Suhaib Webb – The Rules For Reading Warth (Lesson Twelve) Exceptions to Lean Mahmuz

Suhaib Webb
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The speaker discusses the use of certain letters in the language, including " wash" and "will" to describe different ways to read the word. They also mention "will" and "will" in the context of "will" and "will" in the language of "will" and "will" to describe different ways to read the word. The speaker emphasizes the importance of being patient and patient in reading the language.
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Welcome back

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to us plowing through

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the foundations

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of reading Wash back to Nafi.

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When we finish this around 50 lessons or

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so,

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we'll move on to and

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and it's important for you to know that

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in

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the the the mainstream system,

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is taught first.

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That's why it's hidden as Shoutabee. He says,

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Alif or Hamza is.

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Be' is and is wash.

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So inshallah, when we finish wash, we'll move

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on to khaloon so a lot more easier.

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Inshallah, that way we can bring together both

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of these

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important

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and for those of you

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who become,

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you know, full time and are able to

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follow-up with me and do a completion of

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the Quran

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in each of the riwa, inshallah,

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be more than happy to grant you Ijazah.

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Ijazah. Last time, we're talking about Madleen

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Mahmuz. What's Madleen Mahmuz?

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Meaning, we have or

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in front of you is a letter with

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fatha followed by a letter with hamza

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or or hamza, excuse me. And that's why

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I say

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says,

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between a and a hamza

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in the same word, right,

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2 ways,

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meaning wash.

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Means

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An example of this, Allah

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says,

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Then we talked about, for example, the word

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so,

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so

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Mufrad

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singular, it's easy. But when it is connected

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to a pronoun, which is plural or dual,

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so

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so

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we see something happens. Now there's 2 meds.

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The first

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is and after it is

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So how do we read it?

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Remember I told you

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that there are different ways to read this,

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and this gets very interesting and, in fact,

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complex,

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when really delving into wash. But for our

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goal here,

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we're keeping it as simple

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as possible.

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Alim,

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Tawasut Al Badal. Alhamdulillahi.

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Now there's one more thing as we move

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on from Mad Badal insha'Allah

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and Madlim Mahmus in this discussion,

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and that is that there are 2 words

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which are

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very clearly having lean,

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but

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are exceptions.

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Meaning, we don't read them with Talasuls.

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We don't read them with Ishba for reading

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another way.

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We read them with.

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So, for example, look at the 56th

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verse

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of Shul Takaf.

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Allah says

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There's Miem of Tuha, Waal Sakeena, and after

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this, Hamza.

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But

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comes before the the the rule, if you

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will.

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So we don't say

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we say

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verse 56,

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The second word is the 8th verse of

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you don't say

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you say

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but then after this

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that you observe with

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not

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The first one, the Madleen is read with

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Qasr

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in the 3wayyah, and after that Madbadul, of

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course, is Tawasut. Alhamdulillah.

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So

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now, we

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finished

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for the most part

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our discussion on Madbal and then went into

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Madleen and then Madleen

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with Badal, And then talking about the exceptions

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to the rule, the 56th verse of Surat

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Al Kahf, the 8th verse of Surat Al

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Taqwir.

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May Allah

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bless you. May Allah increase you. InshaAllah

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work hard, be patient,

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and we ask Allah

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in everything we do.

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