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In this video, Nouman Ali Khan discusses the different types of Arabic spoken in the world and how knowing one's Arabic can help one understand Quran more effectively. He also teaches Arabic grammar and explains the importance of learning grammar before learning vocabulary.

00:00:00 Nouman Ali Khan teaches Arabic for the dream curriculum "Curriculum." He discusses the importance of having a focus for the next 10 days, and how you should focus on the course materials--both in class and outside of class.
00:05:00 This YouTube video introduces the first module of a 10-day Arabic course taught by Nouman Ali Khan. Ahmed and Maria ask Khan questions and repeat back what he has said. Khan explains that the goal of the class is for students to focus on the conversation, and not just the notes. He also encourages students to ask questions and offer feedback.
00:10:00 In this video, Nouman Ali Khan teaches the difference between three types of Arabic: street slang, ancient language, and the language spoken by Arabs. He asks students to explain the differences to him.
00:15:00 Nouman Ali Khan discusses the different types of Arabic spoken in the world and how knowing one's Arabic can help one understand Quran more effectively.
00:20:00 Nouman Ali Khan discusses how Arabic has evolved over time, from Street Arabic to proper Arabic. He goes on to explain that the Quran is originally spoken in the ancient Arabic language and that it still has a significant presence in modern Arabic.
00:25:00 In this video, Nouman Ali Khan discusses the Arabic language and its different varieties. He explains that Arabic has three varieties: street Arabic, proper Arabic, and Arabic used today. He goes on to say that proper Arabic is used in newspapers, books, and other places, while modern Arabic is used in different countries. Finally, he compares the two and points out that they are both similar in that they are both subsets of the whole language.
00:30:00 Nouman Ali Khan teaches Arabic grammar. The importance of learning grammar before learning vocabulary is stressed, as is the importance of reading Quran aloud. The class will focus on grammar for 10 days, with additional exercises in vocabulary, sentence structure, and reading.
00:35:00 Nouman Ali Khan teaches Arabic grammar in this video. The three kinds of Arabic words are ancient, excellent, and modern. There are three types of Arabic grammar, proper, semi-proper, and colloquial. The terms "ancient," "excellent," and "modern" are important to know when learning Arabic grammar.
00:40:00 This video explains how Arabic has only three words for "kinds of words", and how to define health using one of those words. The speaker then goes on to teach how to connect Arabic and English, and how to use prepositions in Arabic. One example given is "where did Quran come from?" which can be translated to "from where did Quran come?" If at on is good, then "above" can also be used as a standalone word.
00:45:00 In this video, Nouman Ali Khan teaches Arabic basics, including the different verb tenses. He also discusses the meaning of a word that is "stuck in time," which is known in English as a "passive verb."
00:50:00 This video introduces the concept of time and how it relates to education. Nouman Ali Khan discusses how education is not stuck in time and can be learned at any time.
00:55:00 No one understands the word "quickly" until another word is added after it. It is a word that "doesn't make sense" unless another word is added. It is a word that is stuck in the past, present, or future.

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In this video, Nouman Ali Khan gives a brief overview of Arabic grammar. He starts by discussing the Arabic word for "half," which has two meanings: past and present. He also discusses the Arabic word for "three," which has three meanings: past, present, and future. Finally, he discusses place names and gives examples of specific places.

01:00:00 In this video, Nouman Ali Khan discusses the concept of ideas and how they are different from things. He also explains the word 'ism,' which is a word for a thing or a person that can talk about a person.
01:05:00 In this video, Nouman Ali Khan discusses the Arabic word "half," which has two meanings: past and present. He also discusses the Arabic word "three," which has three meanings: past, present, and future. Finally, he discusses place names and gives examples of specific places.
01:10:00 This YouTube video introduces the concept of ideas, and goes on to discuss the different ways that they can be expressed in Arabic. Nouman Ali Khan provides examples of words that can also be used to describe ideas, and explains that these words can be confusing for English-speaking people because they do not have a word for the concept. He encourages viewers to think about the concept of ideas, and to use five minutes to try and clarify the concept for themselves.
01:15:00 In this lecture, Nouman Ali Khan discusses the different types of Arabic words and how to identify them. He also covers the use of adjectives in Arabic.
01:20:00 In this video, Nouman Ali Khan teaches Arabic adjectives. He starts with the word "happy" and demonstrates how it can be an adjective or an idea. He then goes on to teach other adjectives, including "cool," "awesome," "in the garage," and "Islam." He ends the video by providing a review of the lesson.
01:25:00 Nouman Ali Khan provides a brief introduction to Arabic grammar, and then begins teaching Module 1 of his 10-day course on the language. He starts by discussing the past, present, and future tenses, and then goes on to explain how to form adjectives and adverbs. The video ends with a warning about self-harm, and advice for those trying to improve their Arabic skills.
01:30:00 Nouman Ali Khan discusses the first lesson of the Arabic class, status. He explains that to learn this lesson, the students must be able tomemorize a set of sentences. He then goes on to say that the hardest part of this lesson is the orientation, which is the process of getting used to the new environment. He stresses the importance of taking notes during the class so the students can remember what he has said.
01:35:00 In this video, Nouman Ali Khan teaches the basics of Arabic grammar. He starts by discussing the Arabic word for "teacher," "ism," and "doer." He then goes on to discuss the Arabic word for "pencil," "teacher's," and "student's" roles in the context of the action. Finally, he teaches the students a new word, "rather."
01:40:00 In this video, Nouman Ali Khan teaches the basics of Arabic grammar. He starts by explaining the concept of "fairy" and "act." He goes on to explain that "Rafa" (or "love") could be anything, including a thing or an idea, and that whoever did the act of breaking down the car should be praised.
01:45:00 Nouman Ali Khan teaches Arabic using the Quran as a foundation. He explains that the word 'Allah' refers to the relationship between the messenger and God, and that it is never about who did something.
01:50:00 Nouman Ali Khan discusses how anger can control a person and make them do bad things. He provides an example of how anger can lead to a conflict and how to ask questions to get more details about the situation. He also provides an example of how to use "n-a-s-b NASA" to refer to the doer of the action.
01:55:00 Nouman Ali Khan gives a brief overview of Arabic grammar, discussing how the words for "time" (last year, today, etc.) are derived from adjectives. He also discusses how "being stuck in time" is an act that has already happened, and how "affairs" are things that have happened in the past, present, or future.

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In this video, Nouman Ali Khan teaches Arabic for beginners with a focus on Quran translations. In this first module, Khan covers the Arabic word for "Allah," "anasu," and "good." He also teaches a shortcut for saying the word "kitab" (book).

02:00:00 In this video, Nouman Ali Khan teaches Arabic basics, including the difference between questions and statements, and how to ask questions. He also covers the Arabic word for "car," "judge," and "religion."
02:05:00 In this video, Nouman Ali Khan teaches Arabic words and their corresponding sounds. He also covers the Arabic alphabet and how to write them. He explains that there are three types of Arabic: ancient, proper, and modern. Ancient Arabic is the best type because it is the most formal. Next, he covers the sounds of Arabic letters. He imports examples from English so that listeners can understand the concepts. Lastly, he provides advice on how to learn Arabic.
02:10:00 In this lecture, Nouman Ali Khan covers the Arabic alphabet and how to identify words that end with one of two sounds. He also discusses how to correctly pronounce words that end with one of the two sounds. Finally, he provides a quick lesson on how to abbreviate Arabic words using the vowels only.
02:15:00 This video introduces the Arabic letters and sounds, and discusses how they are related to one another. It provides a short shortcut for remembering the sounds, and explains why the E makes the word "nothing" in Arabic.
02:20:00 Nouman Ali Khan teaches Arabic for beginners with a focus on Quran translations. In this first module, Khan covers the Arabic word for "Allah," "anasu," and "good."
02:25:00 Nouman Ali Khan teaches a short Arabic lesson in which he discusses the Arabic letter "j", which sounds like the English word "kit." He also teaches a shortcut for saying the word "kitab" (book).
02:30:00 In this video, Nouman Ali Khan teaches how to say "Rafa" in Arabic. He explains that the last sound you hear when he speaks is "Judd." This means that Rafael is the correct answer to the question.
02:35:00 This video introduces the Arabic consonants and how to pronounce them. Rafa, he, and Ard are introduced, and Rafa is shown how to make the word religion. Finally, the video demonstrates how to pronounce the Arabic word for "foreign."
02:40:00 Nouman Ali Khan teaches beginners Arabic grammar and vocabulary. He explains that the nasab is "the answer" and that it is not physically on his face.
02:45:00 In this video, Nouman Ali Khan teaches the basics of Arabic phonology and grammar. He starts by teaching the three sounds in order (a, e, i), and then goes on to teach the word for "Rafa," which is made up of two letters, "r" and "a." He also reminds the viewers that the word for "Samurai" is "Raja."
02:50:00 In this video, Nouman Ali Khan teaches how to pronounce Arabic words using the correct sounds. He starts by explaining the sound of the letter 'a' in the word "sarafa." He then goes on to explain the sound of the letter 'o' in the word "runaji." He then teaches how to say the word "na" in the word "runaji." He then teaches how to say the word "ah" in the word "gog." He then teaches how to say the word "I'll try that again." He then teaches how to say the word "what three sounds." He then teaches how to say the word "oh." He then teaches how to say the word "go ahead." He then teaches how to say the word "uh." He then teaches how to say the word "that's fine." He then teaches how to say the word "in that's fine." He then teaches how to say the word "but what does that tell you?" He then teaches how to say the word "Rafa is on." He then teaches how to say the word "brunette." He then teaches how to say the word "Rafa is making it too hard on yourself." He then teaches how to say the
02:55:00 Nouman Ali Khan introduces his class on Arabic, describing the importance of learning the language and the struggles that come with it. He encourages students to continue struggling and to not be anxious, as he is with them and Allah is with them.

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Nouman Ali Khan's video "Learn Arabic with Nouman Ali Khan - Class 1 - Module 1/Lecture 1 | Understand Quran Arabic from Home" is a great resource for those looking to learn Arabic. He starts with the basics of the language, teaching the Quran and then progressing to common phrases and words used in daily life. This video is a great way to begin learning Arabic from the comfort of your own home.