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Does anyone recommend a tajweed book written in English?
I have been looking for one that covers all the tajweed topics in details..
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assalamualaikum wah rahmatullahi wah barakatuhu
which imam ghazali books have you read or are reading?
jazakAllah khayran
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Disturber of the hearts was a good read.
We all are reminded of death but often we forget about the trials of the actual grave.
May Allah ease the pain of the grave to those alive and to those who have withered away in the grave.
Pray for the dead!
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Some people struggle to afford to pay for books
So if you have a good book in mind and have found a pdf link please provide it on this thread when you decide to post on here
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- re-reading The Productive Muslim
- The minimalist entrepreneur
- Algorithms to Live by
- Timeless Seeds of Advice (soon!)
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Originally posted by AbuNajm View Post
I translate works of Fiqh, sciences of the Quran, and sciences of Hadith for Islamic colleges, universities, and various Ulamaa'.
I taught myself Arabic beginning with the alphabet starting in 2004. The best resources that I've found for learning are posted on my blog along with some of the translations I've worked on:
www.mihbarah.wordpress.com - check out the "Arabic Resources" section, In Sha' Allah.
Over the years, I've studied the various Islamic sciences through a text-based approach as I have always been an autodidact. Relying on Arabic-Arabic dictionaries, dictionaries of technical terms for each of the sciences, and resorting to commentaries, explanations, and glosses for the texts in question- I've acquired science-specific vocabulary..
For years, I've worked with students going over the grammar and meaning of texts word-by-word; works of Aqidah, Nahw, Fiqh, Tafseer, Abrogation of the Quran, Usul, Ilm ar-Rijal, Shuruh al-Hadith, Zuhd, Islamic Poetry and other subjects.
I am in the last semester of a Master's degree at an Islamic university.
Right now I'm translating 3 books from Arabic to English which will likely be published by different institutions. Through teaching and translating, I have been acquiring Ijazat and Athbat from senior scholars over the past few years.
The only thing you need to learn Arabic is Du'a, patience, time, and persistence. If learning Arabic relied solely on intelligence, a lot of us would have no hope. Rather, learning Arabic is a way of gaining intelligence, bi-'Idhni Llahi.
That's good, are you a revert?
I'm going to tag you about another question on a Qur'an thread as don't want to detail this thread in Sha Allah
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Originally posted by Simply_Logical View Post
That's interesting, never heard anyone ever mention that before
I do totally agree that Arabic is way more advanced then English but Allah knows how long it will take me to learn Arabic, I'm not exactly sharpest tool in the box lol 😂🤦🤷
I remember from old posts that you translate works or something along those lines, so if you don't mind me asking how did you get a grasp for the arabic language?
I taught myself Arabic beginning with the alphabet starting in 2004. The best resources that I've found for learning are posted on my blog along with some of the translations I've worked on:
www.mihbarah.wordpress.com - check out the "Arabic Resources" section, In Sha' Allah.
Over the years, I've studied the various Islamic sciences through a text-based approach as I have always been an autodidact. Relying on Arabic-Arabic dictionaries, dictionaries of technical terms for each of the sciences, and resorting to commentaries, explanations, and glosses for the texts in question- I've acquired science-specific vocabulary..
For years, I've worked with students going over the grammar and meaning of texts word-by-word; works of Aqidah, Nahw, Fiqh, Tafseer, Abrogation of the Quran, Usul, Ilm ar-Rijal, Shuruh al-Hadith, Zuhd, Islamic Poetry and other subjects.
I am in the last semester of a Master's degree at an Islamic university.
Right now I'm translating 3 books from Arabic to English which will likely be published by different institutions. Through teaching and translating, I have been acquiring Ijazat and Athbat from senior scholars over the past few years.
The only thing you need to learn Arabic is Du'a, patience, time, and persistence. If learning Arabic relied solely on intelligence, a lot of us would have no hope. Rather, learning Arabic is a way of gaining intelligence, bi-'Idhni Llahi.
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Originally posted by AbuNajmOriginally posted by Simply_Logical View Postquestion for you avid readers, got any tips or tricks as to how to read more often and more faster too?
I do totally agree that Arabic is way more advanced then English but Allah knows how long it will take me to learn Arabic, I'm not exactly sharpest tool in the box lol 😂🤦🤷
I remember from old posts that you translate works or something along those lines, so if you don't mind me asking how did you get a grasp for the arabic language?
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Originally posted by Simply_Logical View Postquestion for you avid readers, got any tips or tricks as to how to read more often and more faster too?
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Originally posted by Abu julaybeeb View Post
I havent read it
but ghazalis books are usually good
Tafsir saadi is good a nice read than ibn kathie which is more terminology technical focused
Riyadus saaliheen good hadith compilation
Explanation of 40 hadith of imam nawawi
Will have a look again
Jazak Allah hu Khair
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