SubhanAllah ( 3) Alhamdulillah (3) Allahu Akber (3) La illaha illallah (3) La hawla wa la quata illah billah (3) Allahumma azirni min an nar (7) Allahumma inni as alukal jannah (7)
This "Imalah" is actually used once in the whole mushaf of Hafs 'an 'Aasim but in other qiraat the imalah is used more than once for example in the mushaf of Khalaf 'an Hamza jazakum allahu khayran
This sentence we(Indonesian) use when we want to go to everywhere with a transportation. Bismillahhi majreha wamursaha inna robbi laghofurrur rohim... CMIIWW
﴿فَاذْكُرُونِي أَذْكُرْكُمْ﴾💗 -سبحان الله . -الحمدلله . -لاإله إلا الله . -الله أكبر. -سبحان الله وبحمده . -سبحان الله العظيم . -لاحول ولا قوة إلا بالله. -اللهم صل وسلم على نبينا محمد. -لاإله إلا أنت سبحانك إني كنت من الظالمين.
Sunan Ibn Majah 232 'Abdur-Rahman bin 'Abdullah narrated from his father that: The Prophet said: "May Allah cause his face to shine, the man who hears a Hadith from us and conveys it, for perhaps the one to whom it is conveyed may remember it better than the one who (first) hears it."
I remember learning about this and telling it to my family members and they laughed at me saying that I'm making it up because the phoneme [e] doesn't exist classical Arabic. Took me years to convince them with evidence from the recitations of well-known Arab Qaris. Anyway, I'm curious about that first Imala. It sounds like the stressed "schwa" sound. Either way, that word is a unique word in the Quran because it is prounounced with the unique phones that don't exist in other Arabic words. Thanks for making Arabic easier for us non-Arab speakers. May Allah reward you for your hard work.
Old-Quranic Arabic used Imala and many more Quranic features and it exists in Levantese dialects (As a Decendent of old Arabic) and deleting the Final Ya in some cases (Northern Najdic Arabic has this feature)
@@AresydatchI see, I didn't know it much more common. Thanks for the info. Speaking of Levantine Arabic, I know it has word-initial consonant cluster, did the Old-Arabic or one of the dialects or sub-dialects have this feature? Has it been preserved in the surviving dialects of Saudi Arabia?
Wow, thanks. Najdi Arabic seems to have a very interesting phonology. Recently I've learned that pronounces the word کلب as [t͡salb], this alveolar affricate isn't found in other dialects.
@@standardpashto That's a relatively new feature called Tastasah التستسة in which you change all Ks to TS Kaskasah الكسكسة is the Archaic one in which you change the Feminine address form Kaf to TS or S or Ks
I'm also learning Arabic language so I can read The Qur'an. I wish that both of us learn Arabic soon. I have been praying for ease in learning Arabic. I'll remember you in my dua.
Mashallah, I am Spanish and this literally sounds like an "E", so it is easy to pronounce, in fact we have more issue with the mild H, because we are used to pronoune the hard H, kh... and in the dialect i speak here, which is catalan, we have the softer H, the one we make with Jonathan for instance. But we don't have the mild H in our words in any case, so we got to get used to that sound... Also the deep D and T and whatnot... Alhamdulillah for Islam
Did you do zikr today? No? Okay, let's do it now, it won't take long Astaghfirullah ×5 Subhan Allah ×5 Alhumdulillah ×5 Allah hu Akhbar ×5 La illaha ill allah ×3 Subhan Allah hi w bihamdihi ×3 Subhan Allah al'adheem ×3 Allah huma ini asaluka al jannah ×7 Allah huma ajirni minan naar ×7 Allahummaghfir lil muslimina wal muslimati ×3 Congratulations! That didn't take very long now, did it? Try and do this everyday, give Allah your time. Spread this comment to remind other Muslims and guide them back to the right path. May Allah reward you with the greatest version of something you always wanted Ameem
Prophet Muhammed SAW said "In 3 situations, if you pray a dua, it will definitely get accepted." 1.When your body starts to shake. 2.when you have fear in your heart. 3.when you have tears in your eyes. Our Prophet Muhammad also said : "Whoever shares this knowledge, he will have a house in front of me." (Al-Bukhari) did you do your zikr today?🕋 🗣no? 🕋ok lets go it will take 3 minutes 🗣Astaghfirullah x5 🗣Alhamdulillah x5 🗣Subhanallah x5 🗣Allah hu akbar x5 🗣La ilaha illa Allah x3 🗣Subhan Allah hi wa bi hamdi hi x3 🗣Subhan Allah al'adheem x3 🗣Allah huma ini asaluka al jannah x7 🗣Allah huma ajirni minan naar x7 🗣Allahummamaghfir lil muslimina wal muslimati wal mu'minina wal mu'minati x3 🕋well done, insha'Allah you will be rewarded, spread for good deeds❤️❤️❤️ Someone else sent this but I wanted to also share this if someone didn’t know this
MasyaAllah thank you so much for the knowledge you're sharing brother ❤ But brother, shouldn't (هـ) is pronounced within the deep of the throat? What i've heard from the video kinda sound like ( ح ). No offense taken though, i am merely said this as a form of my obligation to remind my moslem pal of makharijul huroof 🙏❤
This is probably the only imalah in Hafs recitation. I had always recited it like that but never knew it was because its an imalah until I learnt other recitations that use imalah more.
Bro there are 10 recites for quran and you are explaining 1 it's Warsh recite and the one with Aaa is Hafs recite and it's correct.. Please bro make sure you publish the wright things. ❤️
No brother, this is the Æ - which is the empty mouth (light) /a/ .. The alif with major imalah is closer to yaa' ... so you will pronounce alif while raising the middle of the tongue. More details here: ruclips.net/video/-IBARGLjiDo/видео.html&t
The dot was bellow 'Ra' and saying it like kasrah (bellow lines) If the dot is upper the 'Ra' is it gonna be said fathah? Fathah=upper lines اَ Kasrah=bellow lines اِ I don't know if it's different in your country but that how we said it I see the familiar video of your like my question but i still did not get it 🧐
It was revealed like this .. I highly recommend watching this lesson: ruclips.net/video/8hj7u0F3yEg/видео.html&t= It will explain the concept much better in shaa Allah
Is it a must to apply imalah here? I knew about this and once, I heard my father recite this ayah without applying imalah. I tried to correct his recitation, politely of course. But he said, we can read it with or without imalah. Since then, I don't know which is right and how I should tell my father if he's mistaken.
other qiraat say it as majraaha, for example Qaloon. So both ways are fine. But it is more proper to stick to one recitation. So if he is reading hafs an aasim, it is more proper for him to apply the imalah here.
yes brother.... if you are indian then you know that कीजिए is also written as कीजिये.... the way the yeis are changed same thing is shown here... pronounciend from aa to ai ( air ) to aei ( aerial ) to aee
For anyone wondering, this is in Surah Hud [11:41]
Thank you! I always recite this Ayah when traveling, but I did not where it was from.
Jazakallah Khair brother
jazak-Allahu-Khairun!
Jazaak Allahu Khayran
Was wondering. JazakAllah khair ❤😅
وَقَالَ ٱرْكَبُواْ فِيهَا بِسْمِ ٱللَّهِ مَجْر۪اهَا وَمُرْسَاهَآ ۚ إِنَّ رَبِّى لَغَفُورٌ رَّحِيمٌ (هود 41)
I remember when I was a kid. Learning recite this surah from my teacher. I reach this part of surah. I miss my teacher so much 😭.
❤
May Allah accept your and your teacher good deeds of learning Quran, and reunite you two with all muslims in His highest Jannah
May Allah ﷻ be pleased with his soul.
And may He forgive us all.
@@MrRoboticeyes Aameen
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Allahuma Ajirna Minannar
الَْلهُمَّ أَجِِرْنَا مِنَ النَّار
Mufti Menk mentions this dua in his series, can be used before travel in vehicles. “In the name of Allah everything starts and stops”.
I learned it as a kid that it should be recited when we are above water (water transport, bridges, etc)
the well known scholar and teacher in Makkah, Shaykh Wasiullah Abbas has warned against menk.
happy to see people interested about ahkam
SubhanAllah ( 3)
Alhamdulillah (3)
Allahu Akber (3)
La illaha illallah (3)
La hawla wa la quata illah billah (3)
Allahumma azirni min an nar (7)
Allahumma inni as alukal jannah (7)
I always wondered (listening to recital) why Mishary pronounced it “reehaa”. Now i know. جزاك الله خيرا
Yeah. You can use this The qira.a of الدوري عامر عن عاصم not Hafsa
@@Sheikh.Suleyman97can you tell me more about what you wrote.
This "Imalah" is actually used once in the whole mushaf of Hafs 'an 'Aasim
but in other qiraat the imalah is used more than once for example in the mushaf of Khalaf 'an Hamza
jazakum allahu khayran
Barakallahu fik thank you
I was searching if someone wrote that.
Useful information...
إِنَّ رَبِّي لَغَفُورٌ رَحِيمٌ ﴾. السورة : هود (41)
جزاك الله خيرا وجزا واحسن اليك يا رب العالمين ❤
لا إله إلا أنت سبحانك إني كنت من الظالمين
فستجبناله ونجيناه من الغم و كذلك ننجي المؤمنين
Google translate is stupid af
Baaraka llahu fiikum wajazaakallahu khaira fi Dunia wal akhira
soubhaanAllah everytime I have a question I find that you uploaded the answer just a few hours ago
Masha Allah
محتواك مفيد جدا الله يجزاك خير على مجهودك🤲🏼
Very useful!
terima kasih
Meree maa theek hai. Aur sunaao. Teree maa kaisee hai?
This sentence we(Indonesian) use when we want to go to everywhere with a transportation.
Bismillahhi majreha wamursaha inna robbi laghofurrur rohim...
CMIIWW
I am Indonesian, but i read this instead. Subhaanalladzi sakhoro lana hadza wa ma kunna lahu muqrinin, wa innaa ilaa robbina lamunqolibuun
@@personalityLineam malay and i read that
@@personalityLinebecause the Dua you say is the Sunnah
Jazakullah
My friend and I practically giggled with JOY at this word ma shaa'Allah. It's the love we have for Allah! Such sweetness in recitation alhamdulillah!
﴿فَاذْكُرُونِي أَذْكُرْكُمْ﴾💗
-سبحان الله .
-الحمدلله .
-لاإله إلا الله .
-الله أكبر.
-سبحان الله وبحمده .
-سبحان الله العظيم .
-لاحول ولا قوة إلا بالله.
-اللهم صل وسلم على نبينا محمد.
-لاإله إلا أنت سبحانك إني كنت من الظالمين.
Wow😮
JazakumumALLAH khayran
SubhanAllah Alhumdulilah Allahu Akbar🤍🕊💚
Jazakallahu Khairan katheera for every word of your teachings
JAZAKUMULLAH KHAYRAN
Sunan Ibn Majah 232
'Abdur-Rahman bin 'Abdullah narrated from his father that:
The Prophet said: "May Allah cause his face to shine, the man who hears a Hadith from us and conveys it, for perhaps the one to whom it is conveyed may remember it better than the one who (first) hears it."
Beautiful hadith
@@sarfun Assalamualaikum.
why don't you also start this trend?
@@enmei__________ Wa Alaikum Al Salam, great idea I’ll do just that 🤝🫶
Alhamdulillah...it's good content to teach our viewer especially muslim can recite al -Quran correctly
Ma'shaAllah tabaraak 🙏
JazakAllah khair ❤️💐
Ooowh ok thanks jazakllahkhoer
Jazaka Allah,
Masha Allah❤
جزاك الله خيرا كثيرا و عافيه ميزان حسنتي
I remember learning about this and telling it to my family members and they laughed at me saying that I'm making it up because the phoneme [e] doesn't exist classical Arabic. Took me years to convince them with evidence from the recitations of well-known Arab Qaris. Anyway, I'm curious about that first Imala. It sounds like the stressed "schwa" sound. Either way, that word is a unique word in the Quran because it is prounounced with the unique phones that don't exist in other Arabic words. Thanks for making Arabic easier for us non-Arab speakers. May Allah reward you for your hard work.
Old-Quranic Arabic used Imala and many more Quranic features and it exists in Levantese dialects (As a Decendent of old Arabic) and deleting the Final Ya in some cases (Northern Najdic Arabic has this feature)
@@AresydatchI see, I didn't know it much more common. Thanks for the info. Speaking of Levantine Arabic, I know it has word-initial consonant cluster, did the Old-Arabic or one of the dialects or sub-dialects have this feature? Has it been preserved in the surviving dialects of Saudi Arabia?
@@standardpashto It's not a feature of old Arabic, but it developed in different Arabic dialects, like in Najdi you can say Qhawah instead of Qahwah
Wow, thanks. Najdi Arabic seems to have a very interesting phonology. Recently I've learned that pronounces the word کلب as [t͡salb], this alveolar affricate isn't found in other dialects.
@@standardpashto That's a relatively new feature called Tastasah التستسة in which you change all Ks to TS
Kaskasah الكسكسة is the Archaic one in which you change the Feminine address form Kaf to TS or S or Ks
Jazakallahu khairan
SubhanAllah ❤
Majreha wa mursaha...
Mashallah
Jazak Allah khaer
I didn't knew that
SubhanAllah , you’re the BEST. ❤
Thank you for sharing. But what would be great also would be the reason why it's pronounced in that manner
Don't forget to say this😊
10× Allahu Akbar
10× Subhanallah
10× Alhamdulillah
10× Lailaha illalah
10× Astagfirullah
Good deeds for you and me😊😊
thank you for this video
❤❤❤❤❤
Once in the hafs reading of Qur’aan, I believe more often in some others
Thank you
Here goes my dream of learning Arabic!!! It's a festival of complexities.
Having a love for it a good memory & repetition. Go crazy dont let your body be lazy. The more you do it the easier it becomes
It's only for this one verse btw
I'm also learning Arabic language so I can read The Qur'an. I wish that both of us learn Arabic soon. I have been praying for ease in learning Arabic. I'll remember you in my dua.
its ez to learn arabic, there are some nuances ofc but it is really simple for the most part
@@Pudding_zip it took me 2 weeks to learn to read. My children could all read by the age of 4.
It's the first time I know about this , thank you :)
Interesting
SUBHANALLAH
This is my very first time
So it occures only Once In a Whole Holy Book Quran
It is called open-mid front unrounded vowel, /ɛ/. In english, its sound is sames as bet, bed, may, say, hay, get, then, them, take, make, & way.
😊
Once in Hafs, countless in Warsh
Thanks
Mashallah, I am Spanish and this literally sounds like an "E", so it is easy to pronounce, in fact we have more issue with the mild H, because we are used to pronoune the hard H, kh... and in the dialect i speak here, which is catalan, we have the softer H, the one we make with Jonathan for instance. But we don't have the mild H in our words in any case, so we got to get used to that sound...
Also the deep D and T and whatnot...
Alhamdulillah for Islam
Did you do zikr today?
No?
Okay, let's do it now, it won't take long
Astaghfirullah ×5
Subhan Allah ×5
Alhumdulillah ×5
Allah hu Akhbar ×5
La illaha ill allah ×3
Subhan Allah hi w bihamdihi ×3
Subhan Allah al'adheem ×3
Allah huma ini asaluka al jannah ×7
Allah huma ajirni minan naar ×7
Allahummaghfir lil muslimina wal muslimati ×3
Congratulations!
That didn't take very long now, did it? Try and do this everyday, give Allah your time. Spread this comment to remind other Muslims and guide them back to the right path. May Allah reward you with the greatest version of something you always wanted
Ameem
You can think of the pronunciation of "مجرها" as the letter A in English
Please do not write the words of the Quran like this.
Barak Allahu feekum
@@Arabic101 I had no intention of distorting the Qur’an. I hope my comment is appropriate now.
Jazakallah khairan
Anytime i go onboard for fishing or other
I read this ayah
It's only used once in Hafs an Asim
Hamza Aan Khalaf recitation
Not actually that's Hafs.
In Hamza the imalah occurs a lot not only once.
Allahu Akbar
Btw it is only once in the hafs but other qiraat there is more
first degree is used in Warsy qiraah and called as taqlil
i remember it being the only 'e' in quran, as majreha
❤❤😊
inna la robi la qhofurrurrohim
This word has an accurate letter of it in the Urdu alphabet; which is ے which makes this sound
Prophet Muhammed SAW said
"In 3 situations, if you pray a dua, it will definitely get accepted."
1.When your body starts to shake.
2.when you have fear in your heart.
3.when you have tears in your eyes.
Our Prophet Muhammad also said :
"Whoever shares this knowledge, he will have a house in front of me."
(Al-Bukhari)
did you do your zikr today?🕋
🗣no?
🕋ok lets go it will take 3 minutes
🗣Astaghfirullah x5
🗣Alhamdulillah x5
🗣Subhanallah x5
🗣Allah hu akbar x5
🗣La ilaha illa Allah x3
🗣Subhan Allah hi wa bi hamdi hi x3
🗣Subhan Allah al'adheem x3
🗣Allah huma ini asaluka al jannah x7
🗣Allah huma ajirni minan naar x7
🗣Allahummamaghfir lil muslimina wal muslimati wal mu'minina wal mu'minati x3
🕋well done, insha'Allah you will be rewarded, spread for good deeds❤️❤️❤️
Someone else sent this but I wanted to also share this if someone didn’t know this
MasyaAllah thank you so much for the knowledge you're sharing brother ❤
But brother, shouldn't (هـ) is pronounced within the deep of the throat? What i've heard from the video kinda sound like ( ح ). No offense taken though, i am merely said this as a form of my obligation to remind my moslem pal of makharijul huroof 🙏❤
I have been pronouncing it wrong until this moment.
This is probably the only imalah in Hafs recitation. I had always recited it like that but never knew it was because its an imalah until I learnt other recitations that use imalah more.
this is uhh the dua for ship travel right?? I always recite this surah before going to a trip
majrééhaa
Ah that's the reason why 😅
❤
Bro there are 10 recites for quran and you are explaining 1 it's Warsh recite and the one with Aaa is Hafs recite and it's correct.. Please bro make sure you publish the wright things. ❤️
I love Islam and the Quraan, elhamdolillah.
I would like to know how this exception and ruling came about. Anyone?
I recommend this: ruclips.net/video/8hj7u0F3yEg/видео.html&t=
Also, can you tell us about Isymam ( اشمام ) too?
Here you go brother: ruclips.net/video/din_Aycwi4s/видео.html
Do surah Yusuf verse 11 next the word looks weird also
In my Qur'an it مَجْرٖىهَا 😢
🔥
Brother, i was wondering what is the purpose of Saktah. I want to know cuz it never goes out of my mind when i read Al kahf
In Urdu font (which I use), instead of Imalah, it says مَجْرٖٮٰھَا with a standing Kasra. Why is this?
You should mention which "riwaya" you follow.. coz "Warsh" has many imala
This is not Warsh :)
@@Arabic101is it "Hafs"
So we should pronounce in Imalah as A of Apple in haraf 'Raa'
Am I correct?
No brother, this is the Æ - which is the empty mouth (light) /a/ ..
The alif with major imalah is closer to yaa' ... so you will pronounce alif while raising the middle of the tongue.
More details here: ruclips.net/video/-IBARGLjiDo/видео.html&t
My name would have sounded like Read if Raad was pronounced like that
The dot was bellow 'Ra' and saying it like kasrah (bellow lines)
If the dot is upper the 'Ra' is it gonna be said fathah?
Fathah=upper lines اَ
Kasrah=bellow lines اِ
I don't know if it's different in your country but that how we said it
I see the familiar video of your like my question but i still did not get it
🧐
بسم الله مجر بها ومرساه
عدل
Can you explain if theres a reason why it is read that way? (: thank you!
It was revealed like this .. I highly recommend watching this lesson: ruclips.net/video/8hj7u0F3yEg/видео.html&t=
It will explain the concept much better in shaa Allah
Can anyone tell me why we used reehaa and not raahaa
Because the Prophet ﷺ recited it like that :)
Is this for hafs reading or warch?
Yes, Hafs 'an 'asim
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Do we recite like this in riwayah of hafs?
Yes.
Which surah can I find this
In shubah it’s pronounced without imaalah
Is it a must to apply imalah here?
I knew about this and once, I heard my father recite this ayah without applying imalah. I tried to correct his recitation, politely of course. But he said, we can read it with or without imalah. Since then, I don't know which is right and how I should tell my father if he's mistaken.
other qiraat say it as majraaha, for example Qaloon. So both ways are fine. But it is more proper to stick to one recitation. So if he is reading hafs an aasim, it is more proper for him to apply the imalah here.
@@Really_Biggah
Thank you for the information. I agree on sticking to one recitation. I'll try to tell him all this when the topic rises up again.
Is it the same case in surah yusuf-11 ?..ma laka la thaamenna?
No.
@@AR-se1gh but there is same symbol
its laa ta'mannaa لا تامنا .
it sounds like urdu
This is not on hafs but warsh right?
I believe it is still on hafs and asim but I’m not certain.
@@youngsavage3583 oh ok because I know this sound in warsh and it comes a lot of times. But I didn't know that it is in hafs.
@@papyjunior4780 I believe warsh is the closer imalah to Alif for most words. I could be wrong akhi.
Its Hafs
@@raghad-zn9xn thank you, I'm very surprises.
So is it same sound as bari ye ے?
Yes the same sound that is associated with letter ے in Urdu and other Indic languages that are written in Perso-Arabic letters
yes brother.... if you are indian then you know that कीजिए is also written as कीजिये.... the way the yeis are changed same thing is shown here... pronounciend from aa to ai ( air ) to aei ( aerial ) to aee
Yes