MuhdG:

Ehm. I don't understand. Farkon zuwa or ka je hutu ka dawo?

jamilkb:
I'm a new student to be precise.. naje too early

MuhdG:

Ohh. Its not early bro. Ai zaka dan saba da garin kafin kuyi ressuming.

Wani anguwa kake

PhunsukhWangdu:


Ma'am you've gotten it wrong again this time.

Noun and Adjective can be ma'rifah (definite) together in some instances please. Unless your own Arabic is different from that of the Arabians. It is the mudhoofu wa mudhoofu ileyhi that occurs that way you opined.

e.g. Alwaladu Altowiil - Alwaladuttowiil.

The tall boy.

qbd2:

I can't find my arabic textbook so I can't make corrections. Thing is I studied arabic and in a rather passive enviroment, this plus non use for some time now has made me forget d sybtax and alll. What I use is my intuition of how a correct sentence sounds like in arabic.
Thanks for d correction, I get d point about adjective nd noun from d example. But reffering back to d original sentence 'al ma'aniy l kalaam', I still think it doesn't sounbd correct its just dat I don't know how to xplain dis grammarwise without my textbook.
*if I'm correcting anyone on this thread, its not me being itk, its just me trying to practice and make other learn as well and as such any of my post is open to correction.
Btw, this thread seems male dominated and few sisters are contributing. Making one feel out of place.

Demmzy15:
Sheik MuhdG how do I pronounce or read without the fataha, kisrah, dummah, etc. I watch some Arabic channels and they don't write with those marks. E.g من خلال الرابط I just guessed this o

Demmzy15:
Sheik MuhdG how do I pronounce or read without the fataha, kisrah, dummah, etc. I watch some Arabic channels and they don't write with those marks. E.g من خلال الرابط I just guessed this o

PhunsukhWangdu:


Of course you're right on this. And you can see the brother has modified it. I was only telling you that the rule is not generalized. The rule basically exists whenever a noun is used to qualify another noun like in this scenario. You'll see that both are nouns really, but alma`aaniy later served as a qualifier to alkalaam to give ma`aaniya lkalaam when combined.

qbd2:

Iow, al ma'aaniy here is a noun but is usedto describe. Another noun, henece the use of 'al' for both.
So which is the correct one for this sentence: al ma'aaniyal kalaam, or ma'aaniyal kalaam?

ibnoumar:
wa ana aidan ismi muhammad ibn umar uballigu salami ala kullukum ajma'in asalul llaha azza wa jalla an yazada kum imanan wa taufiqan.

ibnoumar:
wa ana aidan ismi muhammad ibn umar uballigu salami ala kullukum ajma'in asalul llaha azza wa jalla an yazada kum imanan wa taufiqan.

MuhdG:

Anta muhd wa ana muhd. Marhab

Demmzy15:

MuhdG:

Ya zol, limaza anta murattabak

Oh bro, why are you confused?

Demmzy15:

What you said to the brother was confusing.

Demmzy15:

MuhdG:
Assalamu alaikum, you can visit www.madinaharabic.com very useful

llaykorn:


Muhammad, kayfa haaluk? We go on with the brawl as scheduled. What's the date?

MuhdG:

13th.
I thought u chickened out.

Mention me on the chat thread

llaykorn:


Innii laa akhaafuka abadan

Laa ba's, azkuruka laan

enieme:
hmm. Like i feared this thread is slowly fading away.

Empiree:
LA LA LA

enieme:

sayyid, ma mana' kalimatuka ' la la la'?