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

Welcome to our class on

clear Arabic, and we've reached now an important

section in the text.

Which means, like, appreciating and understanding kind of

the delicate relationship between the subject

and

and the object.

Here are some

examples.

Which means that the

the horse is pulling like the cart.

Means wheels. Right? It's like the cart.

The young boy is cutting the flowers.

What about what?

What about which

means that Fatima is like tightening the necklace.

You know, jeed is like a necklace.

Right?

So around her neck and Sultan,

is

made of fire.

So here

the is a necklace that Fatima has tightened

or, you know, worn around her neck.

The farmer

is irrigating the crops.

Right? Yes, means to provide water.

Allah says in the Quran,

we

provide you drink.

We provide you drink.

Most of these words in here are gonna

find the Quran.

And how, right, and so on and so

forth. Again,

I can't emphasize how

really good this book is.

The word you know, is a farmer, but

also the word

success

because the person who harvests

is doing it for the is

a successful person. So

provides water,

the farmer,

he he irrigates

a zara,

Right? His

crop.

He

slammed.

The player slammed the ball.

Notice

a form of the noun these nouns with

the.

You have an axiom

to

feed When you add like a Shadda to

a

word, it increases its intensity like

you read Allah.

Does whatever he wants. So alfala

who the one like

is farming hardcore.

Alaa'ib is like the one who plays.

Al Korrah is a is a ball is

a ball.

That the the policeman

has captured

a is a thief.

If you look at all these examples, you

see verb,

present future,

past past tense with a female Todd because

the subject is female.

Past tense past tense present future.

Subject will dhamma, so the horse, the the

child, the young boy,

Fatima,

the farmer, the player, and the policeman.

And the object

has fatha.

Alajaletaazahorataaljediyah

Azaraa,

al Korrata,

al Lisah.

Right? So these are, like, really great,

simple,

great sentences that you wanna learn.

Is

the plural of.

So the results,

the outcomes.

And the 2 writers say,

He says, you know,

we learned

previously, and now we learn

from thinking and studying

the previous examples,

a what is to come, the following points.

Instacolon.

Excuse me. This is the

This is

that the

and the

are nouns.

And that the subject

it is

from whence the action comes.

And the object is the thing in which

the the action occurs on it.

And at the end of the fa'il,

it's it's it's ending meaning here, it's vowel,

is.

We talk about this in

on Swiss. If you don't know what this

is, you can take that class.

These are great sentences. Here's

the

And

the

this whole entire Jumlah is

Very nice,

So that the subject it's in is and

that the object it's ending

is Mansoob.

Next time, Insha'Allah, we're going to start to

talk about

after talking about the foundations of verbal sentences,

we're going to start to talk about, oh,

these two things are very important, very crucial.

The 2 anchors, the integrals

of nouns