Shadee Elmasry – What is Speech Arkview Grammar Clip

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			Bismillah R Rahman r Rahim one of
the things I love most about
		

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			studying grammar is that the Arabs
were very logical and how they
		

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			broke down their grammar okay. So
the first thing that they
		

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			discussed is what is speech
because what is grammar? Grammar
		

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			is the rules that guard the
intellect or sorry the tongue from
		

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			errors in speech just as logic are
the rules that guard the intellect
		

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			from errors and thinking okay also
is a branch of logic which are the
		

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			rules that guard the fapy or the
much dead or the scholar from
		

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			making an error regarding the
Quran
		

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			and its rulings Quran and Hadith
and its rulings okay. So, grammar
		

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			is likewise this. So, the first
thing is that so, what is speech
		

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			that if if grammar is the purpose
of now and grammar is to
		

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			guard our speech from error than
what is speech, so, the first line
		

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			of the digital media is Al Kalam
who are laughable more, or movie
		

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			Douville what
		

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			I love is an utterance right hence
the written word or the gesture is
		

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			not referred to as speech. maraca
implies that it is connected.
		

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			Okay, so this word here is a left.
Secondly is more up GUP implies
		

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			that it is connected so it's not
hence a single word by itself is
		

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			not speech. A single word is known
as a Kutiman or Kenny met. So in
		

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			order for you to have speech at
Kadem you're having two conditions
		

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			so far. Number one, it's an
utterance so if I point to
		

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			something or write something
that's not considered Killam if I
		

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			put an emoticon, right if it's it
has to be modicum. Secondly, if I
		

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			just say one word, then it's
merely a Kadima. It has no
		

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			meaning. Okay, so, the word Kadima
is also used to refer to a full
		

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			speech or a sentence with a deep
meaning such as Kelly met at toe
		

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			heat, which is the Shahada. Right,
so the word Kadima, you might hear
		

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			it to, to refer to as a message or
a speech, okay? In grammar, it's
		

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			used as a as a single word.
		

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			In language, we refer the word
ketema as a single word. Now, the
		

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			third condition is that it's
MoveIT namely, that the listener
		

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			is not left waiting for any more
words. Hence, half a sentence like
		

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			semi Ava would not be speech.
Alright, since we remain waiting
		

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			to hear what's eight good phrases
like these are known as I am will
		

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			feed not beneficial
		

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			benefit here does not refer to
value but rather than grammatical
		

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			completeness. So the third
condition is that it's more feed
		

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			and will feed your means that
grammatically speaking, we're not
		

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			left hanging. So phrases are
nonsense, right? Like this omit
		

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			the right or the green cup. This
is these are just phrases that
		

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			have no grammatical value, there's
no object, we don't even know how
		

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			to categorize this. What kind of
sentence is a verbal sentence? Is
		

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			it a question What is it so
		

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			that's the third condition. Now,
the fourth condition is that the
		

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			welder
		

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			that it refers, it refers to and
one that a lot of the meaning that
		

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			it has to be in the Arabic
language. So hence, speech in any
		

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			other language is not considered
Kedah. Here we can open up to a
		

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			little discussion here on what is
what is what is considered Arabic,
		

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			what is considered classical
Arabic or
		

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			Arabic, that is, in the Quran, for
example, is what the Arabs
		

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			considered, or what they knew and
used in their language at the
		

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			time, even if it didn't originate
into Arabic from Arabic.
		

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			Alright, there's a number of these
words in the Quran and mmct
		

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			gathered them that come from
various different languages,
		

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			right? That they came from other
languages, but the Arabs absorbed
		

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			them and use those words. So those
words end up becoming treated as
		

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			Arabic words, even though their
origin is not Arabic.
		

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			And of course, today, we have a
ton of those because whenever
		

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			you're conquered, you will take on
the language of your congress. All
		

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			right, now we go to the components
of quantum. Next he lists the
		

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			three types of words of which
speech is comprised. So now we go
		

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			down to the next level. So