AbdelKabir:


أن means something else.....I believe you meant to write أنا which means "I" and Lagos in Arabic is لَاغُوسٌ or لَيغُوسٌ

And emm.....you don't need انا in front of أسكن because أسكن itself means "I live/dwell" *These are the things ilm nahw will help you in doing*...

snapscore:
I had a few notes on that.

AbdelKabir:


From the virtual class or the real class?

snapscore:
So I just want to say that I don't think I will be posting much of my revision notes even though I really want to make this thread beneficial.
I don't have the knowledge to be posting or trying to teach someone else. My knowledge in Arabic is quite little and probably less than basic especially when it comes to writing and grammar. I may post my second revision note..... but I am not sure I will be posting much after that. I will leave it to the more knowledgeable people.

snapscore:

I don't think I have ever typed Arabic as much as I have in the past two days.
It's great revision though and it's fun too.

AbdelKabir:


Giving up? Forgotten the plan?? The plan is for you to revise so you won't forget what you've learnt.... Didn't you say this

You'll be benefitting from it hajia....you had better continue what you started

snapscore:


I did but I am thinking of going mia off this forum. So it will be a bit rude to just stop posting.




I am tbh (I have learnt spelling and rules) but at the same time my revision notes are likely to contain mistakes and I don't want to teach anyone the wrong thing. + I might not be very active soon ( uni is starting in about a week). I started and someone more knowledgeable can continue.

I did but I am thinking of going mia off this forum. So it will be a bit rude to just stop posting.




I am tbh (I have learnt spelling and rules) but at the same time my revision notes are likely to contain mistakes and I don't want to teach anyone the wrong thing. + I might not be very active soon ( uni is starting in about a week). I started and someone more knowledgeable can continue.

Fulaman198:
Time for you to go and live amongst the Shu'a/Shuwa.

abdelrahman:
shuwa are not speaking arabic,even if they speaking it,it will be broken which won't good for you.

Fulaman198:


They should be able to speak Arabic as most of them are originally from Chad or Sudan. It's their mother language. They are Baqqara Arabs. Also, there are different dialects of Arabic. The most utilised type of Arabic is Egyptian Arabic.

abdelrahman:
they speak shuwa dialect of arab which is broken arabic,if you speak Quranic arab in their midst,they don't understand except those who learn it,same with some north africa.

السلام عليكم يا أصدقاء و العلما من الكبرة سهل لغة العربية. what i mean to say is:- peace be upon you oh friends and the scholars of this great simple language(arabic) please i need corrections, i might be wrong MuhdG

AbdelKabir:
:تُظْهَرُ مِنَ الفَضَائِلِ عِلمِ النَّحْوِ بِمَا يَلِي

From the virtues of science of nahw will be shown with the following:

There is a story about a Bedouin man who was leading salaah and he was reading suratut tawbah, when he got to;

(أَنَّ اللَّهَ بَرِىءٌ مِّنَ الْمُشْرِكِينَ وَرَسُولُهُ)

.....that Allaah is free from obligations to the Mushrikin and so is His Messenger.

The man read the last word as rasoolihi instead of rasooluhu, which changed the meaning from "Allaah and his Messenger being free from the mushrikeen" to "Allaah being free from the mushrikeen and his Messenger" this was a grave mistake and the Bedouin instantly knew he had made a mistake thus he stopped his salaah...

This got to the ameer Ali ibn Abi taalib, then Ali ordered a man called Ad-duwali to write down the foundations of Arabic grammar because he was good in it and that was how nahw came about.....

Other such examples in the Quran that can cause problem is the following aayah:

(وَإِذِ ابْتَلَى إِبْرَهِيمَ رَبُّهُ بِكَلِماتٍ فَأَتَمَّهُنَّ)

..And (remember) when the Lord of Ibrahim tried him with (certain) Words, which he fulfilled..

If the harakah on the last letter in "Ibrahim" (meem) is interchanged with the "baa" in "rabbuhu" it becomes "Allaah being tried by Ibrahim" instead of "Ibrahim bring tried by Allaah"...

One more example:

(إِنَّمَا يَخْشَى اللَّهَ مِنْ عِبَادِهِ الْعُلَمَاءُ)

It is only those who have knowledge among His servants that fear Allaah...

If the fatha on the last letter in " Allaah " is interchanged with the harakah on the last letter in "ulamaa'u" is interchanged.... It will mean "Allaah fearing this knowledgeable words" instead of vice versa..

Some of the deviants from those who claim Allaah cannot talk tried to distort this aayah in suratun nisaa

وَكلَّمَ اللهُ موسَى تكليماً

To


وَكلَّمَ اللهَ موسَى تكليماً

Changing Allaahu to Allaaha which implies, Allaah did not speak to musa, rather musa spoke to him...


Nahw is important and you can't understand the Qur'an properly without knowing nahw...

fawaz050:
Are you grounded in نحو ؟

fawaz050:
Are you grounded in نحو ؟

mutaalim:
جزاك الله خيرا

IMOGBEMI:
بالله عليكم، من منا من جامعة إلورن