This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. Now the next thing is it's going to be technical but I'm going to make it. You're going to learn some things about

English I guess because I can't teach you Arabic right now so I'm going to try to teach some

English which you already know. Alhamdala.

Alhamdala, okay.

So there's a difference between nouns and verbs.

I know that sounds really scary, and some of you want to run away right now.

Remain calm. I'm not going to bring in your fourth year English teacher from childhood.

Remain calm. There's a difference between what again, what did I say? Nouns and verbs. Okay.

Give me an example of nouns. Give me an example of a noun, not definition, examples.

Nobody knows what noun is?

In Nallilahilii, in a lehi, a gyrajiram.

Huh?

Sure, hall, chair, speech, microphone,

Ostav, right, confusion, nervousness,

these are all nouns, yes?

So it could be a person, a place, a thing, an idea, etc, etc, right?

Okay, what's it, give me a verb?

Walking, sleep. Okay, give me a verb.

Walking, sleeping. I'm kidding, I'm kidding.

Talking, left, came back, etc, etc. Yes? Okay Okay now I'll put it to you a certain way. Nouns don't have

past tense or present tense or future tense. An apple is a noun. Apple is not past tense, it's not present tense,

it's not future tense. So what am I saying? A noun is timeless. You with me? A noun is what? Timeless. But when you have a verb,

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