L010 - Madinah Arabic Language Course

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Lesson 10 -

Introduction In this lesson we will In-Sh-Allh learn the following things:

The Possessive Pronouns (the words used instead of nouns to show possession or

ownership of something)

Possessive Pronoun Example Arabic

Your (masculine) book ()

Your (feminine) book ()

His book ()

Her book ()

My book ()

Our book ()

Two new words and their cases.

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English Arabic

Father

Brother

In this lesson we will learn the use of a few new prepositions. We have learnt that

prepositions are the words used to connect two or more words or sentences (Lesson No.4

section 3). Both of the prepositions have the same meaning but are used in different

situations

English Arabic

About

Along with / With

/ To have

At/In

In this lesson we will also learn the use of verbs with the pronouns. We have already

learnt the simple form of the verb in (Lesson No. 4 section 12).

English New form of verb Pronoun Added Simple Verb

You went You (masculine)

You went You (feminine)

He went He


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She went She

I went I

We went We

We will also learn the vowel endings of the masculine nouns that are similar to the

feminine nouns

English Arabic

Hamza

Talha

Usama



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Lesson 10 -

Attached Pronouns - In this lesson, we will learn a new topic which deals with the pronouns In-Sh-Allh (God-Willing).

Pronouns are the words used instead of nouns. In Arabic the pronouns are generally of two types

The Detached Pronouns ( )The Attached Pronouns ( )

In English the Attached Pronouns (also called the Possessive Pronouns) are "words which show the

possession (or relationship) of an object (or person) of something' e.g., if we want to express the

possession of a book we would say: "this book is hers". Similarly if a person wants to express his

possession of a pen, he would say, "This pen is mine". In Arabic however "The Possessive Pronouns"

are suffixes (one or two letters attached at the end of a word) attached to the nouns only. They are

not full-fledged words. Lets take some examples to learn the rule

Translation Transliteration Arabic Pronoun

This book is yours

(masculine)

Hdh kitbuka ()

This pen is yours (feminine) Hdh qalamuki ()

This bag is his Hdhihi aqbatuhu ()


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This note book is hers Hdhihi kurrsatuha ()

This house is mine Hdh bait ()

Islam is our religion Al Islmu dnuna ()

Following are some examples to better understand the above mentioned rules:

Pictures English Transliteration Arabic

Who are you?

I am a new student

from India

Man Anta?

An libun addun

minal hindi

.

What is your name?

My name is Abbas

Mas muka?

Ismi Abbasun

.

And who is that

sitting?

He is my colleague

and his name is Anser,

he is from Japan.

Wa man hdh

allisu?

Huwa zaml was

muhu anser huwa

minal Ybni

.

This is my pen and its

colour is red.

Hdh qalam wa

lawnuhu Amaru

.


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Oh Abbas what is your

mother tongue?

My mother tongue is

Urdu and it is an easy

language.

Ma lughatuka ya

abbsu?

Lughati Urdiyyatun

wahiya lughatun

sahlatun.

.

And what is Anser's

mother tongue?

His mother tongue is

Japanese and it is a

difficult language.

Wa ma hiya lughatu

ansara?

Lughatuhu Al

Yabaniyyatu wahiya

lughatun aabatun

.





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Lesson 10 -

Exercise - In this section we will have multiple questions to test your understanding of the principles we have

learnt In-Sh'-Allh (God-Willing). To answer the questions:

o Type the complete answer for the following questions by selecting the question and using the

on-screen keyboard or your actual keyboard.

o Use the Shift key to enter characters on the upper portions of the letters and use full

diacritics in your answers e.g. fathah, kasrah, sukn etc.

o Do not use diacritics in the following cases:

The Alif followed by laam (while the laam itself can be signed with a vowel) The laam followed by alif (while the Al if itself can be signed when it comes with

hamzah).

Do not put the small Alif on words like . Do not put diacritics on long vowels.

o Upon completion of all questions, click on the Mark button to see the correct answer and to

get your mark.

For more instructions click here.

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The Arabic sentence above means "Fill in the following blanks with the appropriate pronoun". For

each of the sentences, type out the full sentence using the words below.

Mark Reset

..... (Muhammad is a doctor and his son

is an Engineer)

..... (This girl is a student her name is

Zainab)

...

(Aminah is in the room and hermother is in the kitchen)

... (This is a great merchant and his

name is Abdullah)

...

(A boy went out of the class andTahir was with him)

... (Ayesha is a doctor and her sister is

a nurse)

Mark Reset





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Lesson 10 -

The five nouns - In this lesson we will learn the following two new words and the rules regarding their use

In-Sh-Allh (God-Willing):

Translation Transliteration Arabic

Father Abun

Brother Akhun

The words above belong to a category of five words called (we will learn theremaining three in later lessons In-Sh-Allh). When we want to say "Your book" in Arabic we say

but when we want to say "your father", it would be written as

and not

. Similar is

the case with the word "brother" when a pronoun is added to it, a letter 'ww' is added as a second

last letter and hence the word will become instead of.When any of these words annexed with pronouns appear in the nominative case (we will learn more

about this later), the letter "ww" is added as the penultimate (second to last) letter i.e., or but when they appear in genitive case (we will learn more about this later)the letter 'ya' is added instead of 'ww' and the word thus formed is or .

English Arabic Case


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Hamid's brother Nominative Case

The father of Muhammad

Book of my brother Genitive Case

Her father's house





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Lesson 10 -

Prepositions - In this lesson we will learn three new prepositions. We have learnt that prepositions are the words

used to connect two or more words or sentences (Lesson No.4 section 3) and (Lesson No.6 section 6).

These prepositions are:

English Pronunciation Arabic

About an

With Maa

At/In Bi

The preposition means about or from e.g. means (to talk about), and means (far from)The preposition means with, e.g. means the book is with the student.The letter means at or in e.g., if we say it means "He is at the university" or it means she is in the kitchen.

English Transliteration Arabic


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My house is far from the

mosqueBait badun an al masjidi

.

Ahmad is sitting with

KhalidAhmadu jalisun ma'a Khalidin .

With me is a friend Ma'ee sadeequn .

Khalid is talking about

himself

khlidun yataaddathu an

nafsihi

.My friend in Egypt - his

name is Ahmedadq bimira ismuhu amadu

.

It must be remembered that "" meaning 'to have' should only be used with the things that areseparable, e.g. means we have a book. It should not be used with relations and partsof the body. So if we want to say 'He has a nose', we should say instead of or meaning she has a sister, instead of . The preposition takes a fatah onits ending when used with all the pronouns except meaning "with me". When used with , ittakes a kasrah instead of the fatah so it will become so we say and not





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Lesson 10 -









hamzah).



get your mark.



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The Arabic sentence above means "Answer the following questions with the help of the pictures as

in the example". For each of the sentences, type out the full sentence using the words below.

:(Do you have a pen)

. (No, I have a book)

Mark Reset

(Do you have a bag?)

(Egg)

(Does she have a chair?)

(Bed)

(Does he have a cat?)

(Dog)

(Do you have a paper?)

(Handkerchief)

Mark Reset





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Lesson 10 -

The verb with the pronouns - In this lesson we will learn about the form of verb when attached with the pronouns In-Sh-Allh

(God-Willing). We have already learnt two simple verbs in (Lesson No. 4 section 12) which are:

meaning Went. meaning Went out.

Lets see the form of the verb when it is attached to different pronouns:

English New form of verb Pronoun Added Simple Verb

You went

(masculine)

You (masculine)

You went

(feminine)

You (feminine)

He went He

She went She

I went I


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We went We

You went out

(masculine)

You (masculine)

You went out

(feminine)

You (feminine)

He went out He

She went out She

I went out I

We went out We

Lets take some more examples to understand the rule more clearly:

Picture English Arabic

Ahmad went to Iraq. .

Amina went out of the

classroom.

.


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Where did you go O Ayesha?

Why did you go out of the

mosque?

Did Bilquees go to the kitchen?

I went to the hospital. .

We went out of the university.





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Lesson 10 -

Continued

In this lesson we will learn about the vowel ending of the masculine nouns resembling the feminine

nouns In-Sh-Allh (God-Willing). We have learnt that the feminine nouns have no tanwn on their

last letter e.g.: etc. Similarly there are certain masculine proper nouns thathave (t marbah) as their last letter - therefore they also do not have tanwn on their lastletter, e.g.: etc.Lets take some examples to better understand the rule:

Pictures English Arabic

Fatima's husband is Mu'awiya. .

Khalid went out with Talha. .


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Your (feminine) car is with Usama. .

I went to Hamza. .

In this lesson we will also learn the use of "" as a negative particle In-Sh-Allh (God-Willing).We have learnt the use of "" as an interrogative (questioning) article in (Lesson No. 1 section 3).

Picture English Arabic

Do you have a pen?

No, I do not have a pen.

.

Do you have a bag?

No, I do not have a bag.

.

Who is this child?

This child is the son of Mu'awiya.

.

Did you go to Khalid?

No, I went to Hanzala .


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hamzah).



get your mark.



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The Arabic sentence above means "Answer the following questions". For each of the sentences, type

out the full sentence using the words below.

:(Where is your father, oh Tahir?)

(My father is in China)

Mark Reset

()

(Where did you go O Fatima?)

()

(What is your language O Abbas?)

()

(Who is with you O Jamal?)

()

(Is his house near the University?)

Mark Reset





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Lesson 10 -

Revision In this lesson, we have learnt the following things:

The Possessive Pronouns " "Two of the Five Nouns " "Three new Prepositions " "Pronouns when added to the verbs.

Vowel ending of masculine proper nouns similar to the feminine nouns i.e., having 't

marbah' as their last letter

Vocabulary Revision -

Your (feminine) Your (Masculine)

Her His

Our My, mine

Brother Father

With With / Near


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You went At / In

She went You went

(feminine)

We went I went

Religion Islam

Colour Colleague

Language/Mother tongue Red

Iraq Urdu

Child Husband

French Kuwait

Now that you have covered this lesson, please also try some of the additional features we have

including:

o Discussion Forum Discuss the grammatical topics learnt and any areas of confusion.

o Vocabulary Flashcards Practice your vocabulary by category.

o Questions Flashcards Practice questions related to the grammatical topics covered in the

lessons.

We will be updating the features above to help you throughout the course In-Sh-Allh (God

willing).


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