Fr1 Level Four - Qisas an-Nabeeyeen (story of the prophets) and 40 Hadeeth

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Fr1 Level Four - Qisas an-Nabeeyeen (story of the prophets) and 40 Hadeeth studying Grammar

Dates: 18 Sep - 24 Oct
Days: Saturday and Sunday
Time: 17:00 - 19:00
Price: £140

Description
During this course, the student will study the story of Abraham, and his two sons, and the Story of Yoosuf alaihim al-Salaam. We will also study 20 hadeeths of the Messenger of Allah as a means to both study the Hadeeths in the native language, and to also learn Arabic and further ones knowledge of how the Arabic Language is used.
This will be a perfect opportunity to practice ones knowledge of Arabic, both in their knowledge of words and expressions, and the other in their knowledge of the Arabic Grammar.

book now to avoid disappointments

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These are the two books that we will be studying during these lessons.

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All Materials will be provided for free upon full payment of the fees.

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Correction!!! Courses fees for this class will be £120, and not £140.

[Abu Uthman]

As-salaamu `alaykum

Can I post lines from the books asking/checking if I've got my i`raab correct here? Bare in mind, it might make the thread super long!?

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Of course you can, thats what this forum is for...

If anyone wishes to take part in this forum and wants to enable arabic on their PC, then please follow this link to find out how to do it.

Here

As for those Mac Users out there, then in shaa Allaah, I may do something for you (or maybe someone else here could do it and get the reward).

[Abu Uthman]

Of course you can, thats what this forum is for...

....

As for those Mac Users out there, then in shaa Allaah, I may do something for you (or maybe someone else here could do it and get the reward).

In progress...

[Abu Uthman]

As-salaamu `alaykum

Since the lesson is officially finished (by a few minutes lol), here's one answer. Izdâd (ازداد) is on the wazn ifta`ala (افتعل).

[Abu Uthman]

أحشفا وسوء كيلة؟

Ok, I do remember this now after learning what حشف means. The proverb literally translates as "Do you [combine] poor quality dates and bad measure?" and it refers/is said to someone who combines two bad qualities or characteristics.

As-salaamu `alaykum

Since the lesson is officially finished (by a few minutes lol), here's one answer. Izdâd (ازداد) is on the wazn ifta`ala (افتعل).

I should've added that the asl of the word is iztâd (ازتاد) but the tâ' is replcaed with a dâl in this case, since it is preceded by a zây.

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As-salaamu `alaykum

Since the lesson is officially finished (by a few minutes lol), here's one answer. Izdâd (ازداد) is on the wazn ifta`ala (افتعل).

Excellent. But what is the rule, and where can this be found in book 3?