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Here's what happened last time on Amazed by the Quran.

So in the Arabic language there are two ways of saying,

wasn't.

Okay, so you can say,

Lam ya can't wasn't,

or ma cana also means wasn't.

But in this world, there are nations that may rebel against God,

but they might find their way back. Allah's decision about them hasn't been But in this world, there are nations that may rebel against God, but they might find

their way back. Allah's decision about them hasn't been set in stone. They still have a chance

to earn forgiveness. He didn't condemn anybody and make any nation God forsaken, as the term is used.

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I saw your lecture on Bayena TV on verbs and nouns in Arabic.

And I just had a couple questions to clarify, if you don't mind.

I don't mind.

Yeah.

You said nouns and verbs significantly changed the understanding of an ayah.

Yeah.

But why when I'm reading an English translation, I don't really fully understand it.

Can you clarify a little bit? Yeah, there are lots of ayat where nouns and verbs sort of interchange, and there

are places where a verb was used and a very similar place, a noun was used in its place, and it

will immediately ring an alarm well for the Arab, especially one who knows classical Arabic,

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