Suhaib Webb – The Foundations of Arabic Lesson 29

Welcome back to the foundations of Arabic language.

Slowly, Alhamdulillah,

but surely getting it through, getting it done

insha Allah. We reached the section on those

things. I like to say

those things that change.

And the sheikh says

And then we started to talk about kena.

And he says

I want you to pay attention to something

though. We have

which is called

and which is called

What's the difference?

Only needs it doesn't

need

If you say

And he can Allah who Allah was, is,

and will be.

What

does that mean? The doesn't need a nasp,

doesn't the

to make sense.

But if you say

was a student because Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala

So he's beyond

This is something in aqida that we'll take,

but if you think about it like

so we say

Allah was and will always be

forgiving

and pardoning.

If you add the haber to kanatam,

it just keeps that meaning of

So then you understand something really nice.

So the difference between and

And we talked about all these before.

There's no conditions in using them.

Then he says,

All of these, they have the same meaning.

All of them have the same meaning

and and it's important, like, that we

keep it as simple as we can here,

as simple as we can here.

But the meaning

of of

of of

is like

it always was.

So

it always is. It did not it did

not stop. That's the meaning.

Halas. And also it's important to know for

those of you interested really in studying Arabic

that Zala here is not from Yazulu

or Yazilu.

It's not the same meaning.

There's some relationship.

They all have a very similar meaning.

So

we

say,

like Zayd has always been

kareem.

So he is still there. He

didn't stop, he's still there.

So none of them the idea is it

hasn't stopped.

For example, you can use it in this

way. The Suhaybe is still reading the Quran.

I'm skipping through this quickly because honestly, you

just need to know.

Also the same meaning,

And what he means here

What does it mean? Past tense,

present tense.

So what can be

used in different forms of verbs also takes

these rulings if it's from these words.

All those words,

when you take them and use them in

different forms within

their the the the possibility of their verb,

gonna take the same rule.

The Sheik actually gives some examples,

And I changed the example just to make

it easier for you.

Actually, he says in the text

We finished now, Kana.

Now we hope we can