Asalamu alaykum all,
The Quran is the word of Allah (swt) and as such is the greatest literally work that mankind has experienced. I want to share one aspect of the Quran which is related to word usage. Specifically I want to mention the difference between verbs and the derived noun from the very same verb. I have produced the following short lesson to demonstrate this subtlety in the Arabic language.
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