Shadee Elmasry – Lesson 11

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The proper lettering for a letter is discussed, including setting letters with sets of letters and identifying words with actions or events. The transcript describes various examples of letters used, including "word of the road," "word of the road," and "word of the road," and provides examples of language and symbols used to describe various concepts. The transcript describes a hypothetical scenario where the end of life is occurring in aingsale and describes a group of people supposed to die, as well as a language used to describe their deeds. The transcript describes various characters and words used in a video, including Yom, Elif lamb, Mel, and the weight of evil, and describes a "by" and "by" in a transcript.

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			Alright, one or less set of
letters now hat Well, LEM Elif,
		
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			and yeah, and her is really the
letter that we need to talk about
		
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			because it comes in a number of
forms. And the first form here is
		
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			this loop, you're going to come
down with your pen like this and
		
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			make a loop inside, and then
continue on to make your letter,
		
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			you make the hair in the middle,
and it appears completely
		
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			differently. I mean, it doesn't
even resemble the beginning shape.
		
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			And that's why you have to pay
extra attention to the hair,
		
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			because it comes in so many
different forms. So here it comes
		
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			in this letter, I don't know how
to describe this, almost like a
		
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			reverse ribbon, the top part being
smaller than the bottom part.
		
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			And it comes in other formats,
which the font doesn't even give
		
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			me so I'm going to have to show
you it in the Quran. And then
		
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			finally,
		
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			at the end, it looks like this.
Okay, at the end, it looks like
		
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			this. Now, this should not be
confused with this.
		
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			This is the wrapped tab, which is
very similar to the Elif, which is
		
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			shaped in the shape of a yet which
is this letter.
		
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			This letter can be a hair when
it's silent, but it activates as a
		
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			Tet when you add a suffix. So if I
was to add a suffix, it would
		
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			become for example, a Tet like
that. So So that's called the term
		
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			or both, okay, or the wrapped to,
and it's actually in the shape of
		
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			a and it's pronounced as a as long
as it's alone. Okay, now something
		
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			that is a purely her alone is
without the two dots like this.
		
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			Confused? Okay, good. So that
will, you'll get unconfused when
		
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			we keep seeing it over and over
and over. All right. Now the hair
		
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			alone would look like this.
		
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			alone at the end of the word would
look like so just simply a circle.
		
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			So the hair is looking like so
many different shapes and forms
		
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			that it's only about by constant
reading. Are you going to get used
		
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			to it? All right. Now the well we
looked at already, the well is a
		
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			consonant or a
		
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			vowel, depending on where it is.
And it's really straightforward
		
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			letter connects from the back
doesn't connect from the front.
		
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			Okay. So that's not a problem. Now
this, you've seen this throughout
		
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			our reading, and what is it? This
is lamb Elif, this is lamb right
		
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			here. And actually, this is the
Lamb right here. And an F is
		
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			attached to it. Okay. So
pronounced. It gives you the
		
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			letter law, or the sound of law.
Okay. And it comes in the word
		
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			oftentimes color. All right, nay,
negation. All right, and the Yeah,
		
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			we looked at before, the is
something that we don't need to go
		
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			over, but we'll just go over for
the sake of it. It's a tooth with
		
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			two dots. In the middle, it looks
the same. Okay, and the end, it is
		
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			the with two dots. Now notice,
you'll note that in the Quran, you
		
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			don't have two dots. It's just a
yeah, it just looks like this.
		
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			Okay, and at the end, and if it's
an edit Mark Surah it looks which
		
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			is the edit in the form of the yet
it looks like this, but it has a
		
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			dagger elephant side of it. All
right. So this is where sometimes
		
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			the lettering gets a bit tricky.
Alright, let's get to our Sudha
		
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			Sudha Teleseryes Allah today.
		
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			All right here you have Seurat
seen Well, Laura, Tamar Bucha.
		
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			Remember all these this little
this little design here this this
		
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			was all just for decoration. And
this one, this Dhamma is almost
		
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			redundant, since you have the well
already. You don't need a short
		
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			vowel in a long vowel. This is
also just a shape for decoration.
		
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			Hara, Fatiha to Barbuda, and it's
a good example of a tub of water
		
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			because this is what gives
femininity to a word the term of
		
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			Buddha. And if you save this
pronounces by itself, it's sutra.
		
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			But once you pronounce it
together, it's Surah tourism's,
		
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			Zara right sutra, Tuesday's Zara,
and then you have LF lamb, Zane,
		
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			dot
		
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			Lam Zayn dot this is the duck for
the Zan
		
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			and then lamb Fatah and then this
is also this shape. You've
		
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			probably seen this shape mean
calligraphy. That's a Tamil Bucha
		
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			but they just opened it. That's
all it is. It's Tamar. Bucha
		
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			Raptor. Okay, but they opened it
just for the sake of making it
		
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			look nice. That's all it is.
Alright, so let's Zella
		
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			either Zillertal Aldo Zela either.
Elif Val Elif. All right. And
		
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			remember, this is it technically
means if but it doesn't mean that
		
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			in the language in this respect
right here in this context, it
		
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			means
		
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			evokes a time so when
		
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			When the earth quakes in his final
earthquake, or when the
		
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			earthquakes in his final shaking
or its final quake, all right,
		
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			which is the last quake, before
ecotourism and the quake that
		
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			kills all humanity on the earth,
right. And that's something we
		
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			believe in regarding the end of
time is that the actual moment of
		
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			the end time occurs in a quake
that shakes the entire Earth and
		
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			kills everyone on it.
		
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			And then nothing in existence
remains on this earth for a long
		
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			period of time until the blowing
of the trumpet. Okay, and that
		
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			blowing of the trumpet revives all
the souls, and then the souls
		
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			enter into the, the all the flesh
of people revive and
		
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			their souls fly into their flesh
again, all right, and they're
		
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			given new bodies. And then human
beings are running around on the
		
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			earth, basically, in a state of
chaos until the next or the wish
		
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			this would be the third blowing of
the trumpet.
		
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			And that blowing of the trumpet
initiates the actual resurrection.
		
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			Sorry, the actual judgment. The
first blowing of the trumpet
		
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			occurs
		
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			in the final quake, okay, at the
moment of the final quake, the
		
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			trumpet is blown and the
earthquakes and that's the end of
		
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			life on this earth and had to
duniya as we know it.
		
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			And this so this is either an ze
This is zealot, Zane, lamb, Zane,
		
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			lamb to Zulu, zealot. And
obviously, we're gonna get to the
		
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			short vowels eventually. And now
here, I'll do Alif Lam lf there is
		
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			an example of El Arroyo, right?
Rothbard. So there's your lamb LFL
		
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			I'll do zils law. It's earthquake
xylella. And this is a pronoun
		
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			right here. All right, and here
you have your head in the middle
		
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			of the word. There's your head in
the middle of the words.
		
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			Next I
		
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			graduated, I'll do a SCADA and the
earth removes its burden. You
		
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			notice here, this word and an
audible, it comes a lot and the
		
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			word
		
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			a lot appears in the Quran 444
times. So you might as well get
		
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			used to looking at this
		
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			444 times. So get used to looking
at this word, if you're going to
		
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			read the Quran 444 times appears
in the Quran and it talks and it
		
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			refers to this earth that we live
in. Okay.
		
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			Although at Biola and the earth
		
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			rim, throws off casts out, its
burdens and what are its burdens?
		
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			What is the earth burdened by
		
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			its burden by all the crimes that
occurred that went without justice
		
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			being established that no one was
the witness to those crimes except
		
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			to the Earth itself. And that's
what the earth is burdened by. And
		
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			you notice here hair, again, is a
suffix which is a pronoun
		
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			referring to a crotchet cast out
and you know these letters well.
		
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			And if we're the Hamza ka ra Jeem.
To UK Rajat, I'll do an okay the
		
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			earth F bada at gol are burdens,
literally weights burdens, and
		
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			hair is the suffix for its
feminine have got up work God and
		
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			in Santa Maria Karla of course
appears in the Quran. More than
		
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			any other word. It appears 800
over 800 times about 805 times,
		
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			Carla. So get used to this word
too.
		
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			All right, set.
		
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			All right set. And who said at
this time Allinson. Here's another
		
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			limit if Elif Lam Elif
		
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			noon seen dagger Elif new.
Mariela? What's wrong with it? He
		
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			says, says the human being human
beings never seen the earth behave
		
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			like this before. All right. So
the human being is just shocked
		
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			what's happening with the earth.
		
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			Yoma isn't on that day, he ohm is
the word for day. And even is a
		
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			suffix you add to it to describe
it as an error. All right on that
		
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			day or add it as a timeframe on
that day. Okay. To her death. Oh,
		
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			that's her dad. And to her.
		
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			To her death means
		
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			in four informs right after about
Aha, it's news. On that day it
		
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			informs of its news. It tells all
right, all that occurred that went
		
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			without
		
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			all witnesses. All right, that was
unjust. Okay. Oh Kabara
		
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			Elif
		
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			Elif ora and here's your hair
that's a hat right there. Okay,
		
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			there's another hat B and not a
Becca Oh Ha ha ha right. Reason
		
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			being is because Allah inspired
him to write he will inspire it
		
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			with in other words commanded to
inform everyone openly on every
		
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			crime that happens right so that
everyone knows what happened and
		
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			ledger is clean right the slate is
public, right? And the
		
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			all justice can be served be Anna.
		
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			Rebecca your Lord Of course, this
word is another high percentage
		
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			word that you would see almost
maybe on every page, but Beth is
		
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			Lord CA is your right Rebecca Oh
Ha.
		
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			Inspired let her to it. It this is
the suffix for the possession
		
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			feminine to
		
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			yoga even on that day. He is due
to nestle people will come forward
		
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			a statin separated. Right every
step of statin everyone is in
		
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			separate groups. A statin Libero
so that they can see
		
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			the deeds home is the suffix for
there. And there's your HUD again,
		
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			at the end of the word. All right.
Yo, um, you should know now this I
		
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			mean, this word is very popular to
Yom so yeah, well meme, Hamza
		
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			under the line. And then there are
sounds. This is the very sound
		
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			Yeah, right here. This is the yet
sound sod. Do that with Adama?
		
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			We'll start introducing the short
vowels we might as well dad with
		
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			Adama is do ra With Adama is root?
Yes. Doru Yes, do and Natsu see in
		
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			dama soup and soup. Right. Elif
lamb noon, there's a tooth for the
		
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			noon Elif seen a nurse who asked
that and Elif or Hamza on the on
		
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			the on the LF.
		
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			Nothing this this on the show here
on the scene. This symbol right
		
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			here indicates that there's no
vowel zone so as to attend. Li
		
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			Yarrow lamb with the Kassala leap.
		
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			All right, yeah. The Euro.
		
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			The Euro.
		
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			And this is a silent edit
indicating the plural. We'll cover
		
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			that later. mela home their deeds.
Ah, man left home. Their deeds.
		
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			Murder home.
		
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			Right again, at the end there are
in the middle of the word. That's
		
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			how it's written in the middle.
Feminine fair with FATCA FATCA is
		
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			the short vowel for fat men.
		
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			Yeah, Mel? Yeah, I mean.
		
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			Yeah, Mel.
		
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			So whoever does miss Carla? The
weight of a mountain amounts,
		
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			right meme that golf Elif LEM myth
God that rotten Avara is the
		
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			smallest amount of something on
the earth vetra is the the word
		
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			that the Arabs gave for the
smallest weight possible. in
		
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			existence, the vanilla so in the
past we call it an atom we know
		
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			now the atom is not the smallest
but in the past is gone at the
		
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			rotten Chiron era who? Right
Whoever does this Adams weight of
		
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			good play it on? He will see it
yada
		
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			so that's the
		
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			right that if I tap that rock
Fattah
		
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			tap in here's the example of the
terminal Bucha Okay, so if you
		
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			pronounce his by itself, you would
say Vera however when you
		
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			continue, you say Vera tin Hiren
Yara All right.
		
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			And that's Ha ha ha. And then yet
with a spoon. No sound so high.
		
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			And then a rock with LFA rock?
		
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			You pronounce his tongue this time
we inquire on Yara, I noticed this
		
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			right is the suffix of possession.
Alright, so it's not like this
		
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			hat. This hat is the feminine hat,
which is the term or Bucha for the
		
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			feminine. And this is the hair of
suffix possession. Alright, yeah,
		
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			to who he sees it or sorry, not
suffix possession, but a suffix
		
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			pronoun. And we'll get we'll study
all that.
		
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			later, but that you know the
difference that sometimes it has
		
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			two dots. And sometimes it
doesn't. So if we were to continue
		
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			with this, you would say Yara, who
are men Yarmouth? Right? So
		
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			there's no tether. There's no two
dots that you don't pronounce
		
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			anytime.
		
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			What men? Yeah, men. Myth, Kala
that rotten, Sharon Yara who? And
		
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			again this is the same, pretty
much the same words that the
		
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			meaning is and whoever does and
Adams weight of evil. Shut up.
		
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			This word shutter here is evil
Yatta who he will see it. This hat
		
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			here being the suffix pronoun of
it.
		
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			Whoever does in Adam's weight of
evil will see it. I mean, yeah man
		
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			with Carla Salinger. Let's talk
about the for those who are on
		
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			Tajweed, which we're going to get
to. All right, and it's layer by
		
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			layer. Now we'll start with the
letters and the short vowels than
		
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			the little markings in the Quran.
And then the Tajweed. Now here,
		
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			what do you have? You have two
dots, a two stripes under this
		
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			data, and two struck two stripes
under this data. Right.
		
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			But here, it's followed by a cup.
		
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			Right? And here it's followed by
sheen. So 10 ween when proceeding
		
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			the HA, okay, is going to have
Ilhan which means you're going to
		
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			pronounce these 10 We verdura 10k
yadda yadda, whereas here, it's
		
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			followed by sheen. So that's going
to give you a fat without it. I
		
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			didn't shut it on Yara and we said
that it fat is that French
		
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			nasalized noon that ends up
dancing in your nose and not
		
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			coming out off your lips. All
right, nor going straight into the
		
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			next letter. So it becomes the
veteran shattering era with a
		
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			rotten challenger. Okay, so that's
called a fat and the 10 wean as as
		
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			well as the noon second, right the
noon second it was noon without a
		
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			vowel. They have four rules if hot
fat at the ROM and a club so these
		
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			are two of them. Here's if har you
do pronounce it Vera Tim. Hi, Ron
		
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			Euro. And here is effect Verratti
Sharon Euro
		
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			so we'll stop here that will suit
at Zara while looking for the hair
		
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			and the lamb Elif which we found a
few. And we slowly move on class
		
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			by class and you learn little by
little was Sidamo.