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    This document contains an Arabic language lesson on basic vocabulary words. It introduces common words like "where", "here", and asks the student to say and copy vocabulary words like "west", "heart", "grave", and "house". It provides blank lines for the student to practice writing the words. The passage also defines the common Arabic phrase "Inshaa' Allaah", explaining that it means "if God wills" and is used when referring to future plans or situations.

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    This document contains an Arabic language lesson on basic vocabulary words. It introduces common words like "where", "here", and asks the student to say and copy vocabulary words like "west", "heart", "grave", and "house". It provides blank lines for the student to practice writing the words. The passage also defines the common Arabic phrase "Inshaa' Allaah", explaining that it means "if God wills" and is used when referring to future plans or situations.

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    ﺙ ﺕ ﺏ Unit 1: Where is ٣

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    Mennatallah M.Salah El Din
    This document contains an Arabic language lesson on basic vocabulary words. It introduces common words like "where", "here", and asks the student to say and copy vocabulary words like "west", "heart", "grave", and "house". It provides blank lines for the student to practice writing the words. The passage also defines the common Arabic phrase "Inshaa' Allaah", explaining that it means "if God wills" and is used when referring to future plans or situations.

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    Unit 1

    Where is

    ayna

    qul wa insakh /qulee wa insakhee

    Say and Copy


    Gharb

    Qalb

    Qabr

    Bayt

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    Inshaa' Allaah
    "Inshaa' Allaah" is one of the most common expressions, or verbal appendages,
    in the Arab world and beyond it: Persian, Turkish and Urdu speakers
    This Arabic expression meaning 'If Allaah wills it' or "if God wills it." It is a
    conjunction of the proper name for God (Allaah) and the Arabic words for he wills.
    This expression is usually said when referring to a situation in the future e.g.
    inshaa' Allaah I will go to the grocery shop tomorrow.
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