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Lectures on Arabic Syntax by Mostafa Malekian
Mostafa Malekian's lectures on Arabic syntax were delivered in 1984 at the Qom Seminary for students of religious sciences. The course, based on the book Samadiyya, was taught over 82 sessions, and the audio recordings are available both as a complete set and as individual sessions.
The lectures on Arabic Syntax by Mostafa Malekian were presented in 1984 at the Qom Seminary for students of religious sciences. In those sessions, Arabic syntax was taught based on the Samadiyya book over the course of 82 sessions.
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Audio of the Arabic Syntax Lectures by Mostafa Malekian as a Single Collection
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Audio of the Arabic Syntax Lectures by Mostafa Malekian by Session Number
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Lesson Number: 1 Volume Number: 2 Page Number: 436 Line Number: 1 Description: The First Garden: On What I Intended to Present
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Lesson Number: 2 Volume Number: 2 Page Number:437 Line Number: 3 Description: The Noun: A word with an independent meaning, not associated with one of the three tenses
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Lesson Number: 3 Volume Number: 2 Page Number: 438 Line Number: 2 Description: And the Verb: A word with an independent meaning, associated with one of them
.Lesson Number: 4 Volume Number: 2 Page Number: 439 Line Number: 1 Notes: and alladhī, wa huwa, and the one annexed to any of them in meaning, and that made definite by the vocative; otherwise, it is indefinite
.Lesson Number: 5 Volume Number: 2 Page Number: 444 Line Number: 4 Notes: and the alif: in the dual, which is that which indicates two and dispenses with two coordinated nouns, and its appendants
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Lesson Number: 76 Volume Number: 2 Page Number: 593 Line Number: 1 Notes: and it may take as its subject an implied pronoun of the matter, the clause being its predicate; and a particle of reply, like naʿam
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Lesson Number: 77 Volume Number: 2 Page Number: 595 Line Number: 1 Notes: and for suddenness, so it is specific to the nominal clause, as in: I went out, and behold, the beast was standing; and the disagreement concerning it is like that of its sister
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Lesson Number: 78 Volume Number: 2 Page Number: 596 Line Number: 1 Notes: and the deletion of its protasis is obligatory, and a part of what is in its scope is substituted between them for its verb; and concerning this there are various opinions
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Lesson Number: 79 Volume Number: 2 Page Number: 597 Line Number: 2 Notes: ayy: with fatḥa and tashdīd, occurs as a conditional noun, as in: Whatever you call upon, to Him belong the Most Beautiful Names
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Lesson Number: 80 Volume Number: 2 Page Number: 598 Line Number: 3 Notes: and after prohibition and negation, it establishes the ruling of the first and affirms its opposite for the second, or transfers its ruling to it according to some
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Lesson Number: 81 Volume Number: 2 Page Number: 599 Line Number: 3 Notes: ḥattā: occurs as a conjunction for a part that is stronger or weaker, with a mental pause
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Lesson Number: 82 Volume Number: 2 Page Number: 600 Line Number: 2 Notes: And the conjunctive particle: It conveys succession and ordering of both types, the real, as in: Zayd stood, then Amr
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Source: Reference Site for Downloading Audio Lessons of the Qom Seminary
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