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The Verbal Sentence

July 17, 2014
Abu Abdillah Abdul Lateef
Category: Learning The Arabic Language, Videos
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This is just one video in a series of videos dealing with learning the Arabic Language. Each video talks about a separate topic, in some detail.

In this video, we talk about the verbal sentence and its parts (in The Arabic Language). We hope that it is a benefit to you and your loved ones.

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Abu Abdillah Abdul Lateef

He is a Graduate of Al Azhar University. Abu Abdillah has specialized in Islamic Jurisprudence and its related sciences. He handles many of the different courses revolving around: Fiqh as Shafe'ee Fundamentals of Fiqh Comparative Fiqh Fiqh Maxims (Principles) And other related sciences

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