neighy:
tongue out,,, tha

Perfect! Now lets see how you can annswer these

Is there a difference between ي & ى

How is car pronounced سيارة

A) sayarah
B) sayaraht

Do you read arabic?

snapscore:

Perfect! Now lets see how you can annswer these

Is there a difference between ي & ى

How is car pronounced سيارة

A) sayarah
B) sayaraht

Do you read arabic?

yes dia is

A)


I do

snapscore:


Do you read arabic?

i dont mind if we will start from dia

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم



Well I am having difficulty inserting the pic and notes.....sooooo... I will just upload the doc. The Arabic Review 1 is the doc with the notes. The doc is downloadable and is in word.

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Nawa.....The accounts banned by anti-spam not.... Mail the mods @snapscore

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Registering my presence. This thread is really key for me.

AbuHammaad:
Registering my presence. This thread is really key for me.

Yinmu.....

AbdelKabir:


Yinmu.....

Wallaahi. My knowledge of Arabic is very elementary.

@snapscore..

The shackles are still there? But one of the mods last seen reads 11:27am...

Abeg make we know we wey dey learn.. ayam following ojere

Okay I will posting again. Ignore the intro from mofpearl. That has a few mistakes.....so I will upload a modified doc and I dunno if I should try posting again or I will get banned .

modified my first post sucessfully

snapscore:
Okay I will posting again. Ignore the intro from mofpearl. That has a few mistakes.....so I will upload a modified doc and I dunno if I should try posting again or I will get banned .

modified my first post sucessfully

abeg ayam not understanding again don't scatter our head fa.. The post wey no dey b4 just dey appear..

Section 1 (Vowels + random rules)

Fatha َ – should be read with a sound (ex- بَ ba)


Kasra ِ - should be read with ‘i/e sound (ex بِbe)


Dammah ُ - should be read with u sound (ex بٌ )

Sokoon ْ – should be a silent sound (ie without ًَُِ – بْ )b) for ex – na(b)

وي ا - These are there for elongation (با بي بو ) will be read as baa, bee, buu

ً ٍٍٍٍٍٍ ٌ - Tanween- Word ending with these should be pronounced with an n sound at the end (بً – ban بٍ – bin بٌ – bun)

Note: Words ending with Tanween are indefinite (ie not specific/exact). For example, a door (بَابٌ- baabun) as opposed to the door (البَابُ- al baab/u) which is definite. Tanween and Al cannot exist in the same word together.All names are definite because you are talking about a specific person - مُحَمَدٌ - Muhammed

You can try making the words in the pic definite.
Malabis is without tanween

^^
cc neighy

So introduce yourself and tell us where you live or introduce a fictional character and tell us where the character lives. Abdelkabir

I think you should add harakaat for easy reading.... For we the beginners...

the harakat is in the pic.... adbelkabir

Modified

Added it
-It is highly subjected to mistakes.

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:
I think you should add harakaat for easy reading.... For we the beginners...

snapscore am sure we'll get to where we'll read without the short vowels abi

اسمي عمر ،أنا من نيجيريا، و أنا اسكن في ليغوس

pardon my spelling of lagos : ion know if its correct

Emm
E dakun. How does someone type in Arabic on his phone?

AideeSheks:
Emm

E dakun. How does someone type in Arabic on his phone?

Change the language.

I made the document using my laptop though.

AideeSheks:
Emm

E dakun. How does someone type in Arabic on his phone?

Download Arabic keyboard from the playstore

neighy:
snapscore am sure we'll get to where we'll read without the short vowels abi

Actually it starts with guessing....to reduce guessing on what the harakah should be, you need to learn sarf(morphology) and nahw(grammar)....then, immerse yourself into reading books, books and books written in Arabic.... So you get used to it and learn many words..with time you'll just read without guessing except you get to a new word...

:تُظْهَرُ فَضَائلُ العِلمِ 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...

So NAHW focuses on words and the harakah on the last letter of each word in a sentence, the harakah on the last letter is very important in order to clarify the faa'il (doer of the action) and maf'ulu bihi(the object on which the action was done)...

neighy:
اسمي عمر ،أن من نيجيريا، و أن اسكن في ليغس

pardon my spelling of lagos : ion know if its correct

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