Shadee Elmasry – Lesson 17 Tanween + End of ‘Alaq

Shadee Elmasry
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The speakers discuss the meaning of "16 ween," a metric used to indicate the time period between two letters. They stress the importance of learning language and practicing writing for a better understanding of words and concepts. The transcript also touches on the differences between the Arabic script and English script, including the use of dots and symbols, the "we" meaning "we" for emphasis, and the "we" meaning "we" for emphasis in the Arabic script.
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Now we're on one of our last videos regarding the

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markers that surround that are on top and below the letters and

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today we're looking at 10 ween. And the literal meaning of 10.

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Wien is literally means adding noon. All right, adding the letter

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noon and in English they call it new nation which is pretty clever.

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Okay, the making of a noon okay the establishment of noon so why

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would we establish a noon

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10 Wien double Dhamma right here, double Fattah double Kasota Okay,

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once it's doubled, it means you have to add a noon sound at the

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end of it. So this is called color instead of color mu color Moon

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instead of color man, it's color men and And regarding the the two

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factors it has to sit on something so the Elif is just a seat for it.

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Okay. And God I'm in Okay, instead of saying call me call him in. Now

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what's the grammatical function? The grammatical function is to

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indicate is the opposite of being specific. Okay, it is being

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general. We call it Madhava specific in Arabic. Right and neck

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era General. Okay, so it's so what do you have options of saying,

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Allah kala mu. Okay,

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the pet? What do we put the Dhamma or Fetta orchestra that has to do

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with grammar. So that doesn't have to do with learning the alphabet

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right now you're gonna learn that in when we cover grammar, okay,

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why we put them off at our casita. But if it is a pen, some random

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pen, then I would say if color moon, okay, a pen.

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All right. So that's the difference. So let's say I say a

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VM en el Raju Lu, the man right or Amen. Raju loan. Okay, so that's

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that's the function of the 10 wean the function of the 10. Wien is to

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make it clear to you the reader that what's being talked about is

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general and not a proper or not proper name isn't the right thing

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because proper nouns like John or Smith or something like this, but

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specific is that it is general if you have certain when it's

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general. So 10 Wien and Elif lamb will never ever, ever, ever come

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together. Okay, you will never get 10 Wien and Edna, together, they

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are opposites. Okay, now 10 ween has another important function and

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or role, and that involves Ted's wheat. So we have now we're

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learning the letters, then there's grammar. And then there's

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morphology, which is how to make verbs basically. And then you have

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that's all language but then you have something that is tied to us,

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which is Ted's wheat. Because why are we learning Arabic? We're

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learning to read the Quran, that's the first and foremost and then to

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memorize it, okay? To read and memorize Quran, this is the first

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Okay, purpose of our study of Arabic. So, a lot of times when we

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talk about language is going to be tied to the science of how to

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recite the Quran, which is touch wheat, and touch weed involves how

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to connect the letters and enunciate those connections. And

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10. Wayne has a huge portion in that the 10 wean and the

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equivalent of the 10 wean is the noon second, which is this right

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here, the noon with a spoon.

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Whenever you have a noon with a sukoon Okay, let's say you have

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text before and after you have it's the same rules as 10 wheat.

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In other words, how you pronounce the word after it. The right or

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the sorry, the letter after it, whether it's could have four

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possibilities of the llama, and Ilhan and a collab, four

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possibilities, which we're going to get to in touch with this is

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just like a foreshadowing for you or just giving you an idea of

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what's coming that noon second and Tajweed, sort of noon second and

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10 When are the most important rules of reciting the Quran, how

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to how to pronounce those, and that's really the indicator, the

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first indicator that someone has even a motor GM has spent even 30

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minutes studying Tajweed is that they know these rules, okay? So

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again, this is basic summary of 10 wean and what it is and what its

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function is, and now we'll try to look for examples of it as we get

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to our reading. All right, we had left off on students and so out of

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Atia, and here we have the Hamza in two different forms. One is on

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the Elif at the beginning of the word the other then there have

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arrived with the Fatah and then you have Elif all alone. Okay,

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Atia there is a yet with sukoon as we said that they didn't want to

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see too long vowels with sukoon next to one another. So whenever

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you have a vowel with a spoon, you

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Then the hem that goes onto the line. And that's a detail again

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that it really is. You can pick that up later over time. But for

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now, you can read the word at least oh eight, which means Have

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you not seen. And last week, last session, we did talk about the

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test. And the letter to that has to be dry. And that's by putting

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the middle of the tongue on the roof of the mouth tap.

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In contrast, what is the common mistake is making it with

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Topsfield or like a whistling like, okay, so you shouldn't say

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out of a tap, if someone says ater, then he hasn't pronounced

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the tap properly. And someone might ask, Well, what's really the

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big deal? And the answer to that is that these little things do

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indicate who's learning and who's not. And if someone's making

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mistakes like these, then you should maybe think twice on who

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you take knowledge from. Unless, of course, everyone makes mistakes

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here and there. But in general, having an awareness of Mahatma

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Julho truth is very important. And it's one of the fundamentals that

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usually Muqdadiyah

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a bit a bit a groups or people who are more on the so called

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progressive side, they don't care for these basics of religion. And

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you should be wary of that. In any event, that's not our subject. So

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our aim is with a dry tap, in Canada, in Canada, if he lies, all

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right, what TOA and turns away, in other words, turns away from the

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truth because turning away from the truth, ignoring the truth is a

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type of form of lying. In that you're basically saying that you

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haven't heard what you just heard, or worse than that. It's like a

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joke that I heard it but I'm just not going to do anything. So a

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Muslim is better off to just admit weakness as opposed to trying to

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deny that they heard anything or that anything was said. I ate the

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Incas. Devo. Lm LM B Anala Hara, LM. Again, we're looking for 10

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ween here but we can review other things. Lm didn't he? Yeah, LM

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again, school school a note and in the Quran in this script, the

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school and looks like this, it doesn't look like a circle. So

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that's something you just have to note that's one of the only

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differences between Quranic script and the regular Arabic script that

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you'll see in papers besides from the spelling is this the other the

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other one is the the Elif Matsuura Okay, the Elif Matsuda is drawn

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like this with a dagger Elif in the Quran. But in regular script,

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it's drawn like a simple just the guy and the actual yet as a

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consonant

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is given as a with two dots. Alright, it's given two dots below

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it, and you won't see that in the Quran.

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Okay, LM Yeah, LM be an Allah here or Doesn't he know Yeah, LM

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doesn't doesn't he know let me Allah be and Allah that Allah sees

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Kela ne again that word Kela ne la la la Mian de LAN us fam in So

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yeah, if he doesn't stop we will take him by his forelocks All

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right, let's just focus on the reading here let in LEM into he if

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he doesn't stop LEM into he yet known to learn us for I'm Ben sia

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la learn thus far. And this is what we're going to call a club

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you're going to see this later, instead of the 210 wins. This is a

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tetrahedral here. Instead of the two fat has, you see that? It's

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followed by a bat with a Hanukkah with the movement. So therefore,

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this whole thing becomes 10 win and the bet with the hotter guy

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becomes a meme lenez fam the Nailsea instead of lenez Fan Ben

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Nailsea becomes learners fam Ben Nailsea, Scott Ecolab, which we'll

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study in touch with again is just a little foreshadowing for you.

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Learners for I'm Ben. So yeah. Now so yeah. Okay. The forelock. In

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other words, that hair that's in the front of the head

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now, so yet then get the button

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okay, you notice here

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that this is 10 when and this is 10 wean and this is 10 Wait, but

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wait a second, this is parallel and these two are not parallel or

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or I should say even and these two are jagged or separated a little

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bit that indicates for you that this one is going to be pronounced

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and these they're gonna have if Okay, now see, I think the best 10

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called the and if you continue will be called the 10 Failure

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donor the

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now see I think dibba that's it fat right here. You don't

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pronounce you put the 10 ween in your nose. Now see, I think they

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bet 10 And this 10 is pronounced Kathy about 10

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All right, and if you were to continue would be healthy at the

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end.

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failure

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as well. Failure Oh, dear. All right, he's saying this forelock

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is a lying for luck. All right. In other words when the talking about

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the for lack meaning the the opposite the intellect of this

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person he tells lies and makes big mistakes. Failure to do let him

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call his people the nadie is someone's group, okay or a place

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of meeting. So let him call on the people his little gank Santa Rosa

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Nia Allah says Santa doe as Abba Nia we'll call this Avandia.

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There's a banya are the angels of the Hellfire, the angels of

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torture, Santa dope, Zeb Enya. sentidos urbania This is the worst

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love remember this was love what it means. It means that we just

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continue on Santa Rosa Vania gala nay again, no. Lead Tutera who

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don't obey Him, learn to their who was good and prostrate what that

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is and draw near.

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Command tense verbs always enjoy this Akun West good. Waka Talib

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can lead to Altera who was good waka Talib and this is the marker

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for a Sajida when you see a line, this is the reason why they're

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Sajida is because of this command Westwood. And this little looks

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like a little alcove or mosque

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is also given this next to it Sajida this marker, okay. And it

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indicates that one should stop their station if they're upon will

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do and make sense to him America is unique in this and that he

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doesn't consider any of the set these markers. The sujood of this

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is called sujood Attila the Sajida of recitation. That means when you

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recite this, you make the sense that he doesn't consider any of

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them to actually be in the shortsword as he considers them to

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be mensual abrogated reason being is that the people will recite

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with them often and for him the

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will foster is from surah Taha geodata onwards surah number 49

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And who gerat onwards to the rest to SUTA xs he doesn't consider any

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of the such does in there to actually be searched as anymore.

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They're all mensual reason being is that people recite the sutras

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all the time, and therefore, many people can recite them in the

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Salah and people following will not know Okay, or they will be

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unable to make Sajida they may be completely unaware, so confused

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and thrown off. But these are the suitors that people pray with all

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the time. So that medic narrates that once the province is simple,

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Allahu alayhi wa sallam arrived at Medina and now there are many many

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Muslims praying he stopped making those such tests and therefore

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they are metsu that's the medical opinion and as a result there are

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only 11 Such does in the Quran. Whereas the other men that have do

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not take that position and they do observe 15 SEDGE as

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an employee believe the NF observe a 14 okay if I'm not mistaken, I

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could look that up in my Sciences of the Quran book. All right,

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let's stop that here. And next Surah that we will get to now that

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we finished Allah Allah will be a teen. Alright As salaam alaikum

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