Suhaib Webb – Arabic Grammar Part 11 Jazim and M’urabt
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So he's saying there's 2 signs of jazm.
It's
really easy. Right?
The only time that this is going to
happen
now
is with Fiyal Mudari,
present future verb.
So sukoon is going to happen when the
ending of
is not one of the 3 weak letters.
What what in Tajweed you asked me before,
but our scholars don't like to say harufamad
because, like, it may confuse people. Right? So
harufalillah.
They like to call it harufalillah.
So So give me an example.
It's in the book. Right?
He didn't listen to the Darce. So when
you put one of the articles of of
jezom, which we're gonna learn later on,
takes Sukhun, and its state is what?
Jazm.
If I took the lamb out
and just said, yes,
ma how am I gonna say it? Yes,
ma. So yes, ma'am.
So if I have that
ends in one of the weak letters,
I'm going to cancel those weak letters, Alif
Wa'un, if there is an article of jasim
in front of the Mudari. Like.
And we say that,
Okay? So,
If any of those 5 special
verbs,
that ends in noon basically. Right?
If those
have
in front of them, we cancel the noon.
So that's the first half, the second half.
Right? So half is in 2 situations.
If the mudareh ends in the weak letters
or if the mudareh is f aro hamza.
Got it?
I'm gonna I'm gonna read it. You explain
it to me. Okay.
There are 2 signs.
2 you want me to say it in
English? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. There's two signs
to the Jasmine case, the sukun and
What does it mean? That, to the,
sukoon,
to the sign of the sukoon,
it is
in respect to
only Go to the easiest easiest such easiest
answer. Present present perfect tense.
What does that mean? Hadaf has two portions.
The first portion occurs when,
it ends in one of What's it? In
one the fan in Mudarra ends Good. In
one of the letters of the which is
alifwa or you.
Like, yadru.
And so if you have one of the,
the articles
of adjezm,
then that,
those letters will be removed. That letter
will be removed at the end. The second
case Like, for example? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. Would be
lam,
Yeah. Yeah. Good. Good.
The second case is, if with Afal Khamsa,
in which, it is marfarbisabutunun,
in which case when you have the article,
the the perhaps the article for the Jasmine
case, then the noon is removed in that
case.
Good, man. Good. So
now we
finish.
The sheikh now he moves on to chapter
7.
Al Mu'arabet.
Al Mu'arabet means those words
that take
Arab.
Arab. He says,
Islam is
How?
I want you to understand
many people they study the rules, but they
don't study the.
And was
Okay? So
the general rule is that Imam Malik says,
The job of Khabr is
meaning meaning. The meaning. Okay?
But there's gonna be specific kind of
that take place between words that in the
future, we can we can we can unpack,
Inshallah,
in in
So there are 2 types of
or 2 types of words that take
Those that take
with vowels, those who is with letters. For
example, if I say
and then I say
Okay. So in the first example, it's
with vowels.
So that's all he's saying.
He's saying,
Can
you read?
In and out.
There's a about this, but no need to
talk it now.
Bill
Harakat.
Give me an example.
Why? As the
always denotes the kasra.
Okay. After that,
I'm Russian today because I'm sorry.
What's the exception to this rule?
Yeah. He could have said
No.
But he wrote this book for a
No. He could've said
but he said
except. This is the exception.
Good. So that's the exception.
The reason he did that is also he
wants to teach people how to use vocabulary.
He wants to expand
the idea. He doesn't wanna keep it, like,
very simple. So he expanded it.
Yeah. Muslim. What Muslim mean?
No. My?
Oh oh oh. No.
So the sheikh is saying,
those things which are going to the is
made by letters are also 4. Just like
those things that the is made by vowels.
The first one is the dual noun because
rajulani
alif. Rajulani
naspoo. Yeah. Rajulani
haftoo. Yeah. The second is
the male plural.
Right?
Muslim.
Marfa. Okay? The sign of Rafa is the
Dammah. Muslim.
Now
the
Yeah is the sign of Dammah.
Okay? Salam to Al al Muslimin.
The Yeah is the sign of Kasra. So
harf harf.
The 3rd, he said,
the 5 special nouns, actually 6, but we
said the 6th one, nobody likes to talk
about it because it's a filthy word. Right?
Right. So
a book. I can, I can say
So abuk, abek, abik?
Letter,
harf harf harf.
It's easy. Right? So three things now out
of the 4 that we mentioned,
take the Arab from letters, not from vowels.
The last one he says,
It's easy.
So let's go back. He said the types
of words that take
are divided into 2 parts.
Those that is going to be based on
vowel signs,
therefore,
4 types, and those that is based on
letters, there are also 4 types.
He says, for those that their
is based on vowels, the 4 are, number
1, the singular noun, ism mufrad
Rajulun Rajulun
Rajulun Rajulun.
Khalas. The next is what? Welcome to our
Jamar Taksir
Rijalun
Rijalun.
Okay?
A third,
the sound
female
plural.
Okay? Because Muslimetin,
the it's Kesra.
The 4th, Fairlmoudare,
which has nothing connected to it.
Yeah. No. No. No. Yeah. No. Right? So
he
say Those 4
Sheikh, he says. Right? It's a long time
I forgot the text.
He says, what are they? The 4 things
that also just like the others, there's 4
who take
with letters, not with vowel signs.
The first he says
is the dual noun.
Muslim.
Muslim. Muslim. Muslim. Muslim. Okay?
The sound male plural,
Muslims. Muslims. Muslims. Yeah. Khalas.
After that is what? Islam. Asma'ul Khamsa. The
5 special why we say Asma'ul Asma'ul Khamsa'ul
So either
in the case,
Okay?
So it's with the letters, not with the
vow. So for.
So next time, inshallah, we're gonna start Babyl
Bina. We're gonna take it really quickly, and
then after that we start Babyl Afal, and
then we take
the
and
then the things that the
that impact
those things inshallah.