Shadee Elmasry – Lesson 11 Reading Zalzala

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The speakers discuss the proper lettering for a letter, including the use of letters with sets of letters, and the meaning of " evokes a time" and "will" for a flower. They also mention a "redund "word" associated with "the" word and a "redund "word" associated with "the" word." The transcript describes a scene where a man named Jesus says "they are a consequence of the Earth" and a woman named Carla is killed, and the transcript describes a woman named Hope's hair and a woman named Hope's hair. The transcript also describes a woman named Hope's hair and a woman named Hope's hair. The transcript describes a woman named Hope's hair and a woman named Hope's hair.

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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, at the end, it looks like
this, okay, at the end it looks
		
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			like this. Now this should not be
confused with this.
		
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			This is the wrapped tap, 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 buta or the wrapped to, and
it's actually in the shape of a
		
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			and it's pronounced as a as long
as it's alone.
		
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			Now something that is a purely her
alone is without the two dots like
		
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			this. Confused, okay, good. So
that will, you'll get unconfused
		
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			when we keep seeing it over and
over and over. All right. Now the
		
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			hair 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? 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 in the actually this is
the Lamb right here. And an NF 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 know 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 ton of water
		
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			because this is what gives
femininity to a word the term
		
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			Ibotta and if you save this
pronounces by itself, it's surah.
		
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			But once you pronounce it
together, it's Surah tourism
		
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			Zilla. Alright Surah two Zara. And
then you have LF lamb, Zane 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 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 do
near as we know it.
		
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			And this so this is either zero
this is zealot, Zane, lamb, Zane,
		
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			lamb, Zulu, zealot. And obviously,
we're gonna get to the short
		
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			vowels eventually. And now here,
I'll do Alif Lam lf there is an
		
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			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 hair 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, an
audible, it comes a lot and the
		
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			word
		
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			and 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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			Let's have a look at Paola 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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			the Earth itself. That's what the
earth is burdened by. And you
		
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			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 at God at gol are burdens,
literally weights burdens, and
		
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			hair is the suffix for its
feminine have caught up with God
		
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			and in Santa Maria Allah. Allah of
course appears in the Quran more
		
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			than any other word. It appears
800 over 800 times about 805
		
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			times, 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 it
this time ellenson. Here's another
		
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			lemma Elif Elif Lam Elif
		
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			noon seen dagger, Elif new Mela,
what's wrong with it? He says says
		
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			the human being human beings never
seen the earth behave like this
		
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			before. Right? So the human being
is just shocked what's happening
		
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			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 it informs
right about Aha. It's news. On
		
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			that day it informs of its news.
It tells all right, all that
		
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			occurred that went without
		
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			all witnesses. All right, that was
unjust. Okay, Kabara
		
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			Elif
		
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			Elif ora and here's your hair
that's a half right there. Good.
		
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			There's another hat B and not a
Becca Oh Ha ha ha
		
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			reason being is because Allah
inspired him to write he will
		
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			inspire it with in other words
commanded to inform everyone
		
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			openly on every crime that happens
right so that everyone knows what
		
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			happened and ledger is clean right
the slate is public, right? And
		
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			the
		
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			all justice can be served be Anna
		
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			Rebecca your Lord Of course this
word as another high percentage
		
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			word that you would see almost
maybe on every page. Beth is Lord
		
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			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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			their deeds. Home is the suffix
for there. And there's your HUD
		
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			again at the end of the word. All
right. Yo um, you should know now
		
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			this I mean, this word is very
popular to Yom so yeah, well meme,
		
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			Hamza under the line. And then
there is sound this is the very
		
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			sound Yeah, right here. This is a
yet sound solid. Do that with
		
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			Adama. We'll start introducing the
short vowels we might as well dad
		
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			with a dumb is do RAW With Adama
is root? Yes do yes. Do and Natsu
		
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			see in dama soup and soup. Right.
Elif lamb noon there's a tooth for
		
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			the noon Elif seen a nurse who
asked that and Elif or Hamza on
		
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			the on 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 10 Lee yellow
		
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			lamb with a cassava leaf.
		
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			All right, yeah. The yellow,
		
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			the yellow.
		
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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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			mela home
		
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			all right again, at the end there
are in the middle of the word.
		
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			That's how it's written in the
middle. Feminine fat with FATCA
		
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			FATCA is 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 right
		
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			meme that golf and if LEM myth
Karla the 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, vanilla. So in the past
we call it an atom we know now the
		
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			atom is not the smallest but in
the past is gone at the rotten
		
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			Chiron era who? Right whoever does
these atoms Wait, have good played
		
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			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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			chat and 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 the sukoon no sound so high.
		
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			And then rock with Elif higher up.
		
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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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			Well, men. Yeah, men. Myth, Allah.
That rotten. Sharon Yara who?
		
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			Right and again, this is the same,
pretty much the same words, that
		
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			the meaning is and whoever does an
atom's weight of evil. Shut up.
		
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			This this word shadow here is
evil, yada, he will see it. This
		
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			hat here being the suffix pronoun
of it.
		
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			Whoever does in Adams weight of
evil will see it. I mean, yeah,
		
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			man with Carla Tanisha. Yeah,
let's talk about the, for those
		
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			who are on Tajweed, which we're
going to get to. All right, and
		
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			it's layer by layer. Now we'll
start with the letters and the
		
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			short vowels than the little
markings in the Quran. And then
		
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			the Tajweed. Now here, what do you
have? You have two dots, a two
		
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			stripes under this data. And two
struck two stripes under this
		
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			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, he's gonna 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 effect and the 10 wean as
		
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			as well as the noon second, right
the noon second it was noon
		
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			without a vowel. They have four
rules if hot fat at the ROM and a
		
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			club so these are two of them.
Here's if har you do pronounce it
		
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			Varathane Hi, Ron Euro. And here
is effect of 13 Sharon Euro
		
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			so we'll stop here. That will suit
it at Zara while looking for the
		
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			hair and the lamb Elif which we
found a few. And we slowly move on
		
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			class by class and you learn
little by little was Sidamo.