Shadee Elmasry – Arabic Lesson 6 MUDAF & MUDAF ILAYH

Shadee Elmasry
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The speakers discuss various topics related to writing and language, including rules used in different classes and the use of words and phrases. They also discuss the meaning of "by" in writing, including the use of "monster" and "monster" in certain sentences, and the modularity of grammar in English. The transcript uses "monster" as a grammarian meaning and "monster" as a modular meaning, while "monster" is a grammarian meaning.

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			All right, so we're late because
we had a
		
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			an invasion actually, of 10.
Caterpillars. And do you remember
		
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			the brother who was the farmer?
Reynolds something with a Y
		
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			Yaqoob. He's a farmer from
Pennsylvania. So he'll know how to
		
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			handle this, we got three
arbovirus each one is about 15
		
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			feet apart, maybe like 10 feet
apart, the two at the ends are
		
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			doing so well. They're very
healthy. The one in the middle is
		
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			just dying at a rate that's beyond
normal. Okay. And what I
		
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			discovered was that they were
		
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			tent caterpillars hanging off.
		
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			They use the tree to go in lay
their eggs, and then they grow and
		
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			make this tent caterpillar, which
is pretty crazy. I'm going to
		
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			actually post the
		
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			time even Can I post it? I can't
even post a picture here. Maybe
		
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			later, the video of these tent
caterpillars, right? Completely
		
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			discussed then they are taking
over the message itself by
		
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			climbing up the walls.
		
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			And
		
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			that's why we need a slab on on
site here. To take care of these
		
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			situations, isn't them?
		
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			Hmm. What do you mean you don't
know what to do? You take them
		
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			off, you pull them off one at a
time. You never took our science?
		
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			Aren't you in a special science
school?
		
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			Don't give me oh god, you're on a
special science school. Right? So
		
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			they should teach you how to
handle these things. Today we're
		
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			going to look at something that is
not
		
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			that is not sentence structure.
It's just simply word structure.
		
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			Okay. And it's called the Darfur
complex okay. And in Arabic we
		
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			call it el MODAF Walldorf la the
second word is the mode off the
		
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			first one is in Luffy they okay
		
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			sorry, the reverse the first word
is the mode off.
		
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			And the second word is the word
love.
		
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			In English, it comes in three
forms, apostrophe S.
		
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			of construction like city of New
York. And
		
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			the third is the compound word
like car door, house window. Okay.
		
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			Apostrophe S like John's bike.
What you need to know is two
		
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			simple rules.
		
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			The MODAF can never have Elif Lem
		
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			and the MODAF LA is module
		
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			kala mus Aiden you can never say a
column was eight
		
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			you say kala mu ze then the first
word
		
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			great
		
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			job Islam
		
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			spilled the coffee all over here
because this asthma that I have
		
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			cheese
		
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			could you get something to say to
just sit in there and watching me?
		
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			You got so Bunyoro anything
Purell? What is your generation
		
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			carry Purell bottles around right
		
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			the MODAF LA is again apostrophe s
of construction or the compound
		
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			word okay.
		
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			The Madonna la
		
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			cat the first word of the month
off which is the Madonna that
		
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			which is added can be any
		
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			can be part of any part of the
sentence could be Muqtada can be
		
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			the cover can be the file it can
be part of a gyro module. So, the
		
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			first word can go anywhere.
		
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			Right but when we attach a word to
the word it often means addition.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			So, when we attach that second
word to it, you have to know that
		
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			second word is Mujuru all the
time.
		
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			column was Aiden, Jegede, Zeds 10
is new. So column is the Moqtada
		
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			and Muqtada receives Rafa Mater
then cover our birthmark for as is
		
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			the Fed.
		
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			Okay. Deaf Allah Who lamb was
Aiden, and madrasta
		
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			Zeds child or zayde servant
entered the school. Okay. Who lamb
		
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			was Aiden? Now it after you get it
by knowing the meaning but also by
		
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			getting the sound of it. Right.
The sound of it. Like janitorial
		
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			for a dose? Okay. janitorial
		
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			nada Jahannam Okay, all these
endorphins these are called is
		
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			Office. So when you understand how
the dopher construction works, it
		
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			does have a construct I think I
said that for complex backson It
		
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			is alpha construct once you know
how it works, you can now add this
		
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			feature to your sentence. Okay.
		
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			I had Joe fee,
		
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			Medina T maca. So, here Medina is
part of the Java module, the city
		
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			of MCC. Okay. The habit to Ella
Medina to Rasulullah Salallahu
		
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			Alaihe Salam so they have to, I
went Illa now we have a Java
		
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			module. The way that we were
taught to do it is that anytime
		
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			there's a jar one module, you put
brackets around it because it has
		
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			no impact on the grammar of the
sentence. It's just a filler.
		
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			Okay, do you know
		
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			Islam? Do you remember the general
module?
		
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			What is the general module
		
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			have to get the cursor where what
if it's plural, like mostly moon?
		
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			Muslims? What if it's to like
Muslim men?
		
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			Muslimeen and becomes ain okay?
		
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			And becomes ame so
		
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			Kitab who is Aiden? JD doon Okay,
here it's in them up to the
		
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			let's think of it in the Fed Islam
give me a sentence where there's
		
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			an RDA for construct as the verb
that as the subject of fat
		
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			Accola eight.
		
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			Now, give me the rest of the
sentence.
		
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			A cola
		
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			sandwich. Okay, now Zaid, give me
an offer instead of a give me
		
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			something about Zaid legs aids
husband as age wife. Zales
		
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			brother. Good at galette. Oh mo
OMOs, Aiden, OMOs, Aiden. All
		
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			right, you get that now, you see
how it works? It off because he
		
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			never have any phlegm in the first
word. The first word can be
		
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			anywhere in the sentence. The
second word is modular. So we're
		
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			learning two things that are
modular, what's the other word for
		
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			Module jar and covered the same
meaning jar uncuffed, one in
		
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			Bussereau, HSA one and COVID HSA,
the other one, Arabic developed
		
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			grammar developed between two
cities, Missouri and Kufa. Okay
		
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			pasola And Kufa and the two great
scholars, the mazahub. If you want
		
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			to know more that Arabic grammar
has Madame Kisatchie and a civil
		
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			way as Simone de Cebo way, was
actually a Persian who learned
		
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			Arabic, of course, he was brought
up in Arabic lands, but he was
		
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			Persian originally, his older than
him was an Kisa II and he said he
		
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			was in a massive scholar
		
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			in their lifetime, and he said he
was the
		
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			more successful of the two. They
had a debate. At the at the height
		
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			of their debate of their work. The
Khalifa held a grand debate
		
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			between the two of them on the
philosophy of language and
		
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			therefore, the philosophy impacts
the construction of the language.
		
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			At the debate, Al Cosette II
defeated CBOE, according to
		
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			everyone, okay, he said he
defeated Cebu, Cebu away, went
		
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			home and retired from public life
permanently. He was only 45 He
		
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			wrote a book on grammar, okay.
		
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			And died. Never again coming out
in public after losing the debate.
		
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			Right. Could you imagine if this
guy loses to Conor he's gonna
		
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			never come out in public again.
Okay, because he's like, What? 51
		
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			I know.
		
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			Right?
		
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			Yeah, Mayweather is like 51 No,
imagine if you lose to a non boxer
		
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			and never come out of public
again. Right. 20 years later,
		
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			you'll see him coming out. Okay,
so it's the same thing. So what
		
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			happened was a Siebel way
Rahmatullah likewise. Okay, say
		
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			Allah Rahmatullah.
		
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			Siebel way though, as time passed,
they found his book superior. So
		
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			later, after his death, he became
considered the greatest Arabic
		
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			grammarian even though in his time
at kissa, II outdid him, okay, in
		
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			the eyes of their peers, right.
And like you said, he was
		
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			considered the leading authority
figure in the fields of
		
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			linguistics. Okay. So, we know
that the general module is applies
		
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			to now two situations. Okay.
		
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			Write two situations number one,
when there is a
		
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			prepositional phrase or how to
fringer men enter either feet
		
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			we're careful lamb Wilbur, Mahalo
for customer here well we'll deal
		
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			with
		
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			mineral madrasa T. That fee could
have been. Okay, remember, why do
		
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			we what's the difference between
two customers, or two factors or
		
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			two numbers which we call a 10 win
versus not using 10 win? Why do we
		
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			sometimes put in instead of E
		
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			Islami remember this?
		
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			Is because if there's Elif lamb,
what do we put one Holika elke,
		
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			Tabby you never say and Kitab bin.
But if it's
		
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			if it's Nikita, not specific, just
Kitab it's not specific which book
		
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			then you put kita bin. So the 10
we in indicates that it's NEC
		
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			Euro. So to review now we're
looking at Jarrah in two cases.
		
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			The Kasara ain and EAN are coming
to us in two situations now.
		
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			Number one, Fi a gr o module min l
madrasa te fi fee could have been
		
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			right in a Zaidan right Isla
Poletti okay.
		
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			And the second thing now is the
moved off and moved off la which
		
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			represents apostrophe s in English
of construction like city of New
		
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			York or compound work card door
All right. So when this happens,
		
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			the first word does not receive
and if no at all, and it can be
		
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			anywhere in the sentence. The
second word must be majeure. Okay.
		
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			Okay. All metal Islami, right,
Medina to Alka Hara T.
		
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			Okay, the MODAF and Buddhafield
your homework, which is due after
		
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			Salah to do
		
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			is to find whether you think it up
on your own or you find actually
		
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			no find it in just ama
		
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			five MODAF and with off la
		
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			five MODAF and Buddhafield eight
from jizm You gotta What do you
		
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			mean? No? Okay.
		
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			Five examples of moved off and
moved off LA.
		
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			On metal Islam. Yeah, right.
		
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			For example, Rob Bill Alameen Al
hamdu, Lillahi Rabbil Alameen.
		
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			Lord of All the Worlds
		
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			and I mean, not at Allah moon. So
which that's the job there.
		
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			Yo muddied?
		
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			No.
		
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			Okay. So it's going to be both two
of them. We're going to be issuing
		
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			next to him as a verb. Okay, so
this could be two nouns or
		
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			estimate here. Okay. All right.
Let's stop here. short lesson.
		
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			What lesson by the way is this
what number lesson is this?
		
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			Six. Lesson Six.
		
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			All right, so
		
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			kill it here.