Alif Baa Unit 8 Part 5 More on Hamza Alif Mada

video was brought to you by the critical language service to learn more about our Arabic courses for schools homeschool groups and colleges visit our website at www. IAL language service.com learn more about the Hamza previously you learned that Hamza is written on top of the letter Al if Al IF function as hamza's chair or Cory if acts as hamza's chair at the beginning of word it is written like this the first step you draw if straight line and second step you put Hamza on top of Al if previously you also learned that Hamza can be written directly on the line at the end of word so for instance if are letters here at the end we write Hamza like this underline it can also appear as both like this or like this in the middle or end of word but Hamza written like this in the middle it's extremely in Arabic now we give you some common used the example of Hamza in the middle and at the end of the word here let's take look at other word AB which you see Hamza on the AL if at the end of the word here you see the word ja and the Hamza is on the line and another example is the word Sal and the Hamza is in the middle on top of the AL if additionally two two two other letters can serve as chairs for Hamza wow and yah notice that yah doesn't have dots when it serves as chair for Hamza Hamza un cury yaah and cury when Hamza is written at the beginning of word it is always Seated on an Alf when it appears anywhere else in the world its location and the leather that serves as its share depends upon the vowel surrounding it when Hamza is written in the middle of word it may be written like the word the Hamza we write it on as you see here the next example is the word airplane and you see Hamza in the middle on the chair as we explained earlier yah doesn't take dot when it serves as chair for Hamza these examples and and don't serve as Vel instead they are merely seats for the Hamza Arabic bubbles have hierarchy the Hamza will always be written on top of the chair that matches the strongest Wubble sound on either side of it Arabic vowel hierarchy so how do we know what Hamza kind of chair does it get when it comes in the middle of the world here we explain some vbls in Arabic are considered stronger than others let's take look now let's take look at the strongest vowel first one is casra so if Hamza is surrounded by casra and casra is the strongest vowel then the chair of Hamza would be yah here's word can you guess where we put the Hamza let's take look at this word here you see Hamza is surrounded by long vowel and beneath Hamza we have casra and here as you you see the letter yah serves as the seat for Hamza and notice it doesn't have any dots and here you see Hamza is surrounded by long vowel and KRA and as we explained earlier KRA is the strongest vowel and when Hamza is surrounded by CRA the chair for Hamza would be yah once again when Hamza is surrounded by casra or long vowel the chair would be yah the second strongest vowel is dma or long vowel when Hamza is surrounded by dma or long vowel wow will serve as chair for Hamza now let's examine the word fad want to see if you know where we put Hamza here we have the long wowl Al and and we have and Fa So the Hamza comes on the wow correct when Hamza is surrounded by or Al it will be written on Al in the word you see that comes on the letter scene therefore Hamza comes on Al if Al if serves as the chair Al if you can see the shape of Al if here Al if MDA happens when Hamza is followed by an Al if an example would be the word Quran here you see the word Quran notice the Hamza Hamza is followed by Al if as you see the rule is Hamza plus Al if just like you see in the word Quran will be changed to Al which is written like this and it's like hat therefore the correct way to write the word Quran is is writing it like this Al if and with hat shape on top of it Al medda can come in the beginning end or middle of word it is pronounced like Hamza followed by long vowel Al if like to practice the forms of Hamza we just learned go to Pages 100 183 through 1887 of your Al if ba book this video was brought to you by the critical language service thanks for watching please remember to read review comment and subscribe