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And we're going to talk today about

The way the Quran gave signature meanings to words that Arabic did not give so the Arabic dictionary says this word means this

Like winds and by the way the first example is pretty cool

Winds plural like the winds are strong or the wind is strong

Right, so you can use the word wind in English literature also for plural and for singular, right?

And the Quran decides a lot of signs that he's going to use the plural

In a certain way and the singular in a certain way. So let's see what he does. Okay

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He's a

It doesn't work. Okay, just maybe feel good to think I can do it. Okay, so

Winds is using the Quran whenever Allah

Talks about something good or mercy or something beneficial coming from Allah and he used the word wind

Singular when something bad and terrible is about to happen that is not to say that a wind is bad and multiple winds are good

That is to say the Quran created a style in which one word was associated with something and he wanted to create a separate association with a separate word

Almost as if the least this there's being trained

To think ahead of time or something good is coming or something bad is coming when Allah is speaking

like a lies

You know acclimating his his reciders his listeners the listeners of his word though the people who rehearse his word

He's acclimating them to a speech pattern

Right, so I do this with kids for example

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