Arabic diacritics

Look at the verbal forms.

حرفة turn away حرفة distorted or changed the original meaning تحريث distortion تحرفة look at the تشكيل I'm not going into even the diacritics or the تشكيل and I'll give you an example using the word الله at the end of the name الله Okay, if you mention Allah, making a dhikr, for example, with a fatha is different than the sukoon, is different than the dhamma, is different than the kasra.

You will taste it.

Allah, Allah, with the sukoon, it's breaking.

So عربيا, eight times.

عربيون, one time.

عربيين, see the تشكيل, the critics, two times.

So he said, and look what word he used.

Or harakat kardan, harakat kardan.

To depart.

Harakat kardan.

Departure.

Azīmat, azīmat.

Or harakat, harakat.

Departure.

Harakat.

Or harakat kardan, harakat kardan.

To depart.

Harakat kardan.

Departure.

Azimat, azimat.

Or harakat, harakat.

Departure.

Harakat.

This is important for learners because English spelling may hide sounds that Arabic makes clear.

Tashkeel or vowel marks can help you read the name more accurately before relying on English letters.

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