Shadee Elmasry – Arabic Lesson 4 Introducing nasb for the maf’ul bihi

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The speakers discuss the use of words and phrases in various sentences, including in English and Arabic. They also discuss the proper pronunciation of words and the use of words in a sentence, such as "bringing up a bat" and "bringing up a bat." The conversation is difficult to follow and requires practice.

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			Hello earlier he was talking to
human whether
		
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			Islam
		
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			what are the types of words?
		
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			And how are you exhale and like
that you should say it's my honor
		
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			to be involved in this class and
seek knowledge of the deen instead
		
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			of what you're learning in physics
and chemistry in the world of
		
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			rocks and material objects. Okay?
What column who will love to
		
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			unworkable movie to Bill Wada?
Well, Sam, who's Aletheia? What
		
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			are they?
		
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			What are they
		
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			is? Oh,
		
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			well
		
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			we'll have
		
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			now the types of sentences or how
many. Now we take words we got to
		
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			use them in sentences. Actually,
let's let's go back the list will
		
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			come into you in seven types.
Okay. What are they? Okay
		
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			keep going.
		
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			Good matching saying I'm asking do
a masculine plural what else?
		
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			Plural.
		
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			Correct. The types of sentences
now
		
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			are two
		
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			is Joomla Izmir.
		
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			How do you tell the difference
between the two?
		
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			Correct the first word, right.
		
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			The verb will always come in the
first word. It's not like English
		
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			where you have subject verb
object. And subject predicate No.
		
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			So now we're talking there's this
new thing in Arabic there's this
		
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			or this fourth element that is new
to you, as a student of the
		
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			language. So what are these calls?
What do we call these things?
		
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			This new element cases? And how
many are there?
		
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			For what are they?
		
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			Ruff.
		
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			pneus
		
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			craft and jazz, rough pneus craft
and jazz.
		
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			Now let's go back to the sentences
the parts of speech or the
		
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			sentences are what?
		
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			Let's say the Joomla is to me what
are its parts of speech
		
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			now for the Joomla Izmir only two
what are the
		
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			most
		
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			cover?
		
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			There's three four for the jungle
failure they are what are they?
		
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			First fan.
		
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			Good. So you have your verb, your
object, your verb, your subject
		
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			and your object fit before to be
okay. You gotta
		
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			now there's so there's sort of
five parts of speech right?
		
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			Because the German economy has to
and the German of failure has
		
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			three of these five parts of
speech which ones are metaphor,
		
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			milk, the cupboard fed there and
with all B, which of these five
		
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			are marked for
		
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			file correct? And
		
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			move to the uncover
		
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			the file in the geography or near
the map to the end the cover in
		
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			work in the Joomla
		
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			is me. So the Jimena, isn't they
both are are microphones. But only
		
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			one in the gym nearly, which is
the most important one the fad.
		
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			Next question.
		
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			When we apply an effect to a word,
what indicators do we use?
		
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			The motto? Well, le fu well
		
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			Adama will Elif.
		
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			And not forget that that sounds if
we say put to Damas and one that
		
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			doesn't matter. It's called dama
		
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			dama while Elif for the dual. And
what about for the plural?
		
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			Like Muslim?
		
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			What if you make it how do you
make it plural? Well, when you
		
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			make it plural, okay, so let's go
over this again. Kitab if I put it
		
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			in the mark for since Al Kitab
what is it going to be? Al Kitab
		
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			Whoo. What if it's two books?
How's it going to be
		
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			in the mark for Al Kitab n?
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Muslim put it in the mud for
		
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			Muslim moon. It
		
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			could have broken plural put it in
the mud for Alko
		
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			that's going to be
		
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			Boo. Boo Boo. Okay. So we are
using dama and Elif and well,
		
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			okay, you got that. We're using
dama and Elif, and well
		
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			all right. So now give me the
correct Yarrabah on the following
		
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			statement. Okay.
		
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			Far lib bellied
		
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			a toilet bellied What am I going
to put on each one remember as
		
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			well indefinite gets 10 When
		
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			and definite right? The microphone
gets just a dumb
		
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			attire level good you know firstly
translate the sentence
		
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			no bleed
		
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			bleed for poor student he's a bad
student. I don't know why I got
		
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			that idea. I don't know how that
example popped in my head. A
		
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			poorly believed the student is a
disaster. Horrible student. Okay.
		
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			Belly dumb. Okay, so what is the
example here? What are the attire
		
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			level correct what's the belief
gonna get?
		
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			The need don't a party who the
lead on? Okay. Of course we're not
		
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			talking about you. I'm sure you do
we get that idea. Right. Stuff
		
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			what Allah How could you think?
How could you think? Talking about
		
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			you? That barley. Whoo. Billy
don't Okay.
		
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			The student is bad. All right now.
That's
		
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			a toilet.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Al Horford the student entered the
room.
		
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			Meaning
		
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			we want you to know just give me
the thought all remember now the
		
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			subject matter grammar now. All we
care about is the the last letter.
		
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			Yeah. So now it's on the Fed.
		
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			The color a terrible, good ol.
		
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			overfill now, we're going to talk
about pneus. Okay.
		
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			Notice,
		
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			just like we talked about love,
which was ambitious because we
		
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			have how many parts of speech have
rough three and move to the cover
		
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			and the fact right now notice was
easy. We're only talking about one
		
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			part of speech, which is what?
		
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			The majority? Okay? The objects of
the verb.
		
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			You with me? You don't have his
chocolate. Okay.
		
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			The object of the verb is one
soup.
		
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			And just like the roof, there are
three indicators of the nostril.
		
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			Okay. Instead of the Dhamma we
have a Fatah
		
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			instead of the Elif.
		
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			It's with
		
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			Fatah. And yet, so instead of
saying Taliban would say barley
		
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			bein. Okay. Instead of saying I
will go to for 10 we would say at
		
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			114. Okay.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			And then instead of the well known
of our Muslim moon, we would say,
		
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			Yeah, I didn't mostly mean. So I'm
Homestake
		
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			you have to
		
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			do good. You're gonna stay in the
red with that bad boy.
		
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			What do you got for us the books?
		
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			Okay, so instead of saying using
the well known we use what? The
		
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			noon.
		
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			Got it? So now, let's go back to
this sentence
		
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			duckula a tileable algorfa What
are you going to use remember
		
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			instead of the word dama al
Fatiha? You know the feta is
		
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			right. Okay. It's instead of the
LF for n it will be ame instead of
		
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			the well was the moon was the
mean? So def Allah Akbar lib Akali
		
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			boo
		
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			and whatever what are you gonna
put on number four?
		
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			What is that? What if we're going
to become it's the object now?
		
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			Before we
		
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			know it's one word for
		
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			a good feta. Good. Albert feta.
All right, how about Accola
		
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			Ocala attire level
		
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			two rips in order cases. Yeah.
		
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			Hello. Okay, tool gifts.
		
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			So what is rugby?
		
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			Rugby Fein
		
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			Yeah, instead of rugby fan rugby
Fein alright it's not tell me if
		
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			this sentence is correct and
correct it if it's incorrect
		
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			okay
		
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			Ravi Fein
		
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			Jaya he's attend is it correct or
incorrect?
		
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			Because now we have a Joomla Izmir
mocha and cover. I'm saying the
		
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			two loaves already
		
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			Okay. And what do you know about
most macabre what they have to
		
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			receive? What?
		
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			What are they receiving?
		
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			Yeah, what case rough or not?
		
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			No, the McTernan cupboard. Rough.
So rough is going to be the
		
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			dumbbell elephant. Well, right. So
I'm telling you a Ravi Fein
		
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			wrong good. Every fan J he's the
two loaves already. Okay. Two
		
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			loaves already. Okay.
		
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			All right, we Sam, let's give you
an example.
		
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			All right. You ready for an
example?
		
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			Rama were Jibon right or wrong?
		
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			This is a sentence Haram is wajib
let's say for Hajj. Right. Ramu
		
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			yj. Born good. All right. Islam
		
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			okay.
		
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			This is a a verb meaning
transmitted.
		
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			And I Lima, Alhaji through
		
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			the scholar transmitted the
Hadith. But Allah Allah Allah Lima
		
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			al Hadith Who is it right or
wrong?
		
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			Remember the parts of speech
		
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			because you have a file here,
that's got to be more for and you
		
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			have a mouthful. These gotta be
monsoons. So what's wrong so what
		
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			is it that Allah
		
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			Allah, Allah, Allah al Hadith,
		
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			and Raja hour, early MOU
		
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			and Hadith that because it's now
it's meant to be. So if you have
		
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			in your head, that the third part
of speech here,
		
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			right in the sentence, then Jimena
Ishmael felt that it will always
		
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			be Fattah, or aim or aim.
		
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			The object of the sentence okay,
because if we say Aroer Alma al
		
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			Hadith, we're saying the Hadith
transmitted the scholar
		
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			doesn't make any sense. Okay.
		
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			This is most important in an era
of Quran right, which if you make
		
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			an error in this is
		
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			which says in the Yaksha Allah
mean a baddie ultimo, which means,
		
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			verily, only the scholars truly
have perfect Taqwa or Kusha right?
		
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			are excellent Masha Allah azza wa
jal if you mess up the fat and the
		
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			Dhamma then you could say that
this Luffy is the scholars which
		
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			is cool, right?
		
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			Okay. Now the villa.
		
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			Okay, so Islam, remind us now
let's say if let's take one word,
		
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			Al Kitab and put it in the monsoon
case. Monsoon.
		
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			Al Kitab what's it going to be
like when it's monsoon
		
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			and Kitab
		
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			two books
		
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			al Kitab ain Nikita Ben Keaton
bein All right. Broken plural. Al
		
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			Kutub
		
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			broken plural Koto
		
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			good to go. Okay. All right.
		
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			And Muslim feminine singular
		
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			almost limited. Yeah. And was
limited. All right to Muslim
		
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			women.
		
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			Team and Muslim attain
		
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			plural
		
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			Muslim
		
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			and Muslim plural.
		
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			General plural.
		
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			Mostly mean? Okay, I didn't
Mussolini.
		
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			mean
		
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			okay
		
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			all right.
		
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			Any questions? We break for that
then?
		
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			Um, so you got the stuff you got
Oh, we got the book here Islam
		
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			open up to your chart so have your
pages the chart it's not open to
		
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			page eight in that book
		
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			this is the chart that you have to
memorize you and where's the
		
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			document skipping class today?
What does he have a job or
		
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			anything played video games all
night and isn't it?
		
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			Where is it
		
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			taking bio? Oh, he's got a summer
class
		
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			I'm gonna hand doesn't waste time
though.
		
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			All right, look at that chart.
Okay, you see the chart? Snow you
		
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			got a rough Kitab Whoo. Right.
		
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			A safe N
		
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			Okay, just um there's different
examples. Okay.
		
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			And Kitab boo a safe N two swords
a sub rune a Cydia caught Akuto
		
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			boo Amaru Buka. Okay, now if the
same words are in the nozzle, that
		
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			means if they're in objects, Al
Kitab a safe Ain? A submarine a
		
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			Cydia clouds? T L kotoba. Amara
adakah. You understand?
		
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			Okay.
		
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			You understand this stuff? You're
getting the concept now. Okay.
		
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			You got the concept No.
		
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			One does in a prepositional phrase
only. Or if it's second part of a
		
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			something that we're going to
study that's called the
		
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			second word we offer or in a harsh
gyro Mujuru. So all in those two
		
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			cases. Yeah. It's gonna get tough
		
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			No, look on the side. And this
minimal front, singular, write it
		
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			down in English next to it. So so
that you have I mean, some people
		
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			say don't do that. But here
because it's forced you to read
		
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			Arabic. And it's even more fraud
means the singular, okay? And it's
		
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			minimal thunder means dual. Okay.
Gemma muda Kursaal. Imperfect
		
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			plural. Okay, Jim. Mo nslm.
Perfect. Feminine plural. Okay?
		
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			geometrics here. Okay. And don't
worry about the bottom two.
		
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			That's broken. Don't worry about
the bottom two at this melody
		
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			line. Sorry. Don't worry about
that. Another smell comes in.
		
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			We'll do that later. But just you
understand how this works. These
		
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			are the parts of speech. If it's
more for, it's going to look like
		
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			this. If it's monsoon who is going
to look at this. If it's modular,
		
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			it's gonna look like that. And
Jasmine, you see Jasmine has an X
		
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			next to it. The fourth case does
not apply to Islam only applies to
		
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			the fifth. Okay.
		
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			Any other questions? Yes. Now, you
get the concept. Very important to
		
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			get the concept
		
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			does not apply to the fact now
your assignment when you come back
		
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			you're going to write down
		
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			very simple assignment. So simple.
You're going to be asking for
		
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			more. Okay.
		
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			I want two sentences. One Joomla
Izmir, with correct era
		
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			Unterschiede one Joomla fairly.
Okay, with correct, Yara, just
		
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			keep you got that.
		
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			And don't get me some sentences
and derive. You know, the writing
		
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			sentences like the student is a
disaster. The student has no
		
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			brain. Don't give me that stuff.
Right? Because we know that
		
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			doesn't apply to you.
		
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			You got that? Alright, so Monica
la Mobium. They can show their
		
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			stuff to the lake.