماء المذكروالمؤنث Lesson#17
MASCULNE AND FEMININE NOTINS
Asma' ul Muthakhrah wa al mu'annathah
Every noun is considered masculine unless indicated feminine by any of the following
1. Nouns ending with D G I i e.g.
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18min
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Ismul Isharah/Arabic Demonstrative Pronouns/Arabic Pointers QLME Lesson#18 & 19
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20min
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Ism Mausulah/Arabic Relative Pronounالاسماء الموصولة Lesson#20
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19min
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Istafham/Arabic Question Words الاسماءالاستفهام or Arabic Interrogative Nouns Lesson#21
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24min
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Nasab/Mansub Arabic grammar(Iraab al Ism-AL-Mansubat/Lesson#22
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39min
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Mafool Bihi مفعول به, Mutlaqمفعول مطلق Types of Maf'ools,Lesson#22
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37min
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I'raab of Arabic Nouns اِعرَاب الاِسم Lesson#23
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43min
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Iraab of Nouns /I'raab/ن of Iraab/QLME Lesson#23 part2
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2min
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Arabic Mabni wal Muarrab Nounsالأسماء المبني والمعرّب/Lesson#24
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29min
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Asma al khamsa / الأسماء المُكبّرةAsma al Mukabbarah/25
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29min
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Asma al Khamsa ذُوْ/Dhuu/Lesson 25 part2
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34min
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Masdar Arabic Verbal Noun المصدر/ Lesson#26
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17min
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