assalamu alikum , just some advice, you should not use faces or pictures with living creatures, barakallahu feek

What do you mean ?

no specific time frame

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Jazak Allahu khairan

@@abdoulwahabemadi459 Jazakallahu Khairan Today marked 2 years but I'm benefiting from the above link you sent

Wa 'alaykum assalaam wa rahmatullahi wa barakaatuhu

assalamu alikum , just some advice, you should not use faces or pictures with living creatures, barakallahu feek

daleel

@@salafisolutions5839 would you like a daleel for Barack Obama's birth certificate as well? Just google it. It's pretty much common knowledge.

@@ak52892 Give daleel for your claims or dont make these claims at all. "Would you like a daleed for obama's birth certificate as well?" No... I want daleel that al ajrumiyyah is from a sufi and an ash'ari, where did you get that from? Are you illiterate?

@@ak52892 im not saying ur wrong or anything, I just want the daleel. Either way, I will still learn this book since the scholars have said that it is a good book.

@@salafisolutions5839 "what's the daleel" - This is so funny. Such a stereotypical salafi response. Great stuff. Keep it coming.

apparently not

With all due respect, this isn’t true. Grammar can be taught within the language or. Outside the language, as long as if you learn outside, you relearn it within the language. And it’s best this way for perfection and to increase speed in being able to get benefits from the language early on.

@@misterbk1791 I did not say that grammar cannot be taught in another language. I say it is a wrong methodology in my opinion. I am against learning Arabic grammar using English or English grammar using Arabic. If you read about Second Language Acquistion experts you will know this is wrong. This produces students who are experts in grammar but cannot express themselves in the language.

@@ahmedsuleiman9473 have you not read the Quran? Where have you verified the speech of the kaffir, and how can I verify your statement without specific names and individuals. Because someone who is anonymous is included in the termفاسق in the famous ayah of Allah. And your Belief isn’t supported here either, as we know to teach Arabic grammar in Arabic you would need to learn parts of Arabic. Which will need to be taught in English at one point. You cause a loophole. Unless you are a child who can take up context fast and hear statements repeatedly your method is flawed. Whereas learning it in English could make learning vocabulary, making up statements and writing and speaking easier. As this isn’t all of grammar it is the basics. If you said this about الفية بن مالك you would be right and the works just before it. But not here.