Thanks for this video. I've reached the point where I'm constructing sentences using indefinite articles and trying to get the tanween correctly applied. It's not easy but I'm making progress.

Mashallah very good explanation.

Thank you sir this is easy to understand for me, moreover you spoke in standard Arabic😊

At the end of a sentence, only -an will be pronounced (as a long ā, as in Quran). The other endings aren't pronounced then. This is called pausa in English and I think waqf in Arabic. This is the reason why -an is written with an Alif.

This is very nice of you, Ustadh. I had been confused about this lesson before watching this topic. Not i have got it cleared due to your pretty explanation.

Thank you ustaz

3:13 Main points we should know

Thank you Sir

"Ar Rafa`a" is Nominative or Subjective case, not denominative case. As denominative case is also a type of objective case but Indirect while Accusative case is direct objective case

Fantastic

Thank you so much

The fourth case, jazm, also occurs for requesting or ordering, please explain it also!

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله، انا من الهند اليوم قد استفدت منك استفادا كثيراً لكن انا احتاج الى الجملة المصدرة اتمنى لك ان تعبر عن التعبير للمصدرة

شكرا لك يا أستاذ العزيز وبارك الله في التعليمك. مرة، أنا سألت أستاذ اللغة العربية فرق بين يستطيع ويسطع في تعليق وقال لي "الرفع والحزم" ماذا؟ وبالفضلك، أنا أفهمها قليلا أو بعض شيء الآن.