Tasheel Tadrees

Tajweed Sifaat Update/Corrections

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There were some errors in the Tajweed Sifaat poster. Unfortunately, the incorrect version of the poster has been used in other websites. If you see this, please download the new one. Jazakumullah. May Allah Ta'ala forgive me for the errors. Aameen.

http://tasheeltadrees.blogspot.co.uk/2011/12/tajweed-sifaat.html

Timeline/Chronology of Khulafa Raashideen خلفاء راشدين

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Categories : Seerah-Tareekh

Arabic Nominal and Verbal Sentences جملة اسمية و خبرية

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Categories : Arabic

رحلة نبي موسي عليه السلام - Journeys of Nabi Musa [Moses]

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These do not cover all the places the great Nabi Musa [blessings upon him] blessed with his presence. It merely serves as a timeline for beginners. A great book to study the story of Nabi Musa is 'Qasasun Nabiyyeen part 3 ' by Shaykh Abdul Hasan Nadwi [may Allah have mercy upon him].

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Toor Mountain and Valley of Tuwa

Categories : Poster-Resources, Seerah-Tareekh

Duas for the Holy Month of Ramadhan

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Categories : Aqeedah, Poster-Resources

Tajweed - Waqf [Stop] Signs

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Activity: Students can make their own 'Tajweed Traffic' signs.

This can be used to test students.

A sign is pointed to and student should be able to relate what it means.

Categories : Tajweed

Arabic Demonstrative Pronouns اسماء اشارة للقريب والبعيد

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Note: There are other forms for these pronouns, but these should suffice for the beginner.

Categories : Arabic

12 Sons of Prophet Yaqoob/Jacob [peace on him]/Children of Israel

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Below is a chart showing Twelve Sons of Prophet Yaqoob alayhissalaam, through whom emerged the 12 Tribes of Israel.

Yaqoob alayhissalaam is known as 'Israel'. This means 'Servant of Allah' in Hebrew. It is the Arabic equivalent of 'Abdullah'.

From the 'Children [descendants] of Israel' those who follow the Jewish religion are known as 'Yahood' in Arabic, which is the same as the English word 'Jews'. The name is derived from 'Yahooda', one of Nabi Yaqoob alayhissalaam's sons. This is because in tribes and clans, it is very common to name the tribe or clan after a famous member of the tribe. Check the following link to study further about tribes and clans: Tr ib es and Clans.

Please Note: Arabic names are Arabised and English names are Anglicanised. The true pronunciation would have been Hebrew since that was the language they spoke. It is very close to Arabic since they are both Semitic languages.

Categories : Seerah-Tareekh