Easy Arabic Lesson 21 - Demonstratives 

Pray for me, I am very sick.

@@SiratAlMustaqeem انا سوف، إن شاء الله

@@SiratAlMustaqeem انتَ يا أخي!

@@SiratAlMustaqeemmay allah grant u sound health and afiyat

may Allah bless you

Mole Bannana هنالك for feminine is correct.. I missed to mention that when I was recording the audio.. so I had written it there later on.. there (m) → هناك there (f) → هنالك

Also I'm confusing,. Dhalik means that And Hada means this But most of translated qur an in English Are using "this" for surah albaqarah verse 2 This is the book in which has no Doubt

+Hezekiah Sta. Romana Very good observation... "Zaalika Al Kitabu" This is the beginning of Surah Al Baqarah Ayah 2.. This verse must mean.. "Zaalika Al Kitabu" → That is the book. But almost every translation of Quran says, This is the Book, instead of That is the Book. Why? There are two theories regarding what is the meaning of Zaalika in this Ayah. Theory number 1: This ayah is saying "That is the Book" But when we say its saying that is the book, then it is not referring to Quran on Earth... Because the Quran on earth must be This..instead of That... So.. That is the Book... Here 'That' refers to the Book in Heavens, which is, Lawh Al Mahfooz Theory number 2: The second theory suggests that... In Arabic, a pronoun is sometimes used as Plural to show respect... Like how Allah ﷻ used Nahnu (We) instead of Ana (I) at many places... Similarly... To show respect... Farther demonstratives are sometimes used instead of the Closer Demonstratives... (Means Zaalika is used instead of Haaza & Tilka is used instead of Hazihi to show respect) So this theory suggests that here Zaalika Al Kitabu means 'This is the respected Book' And Allah Knows best

i m learning arabic. which i thought was impossible for me. jazakallah bhai

HADZIHI also used for masculine plural NON HUMAN. HADZIHI KUTUBUN is correct because KUTUBUN is a plural Non Human. هذه كتبٌ هذه اقلامٌ هذه اشجارٌ Plural feminine non human is تلك For example : تلك سياراتٌ تلك بناتٌ Sorry about my english.

@@hizbnashor5826 Thank you :D.

You are correct, but I just kept it simple here

+Sirat Al Mustaqeem Sir i Search internet but i Don't found my question anwser.siratalljina an amta alaihim ayat of surah fatiha.is it jumlah ismiya or jumlah fiyliya???i know that if object come first than it will remain jumlah ismiya but emphasis apply on the object.but in bangali translation i don't see emphasis on object.please sir give me the correct answer

+Sirat Al Mustaqeem if object come first than it called jumlah fiyliya but emphasis apply on the object.siratallajina ayat of surah fatiha is it jumlah fiyliya?sir make video in arabic root word.hurufe illat etc.how we found root word from the word?

Sir sometimes mubatada and khabar Both are definite.sir i a have question for you,please tell me why the word Allah is deferrence in saudi mushaf and subcontinent quran mushaf?

Arabic has total 28 alphabets. Out of these 14 alphabets are called Sun Letters and other 14 are called Moon Letters. *The Sun Letters (like ت ث د ذ ر ز س ش etc)* These are the letters before which if Al is added then Laam becomes silent and it is pronounced like this: Al + tawba = Attawba (not Al Tawba) Al + Shams = Ashshams (not Al Shams) Al + Samar = Assamar (not Al Samar) Al + duniya = Adduniya (not Al duniya) Remember, it will be written as Al Duniya, but pronounced as Ad Duniya.. اَلدُّنىٰ *Moon Letters (like ا ب ج ح خ ع غ) etc* These Moon Letters are those alphabets before which if Al is added then the Laam of Al is pronounced. Like, Al + Islam = Al Islam Al + Bashar = Al Bashar Al + Qamar = Al Qamar Al + Jannah = Al Jannah الجَنّٰة ------ These letters are called Sun letters and moon Letters because, Sun is Shams in Arabic and Shams becomes AshShams when added with Al. So all the letters that have same effect as in Ashshams are called Sun letter or Huroof AshShamsiyyah And Moon is Qamar, and it is pronounced as Al Qamar... So all letters which have same effect as Al Qamar are called Moon Letters or Huroof Al Qamariyyah (Huroof means letters)

@@SiratAlMustaqeem ya Allah... such a short explanation 😁... Shukriya for writing this this this much for me... Your teaching is mashallah...

Wa aakhiru da'awanaa anil Hamdu li Allahi rabbi Al alameena. Was Salamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh ----- And we end our da'wah (call) with praise of Allah, lord of the worlds. And peace, mercy and blessings of Allah be upon you all.

Kindly refer Lesson No# 13 / 14 / 15 iraab chart you will understand clearly. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ng7yeSxH1IA.html

+Mahjabeen banu This is classical Arabic... And what today's Arabic dialects are Modern Standard Arabic.. Modern standard Arabic is easier, if speaking to Arabs is your purpose then learning all of these rules is waste of time for you... But if your purpose is to understand the Quran, then this may be helpful

thank you,but i want to learn this too.and i want to learn modern standard arabic. could you please make video lessons like this for MSA too?it will be helpful for me n more people who are looking for this.i love ur classes.its awsome i should say.

Irfan Hassan As Salamu Alaikum Brother.. you may send a message on www.Facebook.com/SiratAlMustaqeem

your lessons are very beneficient alhamdullah..i have one suggestion thst us if you could use arabic terms along with english eg:pronoun...dhamayir