Mapping the Essential Parts of verbal Sentences Jumlah Fayliyah {BK2-L01-P2}

This video is part-2 of lesson one, Book Two "The language of Qur'an Easier than English" series. {BK2-L01-P2}.

Your bird-eye guide to Arabic verbal sentences, known as Jumlah Fayliyah. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced learner, this video will simplify the complexities of Arabic grammar and enhance your understanding of the key components of verbal sentences.


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0:00 Introduction
3:12 Verb Forms I to X
7:22 Example conjugation Form I
12:06 Form II and IV
17:45 Conjugate 140 words
21:58 Three components of a Verb
23:53 Mapping Jumlah Fayliyah
25:35 Three types of verbs
28:10 Two types of doer
31:11 Two types of object
36:32 Conclusion

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Discover
Verb Forms I to X - Understand the different verb forms in Arabic and their applications.
Example Conjugation Form I - See practical examples of verb conjugation in Form I.
Form II and IV - Dive into the specifics of conjugating verbs in Forms II and IV.
Conjugate 140 Words - Learn how to conjugate 140 common Arabic words.
Three Components of a Verb - Break down the essential parts of an Arabic verb.
Mapping Jumlah Fayliyah - Explore the structure of Arabic verbal sentences in detail.
Three Types of Verbs - Identify and understand the different types of verbs in Arabic.
Two Types of Doer - Differentiate between the two types of doers (subjects) in Arabic sentences.
Two Types of Object - Learn about the two types of objects in Arabic sentences.
Conclusion - Recap and final thoughts on mastering Jumlah Fayliyah.

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