Suhaib Webb – Clear Arabic Lesson Six The Relationship Between the Fa’il & Muf’ul

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The speaker discusses the use of words like "back-to-school" and "back-to-you" in sentences, emphasizing the importance of the actions and objects in the sentences. They also mention the use of "back-to-you" in a "back-to-school" setting and the importance of "back-to-you" in a "back-to-school" setting. The speaker concludes by discussing the importance of "back-to-you" in a "back-to-school" setting.

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			Welcome to our class on
		
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			clear Arabic, and we've reached now an important
		
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			section in the text.
		
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			Which means, like, appreciating and understanding kind of
		
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			the delicate relationship between the subject
		
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			and
		
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			and the object.
		
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			Here are some
		
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			examples.
		
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			Which means that the
		
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			the horse is pulling like the cart.
		
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			Means wheels. Right? It's like the cart.
		
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			The young boy is cutting the flowers.
		
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			What about what?
		
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			What about which
		
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			means that Fatima is like tightening the necklace.
		
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			You know, jeed is like a necklace.
		
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			Right?
		
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			So around her neck and Sultan,
		
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			is
		
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			made of fire.
		
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			So here
		
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			the is a necklace that Fatima has tightened
		
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			or, you know, worn around her neck.
		
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			The farmer
		
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			is irrigating the crops.
		
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			Right? Yes, means to provide water.
		
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			Allah says in the Quran,
		
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			we
		
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			provide you drink.
		
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			We provide you drink.
		
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			Most of these words in here are gonna
		
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			find the Quran.
		
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			And how, right, and so on and so
		
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			forth. Again,
		
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			I can't emphasize how
		
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			really good this book is.
		
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			The word you know, is a farmer, but
		
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			also the word
		
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			success
		
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			because the person who harvests
		
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			is doing it for the is
		
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			a successful person. So
		
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			provides water,
		
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			the farmer,
		
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			he he irrigates
		
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			a zara,
		
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			Right? His
		
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			crop.
		
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			He
		
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			slammed.
		
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			The player slammed the ball.
		
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			Notice
		
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			a form of the noun these nouns with
		
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			the.
		
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			You have an axiom
		
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			to
		
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			feed When you add like a Shadda to
		
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			a
		
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			word, it increases its intensity like
		
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			you read Allah.
		
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			Does whatever he wants. So alfala
		
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			who the one like
		
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			is farming hardcore.
		
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			Alaa'ib is like the one who plays.
		
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			Al Korrah is a is a ball is
		
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			a ball.
		
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			That the the policeman
		
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			has captured
		
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			a is a thief.
		
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			If you look at all these examples, you
		
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			see verb,
		
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			present future,
		
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			past past tense with a female Todd because
		
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			the subject is female.
		
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			Past tense past tense present future.
		
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			Subject will dhamma, so the horse, the the
		
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			child, the young boy,
		
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			Fatima,
		
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			the farmer, the player, and the policeman.
		
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			And the object
		
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			has fatha.
		
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			Alajaletaazahorataaljediyah
		
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			Azaraa,
		
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			al Korrata,
		
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			al Lisah.
		
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			Right? So these are, like, really great,
		
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			simple,
		
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			great sentences that you wanna learn.
		
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			Is
		
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			the plural of.
		
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			So the results,
		
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			the outcomes.
		
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			And the 2 writers say,
		
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			He says, you know,
		
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			we learned
		
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			previously, and now we learn
		
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			from thinking and studying
		
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			the previous examples,
		
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			a what is to come, the following points.
		
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			Instacolon.
		
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			Excuse me. This is the
		
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			This is
		
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			that the
		
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			and the
		
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			are nouns.
		
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			And that the subject
		
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			it is
		
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			from whence the action comes.
		
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			And the object is the thing in which
		
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			the the action occurs on it.
		
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			And at the end of the fa'il,
		
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			it's it's it's ending meaning here, it's vowel,
		
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			is.
		
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			We talk about this in
		
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			on Swiss. If you don't know what this
		
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			is, you can take that class.
		
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			These are great sentences. Here's
		
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			the
		
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			And
		
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			the
		
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			this whole entire Jumlah is
		
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			Very nice,
		
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			So that the subject it's in is and
		
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			that the object it's ending
		
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			is Mansoob.
		
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			Next time, Insha'Allah, we're going to start to
		
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			talk about
		
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			after talking about the foundations of verbal sentences,
		
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			we're going to start to talk about, oh,
		
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			these two things are very important, very crucial.
		
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			The 2 anchors, the integrals
		
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			of nouns