@arumnatzorkhang: The additional two vowels originally in the Quran. #linguistics #language #quran #arabic #islam

Zeddd :

Ngl, you know a lot more than me as a muslim, very impressive keep it up

arabwitch90 :

That's because Qurayshi Arabic was a melange of different languages spoken by all Arabs so that included the different tribal languages (dialects today) as well as Hebrew, Aramaic, Abyssinian and Persian.

أيّوب ރ :

Don't say imalah was there at one point. You know your video is educational then at least educate correctly by researching on the differnt qiraat of the quran. Imalah wasn't something that was changed but something that was and still is here today just not in the standard most famous qira'a named hafs an asim, where it only appears once in surat hud. Even if you claim you don't care who you offend at least try to be more objective with your words and saying shit that literally would have a double meaning

mohamed :

the Warsh recitation has the "ü" sound in one word.

Mohammed Sayed Abuelhassan :

They still exist in El Dori and Quran other recitations, just not in Hafs (the most common recitation)

Suleiman :

God I love this dude… I’ve spoken Arabic all my life and this guys knows so much more about my native language more than I could ever learn!

🍕 :

That's from Marijn's book is it? I've considered the theory, but for me, it's got a lot of fallacies.

Aloha Akbar :

The manuscript you showed proves the long vowels you hear phonetically are transcribed lexically though ا ى و sounds and letters. صلوات in the Quran can either be pronounced with or without the waw, depending on if it refers to salutations, prayer, something given to One vs something given to potentially multiple as waw in Semitic grammar means to extract, the word and, to add, etc

Caro 369 :

بسم الله او باسم الله 👍

2533 :

Interesting

realdivinevessel :

how do you manage to study and memorise so many languages, and ancient ones at that?

mmmmiloais :

this is why islam has different recitations of quran. the most common is hafs an asim. but if you look into surah al-a'la, there are different recitation. word ending in La become Lé (as in lé miserables).

Unknown Maturidi :

Would you say the recitation is more melodic using this?

Ezyy Al-Malizy | إيزي الماليزي :

the written imāla appeared only once in the Quran (its pronounced at the ر with a dot below it)

Moon 🌙 :

We still use the eh sound a lot in Lebanese Arabic love this💞

OfficialAhmedAdan :

Well the tafkhim of the laaam on salah is in the recitation of Warsh and millions of people recite it like that and pronounce it today. And of course imalah is well known and found in hafs as well once. Majereha. And the famous imam ashatibi of recitations said generally imalah is applied when the the foundations of the alif in the word is a ya like your described. This agains proves the vastness of the quranic recitations. Btw imam Sibaweyh and kisae whom you both mentioned meet in Baghdad during the Abbasid era and debated in the presence of Abbasid Caliph Harun arashid.

heyitsfundamental :

Need some beginners books that will give me a solid foundation for learning Arabic and Mandarin. I'd appreciate your suggestions.

Daniel Salleh Mokhtar :

A very popular ayat: bismillahi majreha wa mursaha.

James :

First

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mrbuckeye736 :

Wrong

Turaq Rayn-McLean :

Thanks. Good one

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