My Journey Learning Arabic: Abdul Wahhab Faulk
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- Опубликовано: 8 окт 2014
- Maysoor are pleased to present to you all, the first in an exciting new series of documentaries that examine the struggles of students when learning the Arabic language. This innovative initiative is the first of its kind and aims to show learners (new & old) of the Arabic language, the journey that others have had to undertake in order to gain competency in Arabic.
Often times when we come across someone who has learned a new language, we usually see the 'final product'; a bilingual speaker. However, seldom do we get a glimpse of the obstacles and challenges along the way.
The full documentary will be out soon inshaAllaah and features Abdul Wahhab Faulk, an American student from North Carolina.
BIO:
Abdul Wahhab (Trevor) Faulk is an American citizen. He embraced Islam at the tender age of 13 and grew up in North Carolina. He spent his teenage years in New York City, and is a former member of the notorious California street gang, 'the Crips'. By the time he was 18 years old, he was successfully accepted to study in the prestigious Islamic University of al Madinah, Saudi Arabia. He completed two years in the Arabic language institute and is now currently pursuing a degree in Islamic Law.
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His brother's story is exactly like my story. All my family is Christian except one male cousin that took shahada from me. Ive struggled to learn the Arabic language too. Now Ive learned it has only sparked more desire to learn and read more.
I could listen to this brother all day. May Allah bless him
Masha Allah akhi, hayyakallah, barakallahu fiik, inspirational story, im learning arabic as well at the moment, pray for me ya akhi, ادع لي
May Allah make it easy for you!
May Allah reward this brother and his aunt tremendously and grant them jannatul firdous.
Alhamdulillah
May Allah bless and preserve you. You are an inspiration to those of us who do not speak Arabic. Thank you for your advice, it is of much benefit.
الله يبارك فيك يا حبيبي
أحسنت يا أخ عبدالوهاب
Beautiful advice. It truly is of much benefit as the sister said. JazzaakAllaahu kheyr!
ما شاء الله تبارك الله جزاك الله خير يا اخوي الكريم بارك الله فيك ونفع في علمك وكثر الله من امثالك الحمد لله رب العالمين هذا من فضل الله الله اكبر ، اخوي عبدالوهاب كما تعلم اهمية اللغة العربية هي لغة اهل الجنة يوم القيامة من يدخل الجنة سوف يتكلم اللغة العربية ولن يكون هناك اي لغة اخرى جميع اللغات الباقية فانية يوم القيامة ، ادعو المولى العلي القدير ان يوفق المسلمين في مشارق الارض ومغاربها والسلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
you are very lucky
my parents are both moroccans and they never taught me any Arabic or Islam.
Really? I am also a Moroccan, who live in the Netherlands, there are many Moroccans here. But everybody can talk Arabic and know a little bit about Islam. Are you still a Muslim? Where are you from?
Anonymous Muslim hetzelfde met mij alleen mijn ouders hebben me ook geen arabisch geleerd alleen berbes
Hi I just subcribe ur channel. I want to learn arabic and I'm Muslim.
mashallah
Mashallah, m/mungu azidi kukuongowa
Mash Allah my brother
thank you. brother. i
now a student. in the uncertainty. school
Wòoooowww
Nice pic with loom old bad boyz
Lovely, I'm a student of islam aswell and that is my struggle, to express myself
Salam, contact me, I can help with Arabic for free.
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Here's my FB: عبد الحميد مرادي
@@user-wi6yf5vh9dجزاك الله خيرا I'll contact you when I need help إنشاء الله
seriously who dislikes?
Only cristian will do that but not Muslim sister or brother
Was asking the name of the qari reciting at the start of this video
Qaari Abu Bakr Ash-Shaatree
Salem Which school did you study in Kuwait brother ? How much did it coast you ?
Contact me if interested in learning Arabic, it's free.
@@zainkazi650 send me your contact info,
Yahya Al Hajoori??
I never understood why, if God wanted His message to spread to all mankind, He would require knowledge of one particular language to fully sppreciate it.
If Allah left it up to human beings to translate His book into different languages, it wouldn't be long before those books in various languages would become completely different books conveying many different messages. Also if you wanted to know the book of Allah sent to Moses (Peace be upon him), what would you study-Persian or Greek? Arabic is the ideal language for unity among the believers which Allah has made easy as He repeated four times in Surah Al-Qamar where He says:
{In The Name Of Allah The Compassionate The Merciful}
"And We have certainly made the Qur'an easy for remembrance, so is there any who will remember?"
That's one of the miracles of Qur'an that non-Arabs actually learn to read Qur'an more beautifully than many Arabs themselves. Also many Museums from various nations can communicate using Fus'ha or classical Arabic which is another unifying factor for Muslims. Arabic is the most superior language on earth. It has a grammatical element called i'rab which no other Semitic language possess including Hebrew which I also know including grammar. Hebrew was reconstituted as a spoken language during the time of of Muslim rule of Spain which afforded Jews a period of cultural development in an atmosphere of safety from the oppression and persecution which they had had escaped from in all other regions if Europe. With the fall of Muslin Spain "Al-Andalus", European Jews migrated to North Africa to escape the Inquisitions. Arabic is mathematical and which is no wonder we get algebra, algorithms, and Arabic numerals from this language.
ما شاء الله
Very good although there are many pronunciation mistakes in the khutbah. Nice attempt nonetheless.
Could you please point out those many mistakes in his Khutbah?
Oh, his last khutba near the end of the video; in about a year he will have ironed out those mistakes, Allah willing.
I can barely hear him
arabic is far from perfect, dont say its the word of Allah, but from Allah! God doesn't need to talk in any language to be understood. in Jannah people dont need to talk in the language of arabs, In sha Allah it will be something unimaginable and more than pleasant for us! dont put understanding of tribes, to Jannah, or to Allah!
Quran is the word of Allah swt, and the talks how he discribe hisself . And der Quran is in an Arabic , and when u said , Allah don't talk so make him speechless , like an Idol . He speak , but not like we speak . he hear , bot not like we hear . nobody is nothing like he . so u have to learn aqida from a muslim before u start to talk about Allah swt and make him speechless
The Qur'an is the speech of Allah. You will never get the exact meaning unless you learn Arabic. Wouldn't a Muslim want to aspire to learn the language of the best of creation? Why would you say its far from perfect? The Quranic Arabic was the best and most eloquent. Its like saying Allah made an error. May Allah guide us from the doubts and fears that shaytan puts in us.
You are speaking without any knowledge. That's known as following your "hawa", or vain desires. The Arabic language could never have been thought up and developed by the Arabs, it was given to them as a gift and in preparation for the weight message which would eventually receive-the Qur'an.