Shadee Elmasry – Lesson 3 Guided Reading in Surat al Fatiha & al Naas
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I'm under a hammer now on Jeem, ha, and Ha, and these are what we
can call the wave letters. Because they look like a wave. If you look
at this, it looks like a wave coming into the ocean. And good.
So the the wave letters, and this is a set of three triplets that
look the same, okay? And the only difference in them is the, the
data at the bottom, no data at all, and the data at the top,
okay, now in their image Jeem Ha, ha, they connect, back and
forward, so they connect from the back. So if you're writing Jeem,
you're you have text here and then you you want to read a gene, and
then you continue that continues onward. Okay, so what I have at
the top here, highlighted is the beginning of the word, okay, here
you have the middle of the word, okay. And at the end of the word,
you simply you have your text, and then this is what you normally see
in the books is the letter now you close it off with a tail or a
stomach, some people call this the stomach, okay, because it's like a
big stomach. So you have a wave, you have your wave, and then you
have your stomach. So that's very simply how the Jeem HA and HA, is
simply how they look and how they're written. Now let's look at
some vocabulary words using only the words that we only the letters
that we've covered so far, and only the words that are from the
top 100 words of the Quran. So that's what your quiz that you
notice on the teacher was the quizzes there that are the quiz
will be there eventually. Because we're only we're on there on a
third video so far. You got to have a quiz here. And this is
going to be a first word, Jha
which means came.
So you should have a pad next to you and practice your hand moving
this because using your hand to write this down, is also a
technique of study. And I guess I don't know I'm I don't think that
tapping into a keyboard or on a screen is as much beneficial is as
beneficial, but
so you should have a pad next to you. The next word you're gonna
write is a Hiya, Elif hat. Yeah. And another Elif, so the Hamza
there on the Elif, and then have here, an elephant gives you the
word here, which means to give life gave life. So now let's turn
to the Quran. And look for gem haha and sorted value. All right,
here we are. Bismillah R Rahman r Rahim. And immediately what do I
have here? There's your hat. I'm circling it with my mouse.
Okay, you see the wave and then that hat is moving right into the
letter meme. Okay, and on top of that, that shape is a short vowel
that indicates no Val. It's called a sukoon. Okay, it indicates that
there's no sound there's no ha hee hoo. So it's Bismillah min Rahim
no vowel sounds. And again you have it here again. Rahim has
right there. And the the tooth of the is right there the yet which
is a letter that we studied and this is the vowel and under that
is a cassava Bismillah had a man of Rahim.
All right, and having to
five sutras begin with a hand. Right. And in fact, of course is
the first of them and hummed. Here, they're the hat. Notice how
when you're connecting your hat, don't make this mistake of trying
to connect the hat from exactly the back, it looks very sloppy
when you're writing it, you should have a pad and a pencil and use a
pencil don't use a pen, okay? When you're writing Arabic because the
pencil is slower. So it allows you to actually not slip up. And also
Furthermore, pencil in general is better for note taking because you
can erase. All right. So this ha here, notice how they brought the
lamb and they didn't connect it right away to the hat. They
actually made a chair and the hat sits on that chair. Okay, and
that's how you write properly. Right? You don't just try to
connect from the back everything. Alright, so that's your hat and
has a fetter on it hat Alhamdulillah short. The Fattah is
like a small Elif Elif would be Al Hamdulillah, right. This is Al
Hamdulillah. Robin al Amin, again, another hat here and now at the
beginning even though it's in the middle of the word, but it's in
the beginning form because the letter before it, which is raw
does not connect afterwards. So a Rahman Al Rahim. And again, it's
the same as basically the same two words but you notice they're
written right eventually nicely here because it's the best one,
but here they're written in a normal neski script. Okay, and
again,
At the beginning of the word
MADI Chioma Dean II can Agudo kind of Stein in dental syrup and Mr.
Beam salata, Lydian and I'm to ollie him Aveda and Moldoveanu
him.
Okay, so nothing else there. So there you have your hat and now
let's look at
sudut cafiero Sorry SUTA xs
Alright, so in case your eye wants to see other sutas Alright, let's
take a look at this. So let's take a look at this from the top so
that there there's your well we studied the well. These other
letters we haven't yet studied Surah Tennis Now you see this
little thing right here? That's just a detail for beauty. It's as
No, you don't get so intimidated. Oh my gosh, what does all these
spots? No, this is just a something he put there for to make
it look like this too is a little design. All right. It's actually
like a little letter seen the put it there just to make it look
nice. This V right here. Nothing grammatical there at all. Nothing
part of the language just to make the SUTA to make it look nice.
Okay. So we know this well, and we know this Elif. And then we have
another Elif right here. Okay, so that's what we've studied so far.
Now let's go but someone might know him we looked at that and
sort of defer to him.
And we're looking at the letters that we know now and if Well,
yeah, but that Jim haha. Good here you have your ad if you know that
one. And then you're well
out woohoo. All right now Ooh. So this one was acting as a vowel. Be
Robin. And then here you have Elif the Robin
and of course your bat we skipped up to bat a bat the beginning and
babae itself right at the beginning and bat by itself
melakukan su Bella is very simple to it's a plate, right these are
the plate letters. So far no Jeem haha Melek
in s again. lf a nurse means people medic is their king, the
king of the people. The law here you have an LF right with the hems
underneath it II II. And then here you have a dagger LF. Like as we
said the dagger F is the edit that is actually part of the word but
the Arabs did not original mech and Qureshi Arabs who determined
the spelling of the Quran, the spelling of the Quran is fixed,
you get re spell words because it makes more sense. They spelt it
for certain reasons. And that was how they spelt it and otherwise
every generation will be changing the spelling of the Quran. Right?
So the spelling doesn't change. So where there's an NF pronounced but
not spelled,
we have a Dagoretti. Okay, and again, we have edit here and this
again is the West LA. I was LA is a connector, so there's no
pronouncing you don't say hola Alnus? No, you say Isla
hiddenness. It's just a connector means that there's a Chanukah, a
movement here, a vowel here and you want you just to connect. So
don't say ILA unless you say Isla hiddenness. Alright, and there's
your Elif right there.
been shuttered. It was was so fun. So what do we see here? All right,
from the letters that we've started again Elif with a Wisla
shadow really was was not sure l was was, you know, say minshall l
was was shadow real was was and you have your Elif and here you
have two examples of well as a consonant was Wes right well as a
consonant. And here you have 100 s and here you have your first
appearance of the CA in your Quranic reading career, the first
appearance of the letter of club because there's no incidents at
Fatiha.
And here you have the again sitting the lamb, you never
connect a letter from the back to the bat from to the back of the
head, it's going to look sloppy, rather what you do is you create
for it a little seat. Okay, so he extended the lamb and he went up
now the Hawk can sit down relaxed, okay, on that edge.
And then you have your Elif nests
and then again, I live with the Westlaw and why because if you
continue
so if you say min shuddered was was Akane Silla de again you
connect that's called the wassalam and Ledi and then here you have a
yet no notice in all literature except the Quran it just and also
the way that Egyptians write the Yep.
The at the end of the word does not have two dots on it. You will
find in all other literature the at the end of the word, having two
dots on it, well not in the Quran. So this is a levy, okay, as a
vowel. Here you have yet as a consonant you, West with you.
Alright, this is the short vowel this thumb right here this little
while was a short vowel and this well here is the
consonant W, US whistle, right to what a whisper and US whistle is
one of those words that sounds like the meaning. Right us was, it
sounds like the word whisper. It makes sense that it's the word
whisper. Right? Us was fee. Again here this is a connection of fat
and yet this whole
this here is fat. And yet
I'm going to go into the Word doc and type it out for you and you'll
see what it looks like. This is how fat and yet would be written.
Okay, so what they do in the Quran it's shrinks a little bit to
become something similar to that. Alright, and in the Quran, it
shrinks the calligraphy of Ness, it shrinks even further to be this
Okay, so it's shrunken to be fee This is the word fie in US Bert he
whispers in salute in us the hearts the chests of people and
again Elif with the West love so do within this. And then Elif
again here you know that if by now. Alright, and then let's go
again min l again was la manera, Jin neti oneness and here you have
the lamb. Okay. And again, the gene this letter we studied the
gene sitting on the edge of the previous letter. So you create an
edge and the wave letter, comfortably sits upon it.
And then again, oneness. Elif again, with the Westlaw and then
another Elif so these are some of the letters Alright, so that's
that'll be the lesson for today. So now we've covered Edie if Well,
one yet, but that and Jeem ha and CA and you have your two
vocabulary words Jarrod and here Salama,