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On November 8, 2013March 3, 2016 By FalakIn Islam

It’s funny how much English grammar you have to revise while studying Arabic grammar.

Somedays I wish I had taken good notes while studying for my ‘MS’ lol 😉

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Friday Khutbah – 1st November 2013

Breakdown of an Arabic sentence

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