Madinah Book 2 - LESSON 16 (part 1)

Learn Arabic with Madrasatuna!
This Free online Arabic programme is based on the comprehensive and popular course (ARABIC COURSE for English-speaking students), originally devised and taught at Madinah Islamic University.

The course consists of three reasonably short but extensive books. In these series of videos we will go through book 2.

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As Muslims, I'm sure we're all familiar that studying Arabic is very important, but here are some additional (materialistic) reasons why a person would study Arabic:

Arabic is the 5th most commonly spoken native language in the world!

There is a high demand and low supply of Arabic-speakers in the Western world!

Arabic-speaking nations are a fast-growing market for trade, and various government organisations around the world consider Arabic to be of ‘critical importance’!

Arabic-speaking people have made significant contributions to the world civilizations!

The Arab-speaking world has a rich cultural heritage!

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SOCIALS:

[InamSuleman]

Aslamualykum, thank you lots for guidance and teaching sincerely and seriously of Arabic Language. That's too without any worldly benefits. Thank you in this regard and may our lord grant you and your family a great status in this world and the world here after. And may Allah also giive us a sense of seriousness to be successful by keeping constant high standards in learning this language.

[patel]

Assalamu alaykum
23:15
Does balaa mean of course (alternative to no)?
JazakAllah hu khairan

[kevinvdm]

Assalamoe alaikum ya ustadh, my question is why do we say de -un at the end of a word.
For example: baytun in stead of bayt