Suhaib Webb – Clear Arabic Lesson Seven Mubtada and Khabar

Suhaib Webb
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The speaker discusses the importance of practicing the words "arre" and "wer" in Arabic language. They explain that the words are used to emphasize something and provide information about the first and second noun in sentences. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of practicing the words in order to achieve the benefits of learning Arabic.
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Welcome back to

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clear or easy Arabic.

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And now

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we have reached

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a very, very important section.

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The

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in English is synonymous with the noun subject.

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The haber is synonymous

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with

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a predicate.

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However, I want you to kind of expand

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your thoughts about this as we continue,

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our discussion.

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Let's look at the examples.

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The apple is sweet.

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The picture

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is pretty, it's beautiful.

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Which means running is beneficial.

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Now in the Quran, Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala

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talks about rivers.

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They run. They like they're moving.

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The train is fast.

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Cleanliness isn't is obligatory.

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The earth is round.

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So these

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six examples

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and even Athir, one of the great scholars

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of history and and hadith

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and language. He said the way to master

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Arabic, and he was talking to the Arabs,

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is to practice.

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So what would he say to those of

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us who aren't Arabs? So it's very important

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that you practice these rule these words.

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You read a lot, you write them, you

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play with them

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to the point that they become like second

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nature.

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Albatu. Albat means, you know, let's break it

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down,

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what we just talked about.

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So both of the writers

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wrote

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The previous examples,

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this word

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is used when you want to emphasize something.

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You know, I ate

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all of the bread.

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Allah

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on all things

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is the soul power.

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And look, he uses it again.

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So every one of these sentences, and here

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is the plural of

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singular.

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Sentences.

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A sentence.

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And every one of the

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sentences From these examples,

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consist of 2 nouns.

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And the first

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noun,

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in every one of those sentences

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is

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and this we're gonna talk about this in

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the future, but sometimes

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is used for exclusivity.

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Is the only.

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Which

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we started

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with

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the

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sentence. So

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so we started each one of these sentences

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with a noun, basically what he's saying.

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Fahuwalaizarika

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yusama

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moteda,

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the starter,

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the beginner.

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Right? Because it's the first noun

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in the sentences.

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This is very important.

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And if we were to place

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Man,

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this is really, really simple but beautiful language.

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Fusha is not about going to the dictionary

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and trying to find super complex words. It's

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about being clear.

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So they say,

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if we were to place

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a finger.

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So if we were to,

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block out, if you will,

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The

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second

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noun

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in each one of these sentences.

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I'll do it like this.

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So you can imagine these are fingers. Like,

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if we were to place our fingers.

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If we were to block out, right,

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second noun in every one of these sentences.

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And we were to hide it from

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from our view.

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And we're just to say,

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We'll

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become confused.

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Because if I were to say apple,

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picture,

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running,

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train,

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cleanliness,

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earth,

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you're gonna ask me what about them?

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What's the news

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about them?

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What's the information?

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So that's why the second

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noun

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here

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is called because

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it provides you the news about the.

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That's why ibn Malik says,

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In Alfiya Tab Nimanik, Imam ibn Malik, Insha'Allah,

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in the future we can study that text.

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He says,

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Job of the is to create a complete

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benefit about the word that you're trying to

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read.

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What about

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it? Oh, it's free.

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Beautiful.

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In Fiqh, this takes a very different relationship.

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In in Arabic language, this is called.

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But in Fiqh, this is the and

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this is the

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So if I said

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and so on and so forth. I want

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you to remember the stuff I'm talking to

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you about now because it's gonna come a

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lot in other texts that we learned together

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inshallah.

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But for now, what this what the writers

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are saying is, if we were to cancel

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out the second noun

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in all of these examples,

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then we would become

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we would become we are confused.

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We would ask ourselves.

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What what's the deal with the apple? What's

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the deal

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with what's the deal with the with the

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picture?

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What about

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running?

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If we're to remove,

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you know, our fingers

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from the, covering up the second word.

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Then that will bring to us a complete

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benefit.

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What allowed us to achieve the benefit is

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the second noun in the sentences.

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So important. It is the one that informed

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us.

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About the sweetness of the apple.

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And the beauty of the picture.

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And the benefit

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of running. And here if you

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are trying to learn Arabic, look how he's

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using the Masadir.

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He's using a special type of noun

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to describe

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the words that are mentioned as the second

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nouns. This is teaching you language, man. Why

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this book is really important.

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Therefore,

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That's why that second noun in those sentence

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is called

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because it gives you information

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about the

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about the first noun.

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And if we were to look at

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the second word,

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each of these

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sentences, we would see that they're always in

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a

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case.

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Same thing with.

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Imam

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That the and the are always

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Here is the rules that we wanna think

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about quickly

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That is a noun which is in the

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case

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at the beginning of every sentence.

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And that the

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is a noun which is which

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allows us

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to construct the

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in a beneficial way. We're gonna stop now

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inshallah, we'll come back next time and do

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the drills.

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