Easy Arabic Lesson 48 | Min مِن =from (Harf Al Jarr) | Grammatical Analysis of Quran |ibn sabah скачать в хорошем качестве

Easy Arabic Lesson 48 | Min مِن =from (Harf Al Jarr) | Grammatical Analysis of Quran |ibn sabah

Advanced Arabic Grammar Lesson 48 Harf Of Case 3 (Harf Al Jarr) Min مِن = From and Nahw Examples from Quran and Nahw Al Quran Fil Arabiyya Continuation of Easy Arabic Grammar or Let's Learn Arabic with Fun & Ease -------- Taught by : Saad ibn Sabah Presentation : Sirat Al Mustaqeem ------- VIDEO'S TEXT SCRIPT: MIN مِن = FROM مِن شَرِّ ما خَلَقَ Min Sharri Maa Khalaqa Min = from Sharr = evil Sharrin شَرٍ in case 3 But here only Sharri شَرِّ is used, the reason is a little bit complex, but I will try to tell it now only in the next msg Maa = what Khalaqa = he created = From evil of what He created Okay, so in this sentence we see a phenomenon of a "phrase (and a word) acting as a possessor" Min Sharri Maa Khalaqa (We will keep covering some unconventional grammar rules while discussing the examples itself. Otherwise these will never be discussed) This is advanced unconventional grammar. But it's better we keep covering these things as we progress Lets say, Evil of shaytan = Sharri Al Shaytaani In "evil of Shaytan" Pattern is "Noun" of "noun" Now in Arabic it is possible we need to have this pattern 'noun' of 'phrase' I taught you how to says a "noun" of "noun" pattern The first noun is possessed, it will be light and without Tanween The second noun is possessor, it will be with 'Al' (except in names) and in case 3 But when we have to use this pattern "Noun" of "phrase" "Evil" of "What He Created" Then the first noun is possessed, it will follow all the rules of possessed. The second phrase as a whole acts as Possessor, and it will try to follow the rules as much as possible (but most of the time it's not possible) Like here, What he created "Maa Khalaqa" Maa is a Harf Khalaqa is verb Only ism can be made Definite and Case 3. So no change will appear on either Maa or Khalaq ----- Then the question is how will we know that there is a "of" in between the noun and the phrase? Sharru Maa Khalaqa This sharru is Light, We will wonder why is sharru light? Then we can understand, "oh it must be that this sharru is a Possessed ism that's why it's light" ------ Min Sharri Maa Khalaqa This min is Harf of Case 3 and it makes Sharru into Sharri. ------- HASHTAGS: #Arabiclessons #IbnSabah #Arabiclearning #EasyArabic #ArabicClass #OnlineArabicclass #FreeArabicCourse #ArabicCourse #ArabicGrammar #QuranArabic #LearnArabic