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    amuslim
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    Peace,

    I found a good video on youtube and thought Id share it for others. The main website is www.understandquran.com from what Ive seen from the comments. Theres in total 6 different lessons, each lesson in three different parts. Click on the username of the person who uploaded it to find the rest of the videos.

    http//www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBDm-MzCDUw

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      AlFajr
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      Peace amuslim,
      Thank you for the links, I am also trying to learn Arabic. Maybe this thread can grow into a list of resources God Willing?

      Al

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        Peace aalmakto,

        Mashallah you're welcome. Hopefully others can input valuable information here as well. Like I said, you need to click on the username of the uploaded to see the rest of the videos.

        BTW, heres an Arabic Transliteration of Quran if you want to follow the video.
        http//www.ishwar.com/islam/holy_quran/

        Also great audio clips of qira'at from qari Abdullaah `Awwaad Al-Juhanee
        http//hidayahonline.org/?page=audio&reciter=14

        Peace

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            Peace "amuslim",
            Why are you trying to teach us sunni/shia arabic hwich is obviously biased to a greayt extent. A few examples would be the terms "daraba,salat, zakaat, sallu, hajj". In classical Arabic these terms do not translate into "beat/strike, prayer, obligatory charity, bless, pilgrimage" respectively but into "seperate/give,place,set (examples), comittment, purify, contact/support, debate/argument" respectively taking into account the root words as well as classical arabic dictionaries and the use of these terms in various arabic societies without introducing religious bias. So please stop fooling the ppl with religious dogma. GOD Bless!

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              Peace jonny_k,

              Peace "amuslim",
              Why are you trying to teach us sunni/shia arabic hwich is obviously biased to a greayt extent. A few examples would be the terms "daraba,salat, zakaat, sallu, hajj". In classical Arabic these terms do not translate into "beat/strike, prayer, obligatory charity, bless, pilgrimage" respectively but into "seperate/give,place,set (examples), comittment, purify, contact/support, debate/argument" respectively taking into account the root words as well as classical arabic dictionaries and the use of these terms in various arabic societies without introducing religious bias. So please stop fooling the ppl with religious dogma. GOD Bless!

              Im aware of that, and I take it that others here would be aware of that as well (how a lot of your ideas on Hajj, Salat, etc. differ from most). Please dont tell me to "stop fooling" as it makes it seem that I am intentionally trying to turn others Sunni, I AM NOT.

              If you give me a better study guide like this, then please do so. Huwa, hum, etc. is a great study that he gives and is easy to commit to memory in his fashion. Even if some of his words are not what is considered by the dictionary as "literally correct", it can be checked later, at least you are learning something. Also, people are entitled to their own opinions on matters and it would be best if you accepted others peoples beliefs instead of shooting it down with your own, it comes off offensive.

              Peace

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                amuslim
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                Peace,

                Heres some PDF lessons on "Fundamentals of Classical Arabic" that I found

                http//www.sacredlearning.org/classrooms/arabic/index.htm

                16 lessons that are straight to point.

                Wa Salaam

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                  Yosemite
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                  Salam

                  This is revelant to my interests.

                  I'll have a look very soon. Thanks you for the links

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