Suhaib Webb – Clear Arabic Lesson One Practice & Drills

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The speaker explains the principles of Arabic grammar and gives examples of words and actions in text. They provide examples of sentences with "will" and "will" used, as well as examples of words like "will" and "will" used in different sentences. The speaker explains the meaning of "will" in relation to "will" and "will" in different sentences, and provides examples of words like "peep," "mayyiz," "naqada," "naqada," "naqada," "naqada," "naqada," "naqada," "naqada," "naqada," "naqada," "naqada," "naqada," "naqada," "naqada," "naqada," "naqada," "naqada," "naqada," "naqada,"

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			Welcome to,
		
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			Clear Arabic.
		
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			Now we're going to move on to the
		
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			practice component of the first chapter. And I
		
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			think this is what really is gonna help
		
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			a lot of you. I know oftentimes when
		
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			I meet people, they've learned Arabic, they've learned
		
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			parts of Arabic grammar,
		
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			they've learned morphology, but they lack vocabulary practice
		
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			and composition.
		
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			So let's quickly review the principle we learned
		
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			in the first lesson,
		
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			where he says right here, Al Qaeda. Al
		
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			Qaeda does not mean the group, so I'm
		
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			sure the YouTube sensor just went freaking insane.
		
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			But Al Qawaid
		
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			is the plural of Qa'ida
		
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			of Qa'ida. Fawa'il.
		
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			We'll talk about in the future what words
		
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			take this kind of what's called Jamutuxir,
		
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			broken plural.
		
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			But
		
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			it means rules or principles. And if you
		
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			look below, we see 2 of them.
		
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			So he says that the the construction
		
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			and means I build something on something else.
		
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			So here it means the construction
		
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			of of words. Right? A tarqib here, tarqibul
		
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			kalimat,
		
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			this as you'll learn in the future according
		
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			to the represents for
		
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			those of you who know what that is.
		
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			For those of you who don't, don't worry.
		
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			A tarkebu, the construction, a levy which you
		
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			feed, right, brings a beneficial fatita tantama, a
		
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			complete benefit.
		
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			Usama
		
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			is is is called
		
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			It's called a complete sentence.
		
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			Then he says
		
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			and this should be
		
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			The second principle is that a complete sentence
		
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			can consist of
		
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			2 words or more.
		
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			Or more.
		
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			And
		
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			in in that construction,
		
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			each one of those words is considered a
		
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			part and this is gonna be important in
		
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			classical text. I'll just ia, well, adza, well,
		
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			just well,
		
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			well, well, just a
		
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			part of the sentence, a part of the
		
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			sentence. Okay? So one more time. The first
		
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			principle that we've learned,
		
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			meaning that the construction which brings about a
		
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			complete benefit, meaning a complete thought
		
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			is called a complete sentence. And for those
		
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			of you who studied
		
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			with me, you know, or
		
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			others that that is breaking down what he's
		
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			saying here in in easy terms.
		
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			So a complete sentence could consist of 2
		
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			words, could be constructed
		
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			of 2 words,
		
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			or
		
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			more.
		
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			In every word, fihay, in that sentence,
		
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			toadu is considered juzaminha a part of it.
		
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			Now let's move on to the actual drills
		
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			and this is what I love about this
		
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			text and I think this is gonna help
		
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			a lot of you. He says,
		
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			So here's the order, Iqra enter.
		
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			You read
		
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			the previous examples
		
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			or the previous examples that are coming. Sorry.
		
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			And then in in tell in each example
		
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			how many words there are. So what he
		
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			means here sorry. The previous examples
		
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			are these up here. So
		
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			I'm gonna put the link to the text
		
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			here.
		
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			That you can access.
		
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			So, al Bustan, Jamil, there's a word there's
		
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			a word. Asham
		
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			Sultanya
		
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			1, 2. Shamma'ariyunwardatan.
		
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			I'm not gonna tell you the rest. Okay?
		
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			I'm gonna link the PDF to the text
		
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			at the bottom
		
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			of this so you can Insha'Allah benefit. Let's
		
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			look at the second,
		
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			drill.
		
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			Is the plural of Jumlah.
		
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			So read the sentences, Al Atiyah, Al Atiyah
		
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			is the opposite of Sabiqa.
		
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			Means previously,
		
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			the things which are coming.
		
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			And clarify
		
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			and here this takes Kasra because this is
		
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			sukoon
		
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			and actually it's Bayin anta But because there's
		
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			a sukoon here and a sukoon here, we
		
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			have Iltika, sakinaim.
		
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			So this takes Kasra.
		
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			So read these sentences and show what are
		
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			the words in the sentences. So
		
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			the the the the sky is rainy. So
		
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			there's a word, there's a word. And let
		
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			me let me help you.
		
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			This I I feel sometimes is really kind
		
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			of cool.
		
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			The next example, Al Hadiyahqatoo
		
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			Jami'iletun.
		
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			The garden
		
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			is beautiful.
		
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			The garden is beautiful.
		
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			The next
		
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			the rain stopped.
		
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			The rain stopped.
		
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			The next, Yasiru
		
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			Sahabu.
		
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			Yasiru means from Sira, you know, because you
		
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			actually follow the life of someone. So it's
		
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			called Sira,
		
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			the Sira of the Prophet sallai sallam. Yasiru
		
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			means to move.
		
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			Yasir Sahab, the clouds
		
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			are rolling or moving in the sky.
		
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			The next,
		
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			the sun
		
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			rises, the sun is rising.
		
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			The earth is becoming dry, right, like a
		
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			drought.
		
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			The bird
		
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			sits
		
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			on the tree or is above the tree
		
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			if you wanna take it literally.
		
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			Is cutting
		
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			the flowers.
		
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			The 2 boys
		
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			are playing
		
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			with a ball.
		
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			The water is
		
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			falling from the heavens.
		
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			Tasiru,
		
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			same word look, yasir, tasir. Why why does
		
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			this have ta? Why does this you this
		
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			verb? Because Sahab here is male.
		
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			Asufon is female. So remember that that the
		
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			present and future verb, if it's male has
		
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			you, if it's female has ta. Tasiro sufuro
		
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			felbihar.
		
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			The,
		
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			boats
		
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			are are sailing in the sea.
		
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			Yeshtadulbardufalkaljibal.
		
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			Okay? So here's you. So if it's you,
		
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			that means that its subject is going to
		
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			be what I just told you.
		
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			When you see you on
		
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			a present future verb, al Mudareh, for those
		
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			of you who know what that is, those
		
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			of you don't, don't worry it's coming.
		
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			That means that the Fa'il
		
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			is male.
		
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			So here,
		
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			above the mountains,
		
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			the the cold becomes intense.
		
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			Your job now is to go back and
		
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			if you want you can email me, I'll
		
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			put my email address here. You could tell
		
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			me how many words
		
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			are in each of these examples,
		
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			Insha'Allah.
		
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			The 3rd, mayyiz. The word mayyiz means to
		
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			distinguish between 2 things. You mayyiz Allah. Allah
		
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			says in the Quran and
		
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			You may ease Allah so that Allah can,
		
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			distinguish. Also, you find this in Surat Al
		
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			Ahzab.
		
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			So the word mayiz
		
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			means to distinguish. If you've taken Arabic, you've
		
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			heard of Tamiz.
		
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			It's from the same word, man. Tamiz.
		
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			Meizi,
		
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			again, there is a sukoon
		
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			and Meiz is an order fa'ala yufayru
		
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			right may use.
		
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			But because this is sukoon
		
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			and this is Sukhun, we have Iltika
		
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			a Sakhi name. So you give this a
		
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			kasawa.
		
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			May is Al Jumala.
		
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			Al Jumala
		
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			clarify. And always remember that the due to
		
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			when the verb is doing something to something,
		
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			it takes fatha or manaba'anha. We'll talk about
		
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			this in the future.
		
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			And this is why I like this book.
		
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			You just learned the word tarkib, it means
		
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			construction. Tarakib is the plural of tarkib.
		
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			Right? Al Atia, you know, this word the
		
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			opposite. What is the anonym?
		
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			The modad of this is what? Asabiqa.
		
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			Asabiqa.
		
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			I love this text and if you are
		
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			patient and you take this text with me
		
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			and you work hard and you don't give
		
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			up and you don't feel sorry for yourself,
		
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			you don't start a language, you know, pity
		
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			party,
		
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			InshaAllah, you're gonna you're gonna benefit a lot
		
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			InshaAllah.
		
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			So look at at these sentences and tell
		
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			which one is complete,
		
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			And which one is
		
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			The weather is not.
		
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			Obviously, it's not it's not because
		
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			It needs. It needs. Laysa works like
		
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			The
		
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			train is fast.
		
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			This is a conditional sentence. If you work
		
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			hard,
		
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			what? It's not there.
		
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			The listener is waiting for a complete thought.
		
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			If you work hard, you're gonna succeed.
		
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			If you work hard, you're gonna succeed.
		
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			Late al maridu.
		
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			Here, late al marid,
		
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			late al maridwa.
		
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			You know, unfortunately, the sick what? And Laytah
		
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			works like, You Amal Amal Al Inna.
		
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			Right? So Layt Al Maribah
		
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			and Yazurah of Tabiva.
		
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			You know, oh, I wish the sick person
		
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			had visited the doctor.
		
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			So again, there's something here missing.
		
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			The clothes.
		
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			The book which
		
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			this is a
		
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			right comes after that's not there. So this
		
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			is not a complete sentence.
		
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			I'm not going to tell you this one.
		
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			I want you to answer this one and
		
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			email it to me.
		
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			My email
		
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			at my school, I'll put below.
		
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			I'm not answering this one. You tell me
		
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			if this is a complete sentence or not,
		
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			and tell me why, and tell me why.
		
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			Masha'Allah, Masha'Allah.
		
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			Let's look at the the 4th round of
		
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			drills in this in this text.
		
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			Ija'al
		
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			make
		
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			every mitharin
		
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			example from the examples al atiyah. I'm not
		
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			telling you what al atiyah means. We already
		
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			learned
		
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			it. It says make every one of the
		
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			forthcoming examples complete sentences by placing a word
		
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			in the middle here
		
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			of the empty space, al Makan, the space,
		
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			empty,
		
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			The nightingale
		
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			cage. You could put
		
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			Excuse
		
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			me.
		
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			The night in the is in the cage.
		
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			The boy is eating fruit.
		
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			This is bull.
		
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			So the bull
		
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			the bull is is running on the earth.
		
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			The well behaved child
		
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			wet.
		
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			The tight shoes.
		
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			So I'm not telling you these. You can
		
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			do these on your own and send them
		
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			to me
		
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			insha Allah
		
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			or, you know,
		
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			find someone who can review it for you.
		
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			The 5th, raqulakalimatin
		
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			place every word minal kalimetal aatiya from the
		
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			forthcoming words, fijumlatinmufi
		
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			latinmorakkabatan
		
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			min kalimetin.
		
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			Take all of these words and make them
		
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			complete sentences
		
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			with at least 2 words. So Al Habiaqa,
		
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			the garden, Ashjajara,
		
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			the tree, Al Azharu,
		
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			the flowers, the sun.
		
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			The same thing here, but this time you're
		
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			going to do it with 3 words or
		
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			more. So alma, water, alfaqihah,
		
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			the fruit,
		
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			play,
		
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			to ride.
		
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			Here he says
		
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			present 3 sentences.
		
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			So make
		
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			make 3 sentences that are made up of
		
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			3 words
		
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			and do 3 sentences,
		
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			which are made up of 3 words.
		
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			And then make
		
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			3 sentences made up of 4 words. So
		
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			3 sentences made up of 2.
		
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			3 sentences made of 3 words.
		
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			Suhaib is praying, and then 4 words,
		
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			It's like a tasty fruit. Alright, Alhamdulillah. So
		
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			we finished these first practice rounds and now
		
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			we're going to move, Insha'Allah,
		
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			next time to the second chapter. And for
		
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			each chapter, we'll do the lesson and then
		
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			I'll also walk with you through
		
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			the practice. I appreciate if you share this
		
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			on social media. If you find benefit, like,
		
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			share, and let others know. I think this
		
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			course will really help out a lot of
		
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			people who find themselves knowing Arabic,
		
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			but not knowing vocabulary,
		
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			composition,
		
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			and practice. Allah
		
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			bless you.