Suhaib Webb – The Foundations of Tajwid Tuhfa alAtfal (Part One)

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The conversation is difficult to follow and appears to be a discussion of rules related to the title of the book or the title of the title of the book. The speakers discuss the use of words and phrases, including the use of the term "arabs," and the importance of learning the language. They also mention a book called "arebs" and encourage the audience to look at it.

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			Yes.
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			So
		
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			Iowa.
		
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			Had a kitab I I put the, link
		
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			in the chat room. Yeah. I have it
		
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			here. Actually, it's open.
		
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			The.
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			The big thing he did though actually is
		
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			who was.
		
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			Mhmm.
		
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			Because even till now, if you look in
		
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			the, you're gonna find so many different prints
		
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			of.
		
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			Yeah. And it became like a disaster, especially
		
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			from the Arabs.
		
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			Yeah. Don't know what they're doing.
		
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			So
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			When you read sorry, man. When you read
		
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			this kind of stuff, you're gonna come across
		
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			words that you don't understand like.
		
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			Right? Mhmm. So if you know most of
		
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			the words, don't stop at the words you
		
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			know because sometimes you're gonna find, like, a
		
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			long discussion,
		
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			and you're gonna be like, man, this took
		
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			me somewhere I didn't wanna go. Yeah. But
		
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			what you wanna do is look at the
		
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			words that you don't know, get the meaning,
		
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			and keep going.
		
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			Means
		
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			that the that the the
		
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			is gone.
		
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			Mhmm. And the
		
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			Mhmm.
		
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			Okay?
		
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			So as though he's saying, like, the purpose
		
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			of the Quran is not only
		
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			he's saying that those who
		
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			No. At the same time, he's he's saying
		
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			something nice that the word
		
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			means to to follow, not just recite.
		
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			Man, even at her age, they they love
		
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			the phone. It's strange.
		
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			I think they put something in these phones
		
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			for these kids, man.
		
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			And this may be the mistake of the
		
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			printer is.
		
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			Mhmm. On a valid me, not me. No.
		
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			Mhmm.
		
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			Who has another
		
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			How did you get to this, man? I
		
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			started the Arabic on my phone.
		
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			Khalas,
		
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			he's saying the Akam is meant to step
		
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			the word hokom here is meant to establish
		
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			a definitive relationship like I have to do
		
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			this or you don't have to. Yeah.
		
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			There's
		
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			4
		
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			4 rules
		
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			related
		
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			to
		
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			No.
		
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			In Tuscon if it has
		
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			Right?
		
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			Meaning that noon, if it has Sukun or
		
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			Tanween. And I told you what is the
		
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			relationship between Sukun and Tanween
		
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			if you say an and an.
		
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			It's the same sound. Same sound.
		
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			Mhmm.
		
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			Don't worry about this, but there's some Urimah,
		
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			they said 3 not 4.
		
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			Mhmm. The first is
		
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			Before any letter, if you find these these
		
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			6 with noon afternoon,
		
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			you're gonna make it Ilkhar.
		
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			Khalas, and he called it haruf
		
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			al halq.
		
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			Okay?
		
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			So it's important to know them. What are
		
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			they? He said, Sheikh Ahmed
		
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			Mhmm. To make it clear. No. You hear
		
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			it completely.
		
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			Yeah. Before before the noon comes
		
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			if the noon comes before, what's called?
		
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			No. How many are there?
		
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			He organized them for
		
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			so then pay attention. Here they are.
		
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			Mhmm. Hamza. What is it
		
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			So he mentions the 6 letters. What are
		
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			they?
		
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			Mhmm.
		
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			Mhmm.
		
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			Mhmm. Mhmm. Notice here also we call it
		
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			Hamzetum.
		
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			Mhmm. Had the Hamzet
		
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			Very interesting.
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			Because I want you to learn
		
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			first.
		
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			Both.
		
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			It's easy.
		
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			No.
		
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			Mhmm.
		
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			By the way, if she does this, if
		
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			you don't say she's gonna keep coughing.
		
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			Why you that
		
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			thing?
		
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			Her mom don't like Egyptian dialect, bro.
		
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			K?
		
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			Also here, as I told you, this
		
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			hums
		
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			remember this before you get to wash a
		
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			nafeh in the future.
		
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			This hums is a problem.
		
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			Because again, this is
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			I didn't think he's gonna explain this now
		
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			because, you know, usually, we're not gonna tell
		
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			people this, but because you are Arab, it's
		
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			easy free.
		
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			Kalas, the point is
		
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			So
		
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			here's
		
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			sorry.
		
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			No.
		
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			Means be without
		
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			without a dot.
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			Some people you hear them, they go
		
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			like in Mafishnakla.
		
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			Is it Anna
		
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			or n?
		
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			Anna.
		
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			So here
		
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			This is f Aramhamsa by the way, Sheikh.
		
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			Afarul.
		
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			Mhmm.
		
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			Alimun Hakim Tanween
		
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			Mhmm.
		
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			A, the closest
		
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			part of your
		
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			of your Mhmm.
		
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			No. Right here?
		
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			And don't worry about this now because the
		
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			imam said that imam
		
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			is from Andalus. And Andalus has their own
		
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			alphabet. They're different than alibat, tajim, hagha. Oh,
		
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			no. Now.
		
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			But it's, like, good to know because maybe
		
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			in the future you're gonna be like, what
		
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			the heck?
		
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			Meaning, read the noon clearly.
		
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			Yeah. And don't stop. Like, don't take a
		
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			break. Don't be like,
		
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			Then he gives, like, some good explanation, but
		
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			it's a little bit, complicated. You can read
		
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			it by yourself Insha'Allah.
		
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			So what we wanna do now, yeah, Mawlana,
		
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			is wanna do this.
		
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			No.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Let's go with
		
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			Lukman.
		
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			Where's the
		
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			And then the ham.
		
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			Yeah. Yeah.
		
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			Okay. Sheikh, I have to make her milk.
		
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			What I want you to do Yeah.
		
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			I want
		
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			I want you to look at the next
		
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			page.
		
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			Give me next page.
		
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			And to find
		
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			all of the Ivhar's
		
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			in this page. Okay. I'm gonna be right
		
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			back.
		
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			One second, man. Let me pause this.