The Qur'aan Lexicographical Model: The Remarkable Program Of The Words.
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Salaam al-amiyr, thank you very much again. I try my best to answer correctly your questions.
s x m
01 sa'ama
02 sabama
03 satama
04 sathama
05 sajama
06 sahama
07 sakhama
08 sadama
09 sadhama
10 sarama
11 sazama
12 sasama
13 sashama
14 saSama
15 saDama
16 saTama
17 saDhama
18 sa"ama
19 saghama
20 safama
21 saqama
22 sakama
23 salama
24 samama
25 sanama
26 saHama
27 sawama
28 sayamaI wait for you correction and for your next questions al-amiyr,
Salaam
+salaam Raspberry Red
Excellent! I think that you now grasp the whole concept of the first form of the Arabic verbs. Before continuing can you answer the following question?
Could you calculate the total of possibilities of triliteral verbal roots that would be generated when running the Arabic Alphabet through the triliteral compression XaXaXa? Good luck!
+salaam
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+salaam Raspberry Red
Excellent! I think that you now grasp the whole concept of the first form of the Arabic verbs. Before continuing can you answer the following question?
Could you calculate the total of possibilities of triliteral verbal roots that would be generated when running the Arabic Alphabet through the triliteral compression XaXaXa? Good luck!
+salaam
Salaam al-amiyr,
Thank you again for your reply, here is my calculation
XaXaXa
I write it X1aX2aX3a
There are 28 possible letters for X1, 28 possible letters for X2, and 28 possible letters for X3,
so 282828 = 21 952 possibilities of triliteral verbal roots that we can generate when running the Arabic alphabet through the triliteral compression XaXaXa.I wait patiently for your next reply,
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Salaam al-amiyr,
Thank you again for your reply, here is my calculation
XaXaXa
I write it X1aX2aX3a
There are 28 possible letters for X1, 28 possible letters for X2, and 28 possible letters for X3,
so 282828 = 21 952 possibilities of triliteral verbal roots that we can generate when running the Arabic alphabet through the triliteral compression XaXaXa.I wait patiently for your next reply,
Salaam+salaam Raspberry Red
Excellent! There are 21 952 triliteral verbal roots in The Qur'aan Lexicographical Model. This is the total that the Arabic language can produce. Could you answer the following questions?
1- How many kinds of triliteral verbs are there?
2- Can you present numerically as well as vertically the diiferent kinds of triliteral verbs in their compressed form?+salaam
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Peace and salaam+ brother al-amyr
I get interested on two points from you.First called this "Lexicograh model", the second is your information about your descendant you gave me in earlier days.
But because it's hard to me to learn from you in this forum, due to "language barrier", so are you already released books about this??
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Peace and salaam+ brother al-amyr
I get interested on two points from you.First called this "Lexicograh model", the second is your information about your descendant you gave me in earlier days.
But because it's hard to me to learn from you in this forum, due to "language barrier", so are you already released books about this??
+salaam brother Earthdom
I lecture all the books (over 100) direct from my memory wherever I go. I am hoping to finish completely one two or three before the end of this year inshaa ALLAAH.
- The Qur'aan Cosmological Model - a delineation of the origin, evolution and end of the present cosmic order.
- The Qur'aan and the Junction between the Two Seas - the journey of Moses to the The Cape of Good Hope about 3300 years ago.
- The Qur'aan Mathematical Model - dimensions and definitions.
What language do you speak? I could simplify all the discussions right to your level for your understanding as well. That would not be a problem. It would also benefit many. Let me know inshaa ALLAAH.
+salaam
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+salaam brother Earthdom
I lecture all the books (over 100) direct from my memory wherever I go. I am hoping to finish completely one two or three before the end of this year inshaa ALLAAH.
- The Qur'aan Cosmological Model - a delineation of the origin, evolution and end of the present cosmic order.
- The Qur'aan and the Junction between the Two Seas - the journey of Moses to the The Cape of Good Hope about 3300 years ago.
- The Qur'aan Mathematical Model - dimensions and definitions.
What language do you speak? I could simplify all the discussions right to your level for your understanding as well. That would not be a problem. It would also benefit many. Let me know inshaa ALLAAH.
+salaam
+Salaam brother al-amyr.
Thanks for your responding.I'm also interested in your Quran mathematical model as well.Is that three books already been published in bookstore?
As Indonesian from Javanese origin, I speak Indonesian and two kinds of javanese language.I'm mastering english and Arabic as well but for this Arabic, my vocabulary is poor.
But don't worry I always examine your article in slow way, so I can understand your respected knowledge.
Peace
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+salaam Raspberry Red
Excellent! There are 21 952 triliteral verbal roots in The Qur'aan Lexicographical Model. This is the total that the Arabic language can produce. Could you answer the following questions?
1- How many kinds of triliteral verbs are there?
2- Can you present numerically as well as vertically the diiferent kinds of triliteral verbs in their compressed form?+salaam
Salaam al-amiyr,
Thank you for your reply, I try to answer your two questions
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I saw in the program to generate all the Arabic root verbs that the pattern 4 corresponds to the triliteral verbs is xax-xa, and - is any short vowel a/i/u, then I deduce that that there are 3 kinds of triliteral verbs.
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Here are the different kinds of triliteral verbs
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xaxaxa
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xaxixa
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xaxuxa
Thank you again for all your questions and answers.
Salaam
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+Salaam brother al-amyr.
Thanks for your responding.I'm also interested in your Quran mathematical model as well.Is that three books already been published in bookstore?
As Indonesian from Javanese origin, I speak Indonesian and two kinds of javanese language.I'm mastering english and Arabic as well but for this Arabic, my vocabulary is poor.
But don't worry I always examine your article in slow way, so I can understand your respected knowledge.
Peace
+salaam brother Earthdom
Sorry for not being more clear. If ALLAAH had willed, I would have them printed and make them available before the end of the year. However all the knowledge contained in them will be without any copyright and any one will be able to use them as they please.
If you wish I can open a thread introducing the mathematics of the Book (al-kitaab) and the Recitation/Reading (al-Qur'aan) inshaa ALLAAH.
Also I have many relatives who are also descendants from Indonesia and Malaysia. In fact two of my maternal ancestors' ancestors during the last 150 years came from Java and neighboring regions.
Have you heard about Ahmad Ataullah Effendi. He was the eldest son of my great grandfather who was assassinated at the age of 39 in 1903 by the British for his support of the liberation of all the Malaysian nations. In fact he is regarded as one on the founding fathers of Malay Nationalism. He was also a helper of Mahatma Ghandi before he became famous in the world afterwards.Here is what what a British historian has written about this grand uncle of mine.
"Britain?s patience with Dutch sensitivity about allowing an official Turkish consul to Singapore had warn particularly thin once they saw a Turkish consul in Batavia (see below). In July 1901, therefore, they allowed a Turkish official, Haji Attaullah Effendi, to take up the job.
In 1903 this consul received an appeal from Sultan Taha of Jambi, who had been defying the Dutch in the interior for nearly 50 years. He must have forwarded it to his government, since Turkey made representations on Taha?s behalf to The Hague shortly thereafter. 26 The Dutch were sufficiently aroused by the dangers such involvement represented to pursue and kill Taha the following year. A few months thereafter most of the Jambi nobility was again in revolt, apparently stimulated by a Hungarian officer in the Turkish army, who claimed to have a special commission from the Caliph to assist in the defence of Jambi. He was quickly arrested, nineteen chiefs...."The Ottomans in Southeast Asia
Anthony Reid
Asia Research Institute
National University of Singapore
[email protected]
February 2005My grand uncle was assassinated in 1903 when he was away from his family who resided in South Africa. He was the eldest of the family. He is buried in the royal cemetery in Singapore. Many nations send their ambassadors to his funeral and it is reported in the newspapers of the time that he had one of the greatest funerals seen in the country.
+salaam
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+salaam brother Earthdom
Sorry for not being more clear. If ALLAAH had willed, I would have them printed and make them available before the end of the year. However all the knowledge contained in them will be without any copyright and any one will be able to use them as they please.
If you wish I can open a thread introducing the mathematics of the Book (al-kitaab) and the Recitation/Reading (al-Qur'aan) inshaa ALLAAH.
Also I have many relatives who are also descendants from Indonesia and Malaysia. In fact two of my maternal ancestors' ancestors during the last 150 years came from Java and neighboring regions.
Have you heard about Ahmad Ataullah Effendi. He was the eldest son of my great grandfather who was assassinated at the age of 39 in 1903 by the British for his support of the liberation of all the Malaysian nations. In fact he is regarded as one on the founding fathers of Malay Nationalism. He was also a helper of Mahatma Ghandi before he became famous in the world afterwards.Here is what what a British historian has written about this grand uncle of mine.
"Britain?s patience with Dutch sensitivity about allowing an official Turkish consul to Singapore had warn particularly thin once they saw a Turkish consul in Batavia (see below). In July 1901, therefore, they allowed a Turkish official, Haji Attaullah Effendi, to take up the job.
In 1903 this consul received an appeal from Sultan Taha of Jambi, who had been defying the Dutch in the interior for nearly 50 years. He must have forwarded it to his government, since Turkey made representations on Taha?s behalf to The Hague shortly thereafter. 26 The Dutch were sufficiently aroused by the dangers such involvement represented to pursue and kill Taha the following year. A few months thereafter most of the Jambi nobility was again in revolt, apparently stimulated by a Hungarian officer in the Turkish army, who claimed to have a special commission from the Caliph to assist in the defence of Jambi. He was quickly arrested, nineteen chiefs...."The Ottomans in Southeast Asia
Anthony Reid
Asia Research Institute
National University of Singapore
[email protected]
February 2005My grand uncle was assassinated in 1903 when he was away from his family who resided in South Africa. He was the eldest of the family. He is buried in the royal cemetery in Singapore. Many nations send their ambassadors to his funeral and it is reported in the newspapers of the time that he had one of the greatest funerals seen in the country.
+salaam
Thank you my respected brother.I don't know who Ahmad Ayatullah Effendi before.During my school time I also learn about my country during medieval era or pre-independence.
Sultan Thaha Syaifuddin of Jambi or Raden Thaha Ningrat (Raden, ningrat is one of Indonesian peerages) is one of our national hero, because his main contribution in revolt against Dutch occupant.
I don't know how to track your family in my country, because most of Arab-Indonesian is from Yemeni descent who came from Hadramaut descent.Some of them claim they're Nabi Muhammad's descendant.
Their nasab is Asy-Syaikh Al-Imam Abubakar Basyeiban bin Muhammad Asadillah Ba'Alawi Al-Hadhrami Al-Husaini
Their main community named Basyeiban, this is not only enough for Yemeni descent in Indonesia but also all hadramaut descent in Nusantara region.
https//www.facebook.com/login.php?next=https//www.facebook.com/groups/AalBasyaiban/
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Salaam al-amiyr,
Thank you for your reply, I try to answer your two questions
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I saw in the program to generate all the Arabic root verbs that the pattern 4 corresponds to the triliteral verbs is xax-xa, and - is any short vowel a/i/u, then I deduce that that there are 3 kinds of triliteral verbs.
-
Here are the different kinds of triliteral verbs
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xaxaxa
-
xaxixa
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xaxuxa
Thank you again for all your questions and answers.
Salaam
+salaam and excellent Raspberry Red
Decompress the the following triliteral past tense compression XaXaXa with the following values.
first ...... = X
second .. = l
third ..... = mNumber each in a vertical presentation! Good luck! inshaa ALLAAH
+salaam
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+salaam and excellent Raspberry Red
Decompress the the following triliteral past tense compression XaXaXa with the following values.
first ...... = X
second .. = l
third ..... = mNumber each in a vertical presentation! Good luck! inshaa ALLAAH
+salaam
Salaam al-amiyr,
Thank you for this next exercize, here is my answer
- 'alama
- balama
- talama
- thalama
- jalama
- halama
- khalama
- dalama
- dhalama
- ralama
- zalama
- salama
- shalama
- Salama
- Dalama
- Talama
- Dhalama
- "alama
- ghalama
- falama
- qalama
- kalama
- lalama
- malama
- nalama
- Halama
- walama
- yalama
Thank you again for your exercizes and replies.
Salaam
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Salaam al-amiyr,
Thank you for this next exercize, here is my answer
- 'alama
- balama
- talama
- thalama
- jalama
- halama
- khalama
- dalama
- dhalama
- ralama
- zalama
- salama
- shalama
- Salama
- Dalama
- Talama
- Dhalama
- "alama
- ghalama
- falama
- qalama
- kalama
- lalama
- malama
- nalama
- Halama
- walama
- yalama
Thank you again for your exercizes and replies.
Salaam
+salaam and excellent Raspberry Red
We will be coming to another important rule soon. From the Arabic written lessons that you learned, can you write all those verbs in the Arabic script with the same presentations?
+salaam
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+salaam and excellent Raspberry Red
We will be coming to another important rule soon. From the Arabic written lessons that you learned, can you write all those verbs in the Arabic script with the same presentations?
+salaam
Salaam al-amiyr, thank you again for your quick reply and new exercize.
Here is my answer based on what I learnt of the Arabic alphabetI wait for your next post and maybe correction.
Salaam
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Salaam al-amiyr, thank you again for your quick reply and new exercize.
Here is my answer based on what I learnt of the Arabic alphabetI wait for your next post and maybe correction.
Salaam
+salaam Raspberry Red
Very excellent! Look again at the program that extends the verbal roots into 14 higher verbal extensions. Be aware of the eighth form! There is a special rule there by the inserted 'ta'.
iX (ta) Xa Xa.
To demonstrate this rule to be seen do the following task.Extend salama and Salaha into its higher verbal extensions.
Good luck!
+salaam
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+salaam Raspberry Red
Very excellent! Look again at the program that extends the verbal roots into 14 higher verbal extensions. Be aware of the eighth form! There is a special rule there by the inserted 'ta'.
iX (ta) Xa Xa.
To demonstrate this rule to be seen do the following task.Extend salama and Salaha into its higher verbal extensions.
Good luck!
+salaam
Salaam al-amiyr,
Thank you again for your answer and new exercize, here is my answer
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salama
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sallama
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saalama
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'aslama
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tasallama
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tasaalama
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insalama
0 istalama -
islamma
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istaslama
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islaamma
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islawlama
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islawwama
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islanmama
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islanmaa
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Salaha
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Sallaha
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Saalaha
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'aSlaha
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taSallaha
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taSaalaha
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inSalaha
0 iStalaha -
iSlahha
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istaSlaha
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iSlaahha
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iSlawlaha
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iSlawwaha
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iSlanhaha
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iSlanhaa
I wait for your answer, thank you.
Salaam
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