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Arabic Journey with Muslimah @SlaveofAllah01 Arabic Fusha(standard),grammar & hifdh for kids & adults 📍Online islamic madrasah for kids https://t.me/ArabicLearnersForum www.madinaharabiclearning.com https://youtube.com/c/MadinahArabicLearning

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Eid-ul-adha Mubarak to all the members in our group 🎊✨ May Allah accept our sacrifices and bless us & our family with HIS bl
Eid-ul-adha Mubarak to all the members in our group 🎊✨ May Allah accept our sacrifices and bless us & our family with HIS blessings 💙 On this blessed occasion, I humbly ask you all to keep me in your prayers❤️ ~ Muslimah

السَّلَامُ عَلَيْكُمْ وَرَحْمَةُ ٱللَّهِ وَبَرَكَاتُهُ 🌸 It’s been a while... but Arabic is a journey that never ends, especially when it’s for the sake of Allah and every step counts. 📘 Word of the Day: نِيَّةٌ (niyyah) – Intention 📝 Try to write a sentence using this word. Here’s an example: نِيَّتِي تَعَلُّمُ اللُّغَةِ الْعَرَبِيَّةِ لِوَجْهِ ٱللَّهِ My intention is to learn the Arabic language for the sake of Allah. 💬 If you're still on this journey, just comment: أنا معكم (I’m with you) Let’s restart together. Small steps, sincere hearts. 🌱 ~ أُخْتُكُمْ فِي ٱللَّهِ

Eid Mubarak all of you… May Allah bless you all تقبل الله منا ومنكم صالح الأعمال 💐

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته أنا الآن في الحرم مكة، الحمد لله. أشعر بالراحة والسكينة، وكان هذا فعلاً ما أحتاجه! • اللهُم تقبل منا ومنكم صالح الأعمال، واغفر لنا ذنوبنا، واهدنا إلى الصراط المستقيم. • أسأل الله أن يرزقنا جميعاً زيارة بيته وأن يعيننا على طاعته وحسن عبادته ~ مسلمة

Read, understand and try to summarise this short story in your own words in Arabic

Would you be interested in spoken Arabic class taught by Native Arabic speaker for brothers only 1 hr between 3:30-6:30pm UK time in shaa Allah
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Assalamualaikum everyone! Interested to learn Arabic but wondering where to begin on your Arabic Learning Journey? Here’s a simple, practical pathway to get you started: 1. Build your Vocabulary 🧠 Start with common, everyday words (e.g., Vegetables, Fruits, Family, Places etc). Focus on at least 10 new words each week and try to use them in your daily life. 2. Master Basic Grammar 📕 Learn the basics of Arabic grammar. Start with pronouns (attached and detached), simple sentence structures, and the most commin verb forms (past,present and future). Don’t worry- baby steps! 3. Form simple sentences🗣️ With your new vocab and basic grammar, start forming “baby” sentences. Think of phrases like “I am eating orange” or “She is at home”. Practice combining words to express basic ideas. 4. Practice listening and speaking 🎧 Listen to Arabic in poems, podcasts or short videos to get familiar with how it sounds. Then, try speaking-record yourself ot chat with someone in the group. No need to be perfect- just try! 5. Immerse yourself 🌍 Add a bit of Arabic to your daily life - label things in Arabic, watch short clips, or read short stories. The more exposure, the better! 6. Be consistent 🗓️ Little by little, you’ll get there in shaa Allah! Set aside 15-30mins daily to focus on Arabic Let me know how I can help you through this group in shaa Allah, If you have any questions or need resources feel free to ask in shaa Allah!

Assalamualaikum everyone! Interested to learn Arabic but wondering where to begin on your Arabic Learning Journey? Here’s a simple, practical pathway to get you started: 1. Build your Vocabulary 🧠 Start with common, everyday words (e.g., Vegetables, Fruits, Family, Places etc). Focus on at least 10 new words each week and try to use them in your daily life. 2. Master Basic Grammar 📕 Learn the basics of Arabic grammar. Start with pronouns (attached and detached), simple sentence structures, and the most commin verb forms (past,present and future). Don’t worry- baby steps! 3. Form simple sentences🗣️ With your new vocab and basic grammar, start forming “baby” sentences. Think of phrases like “I am eating orange” or “She is at home”. Practice combining words to express basic ideas. 4. Practice listening and speaking 🎧 Listen to Arabic in poems, podcasts or short videos to get familiar with how it sounds. Then, try speaking-record yourself ot chat with someone in the group. No need to be perfect- just try! 5. Immerse yourself 🌍 Add a bit of Arabic to your daily life - label things in Arabic, watch short clips, or read short stories. The more exposure, the better! 6. Be consistent 🗓️ Little by little, you’ll get there in shaa Allah! Set aside 15-30mins daily to focus on Arabic Let me know how I can help you through this group in shaa Allah, If you have any questions or need resources feel free to ask in shaa Allah!

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Few Arabic Questions beginning with 'WHAT' 1- مَاذَا تَفْعَلُ؟maza taf'al What are you doing? 2- مَاذَا تَقْرَأُ؟maza taqra'u What are you reading? 3- مَاذَا تَكْتُبُ؟maza taktubu What are you writing? @madinaharabiclearning *Note that these verbs are used when asking for a male *Check the comments to know how to ask these questions for a female

Does your child know basic Arabic and want to enhance their skills in listening, reading, writing, and speaking? Contact us now to start their Arabic journey with a very affordable Arabic group classes! @SlaveofAllah01

Would you like me to provide easy and brief lesson notes on the Arabic grammar essentials I shared above?
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Struggling with Arabic Grammar? Focus on These Essentials First! Wondering where to start with Arabic grammar without getting overwhelmed? Here’s a quick guide: 1. Nouns (Masculine/Feminine, Pronouns(attached and detached), Demonstrative Nouns, Singular/Plural) 2. Verbs (Past, Present, Future) 3. Commanding Verbs (How to give commands) 4. Prepositions (Connecting words) 5. Adverbs (Describing actions) 6. Adjectives (Describing nouns) 7. Mudhaf Mudhaf Ilayh (Possessive phrases) Get these down, and you’ll be forming sentences in no time in shaa Allah! #YourJourneyWithMuslimah

Assalamualaikum! If you're at the intermediate level and looking to improve your Arabic reading skills, this book is one of the good choices. Here are a few tips on how to get the most out of it (reading any book): 1) Read at least 1-2 pages every day. 2) Try translating the text into your preferred language. 3) Pick out 5-10 new words (you'll likely come across plenty). 4) Jot down these new words in a notepad or whatever works best for you. 5) Practice using these new words by forming sentences, or try incorporating them into conversations with an Arabic-speaking partner (native speakers are ideal), or even talk to yourself in the mirror. Hope this helps! ✨ Got any other tips or methods for learning and practicing Arabic? Drop them in the comments below ⬇️!

اللهم سخر لي كل شيء ولو كان في نظري مستحيلا Oh Allah, make everything subject to me, even if it seems impossible in my view اللهم حقق لي أمنيتي و بشرني بما أنتظر Oh Allah, fulfill my wish and give me good news of what I am waiting for ربي إني وضعت حلمي بين يديك Oh Allah I’ve placed my dreams in your hands وأملي بك لا يخيب أبدا My hope for you will never be disappointed اللهم سخر لي جنود الأرض وملائكة السماء O Allah subject the soldiers of earth and angels of heaven to me وكل من وليته أمري And everyone I put in charge of my affairs

Eid-ul-adha Mubarak to all the members in our group 🎊✨ May Allah accept our sacrifices and bless us & our family with HIS bl
Eid-ul-adha Mubarak to all the members in our group 🎊✨ May Allah accept our sacrifices and bless us & our family with HIS blessings 💙 ~ Muslimah

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