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The other question is, well, the tricky part was, is it proper or common?

Yeah. Okay. Now here's the hard thing. This is something that you need to kind of get used to.

I said over and over again, something that we didn't really think about more.

And now we're going to force ourselves to think about it more now. Words are normally supposed to be

heavy and you have to have a really good reason to make them light. Okay. Let's think about that

differently now. If I see Muslim moon, you're my Arabic students. I show you the word Muslim moon.

Are you able to tell me that it's light or heavy? Yeah. It's light. It's light. The moment you see

an Islam that's light in Arabic, you have to say something's wrong. Yeah. What happened to you?

Who did this to you? You know, how did you lose so much weight? What happened to your noon?

It used to be so nice and fat and now you're like light. And you say there's only one of four

bullies that did this to you. Four reasons could have made you this, right? Now the thing is the status,

the number and the gender. How many properties are there? Four. Status, number, gender, and.

Okay. But the status, the number, and the gender, you can tell for Muslim moon whether it's light

or heavy. Three properties? Still clear. But the fourth property will not be clear until you figure

out why it became light. Proper or common will not become clear until you discover why is Muslim

light. Okay? Yeah. Now, four reasons for a word to be light. Let's talk about that. One reason is

Muslim, let's say Makkah. The Muslim of Makkah. Yeah. Muslim of Makkah, right? This is a Moodaf,

Moodaf, when the Moodaf is proper, when the Moodaf becomes proper, that time Muslim is proper.

But if I made it Muslim Madinatin or let's say Muslim Karietin, the Muslim of a village. Karia,

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