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Hearty = friendly; providing nourishment
Hardy = strong 💪; capable
The *hardy* Hound enjoyed a *hearty* meal of chicken. 🍗
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"Have more than you show , speak less than you know"
-William Shakespeare, King Lear
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"ليكن ما تملكه أكثر مما تظهره،وليكن م تتحدث به أقل مما تعرفه"
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Joooke
Interviewer: i heard you were extremely quick in maths
Me: yes,as a matter of fact "i am"
Interviewer: what is 14×27??
Me: 49
Interviewer: that's not even close.
Me: yes! But I was very fast....
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Today's idiom is:
"Pull the rug out from under (someone's feet)":It means:"to stop supporting someone"
example:
"If you don't tell them the truth, they will pull the rug out from under your feet."
"They promised that they wouldn't pull the rug out from under the people who are in need."
"The school pulled the rug out from under the city soccer league when they asked them to pay for using their field."
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“
Love of Allah is the power of the heart, the sustenance of the heart, the light of the heart.
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Ibn Qayyim Al-Jawziyyah
✏️Expression
📍 dig at ينهر
✒️ Hesham hates his brother, because he always digs at him
هشام يكره اخاه، لانه دائماً ينهره
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Happy Eid dear brothers and sisters..
may Allah bless you all and make you all happy
may Allah unite this ummah and bring happiness to their hearts
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Umar ibn al-Khattab’s dua
O Allah, I am indeed harsh, so make me gentle; I am weak, so make me strong; and I am miserly, so make me generous.
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♦Daily Words♦
1. CANDID
Mean : frank, free from prejudice, clear
Ex : Politicians are expected to be diplomatic, not candid.
Ant : Cagey; Cunning; Diplomatic; Sly
2. CANNIBAL
Mean : an eater of the flesh of its own species
Ex : Some of the tribes of aborigines were rumored to be cannibals.
Syn : Anthrophagite ; Anthropophagus
3. CELERITY
Mean : swiftness, agility
Ex : Jackie Chan’s celerity holds the audience spellbound.
Syn : Alacrity; Promptness
Ant : Delay; Lassitude
4. CHOLERIC
Mean : hot tempered
Ex : The marriage failed due to the choleric temperament of both the spouses.
Syn : Irascible; Irritable; Peevish
5. DELECTABLE
Mean : delightful, delicious
Ex : The delectable performance by the child artist enthralled the audience.
Syn : Appetizing; Delicious; Exquisite; Luscious
6. COGITATE
Mean : to give serious consideration / thought
Ex : It is high time the government cogitates to introduce eco-friendly legislation.
Syn : Contemplate; Meditate; Ponder; Ruminate
7. COMPLIANT
Mean : yielding, submissive
Ex : He is compliant and ready to do as asked.
Syn : Acquiescent; Obsequious
Ant : Adamant
8. DEMUR
Mean : to voice opposition; object
Ex : Nobody dared demur when the boss shot down the proposal.
Syn : Disagree; Dispute; Challenge
9. CONVOKE
Mean : to call together (for a meeting)
Ex : The general body meeting was convoked by the Board to seek endorsement of its
decision to diversify.
Ant : Convene
10. CRYPTIC
Mean : encoded, secret
Ex : Archaeologists have deciphered the most cryptic and ancient languages.
Syn : Puzzling
Ant : Candid; Exoteric
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And the Dhikr of Allah is great.
الله أڪبر
الله أڪبر
الله أڪبر
لا إله إلا الله
الله أڪبر
الله أڪبر
ولله الحمد
Don't miss out on this Takbeerat during the last 10 of Dhul Hijjah.
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💦Verbs often confused
💦Rise and Raise:
(a) Rise.
❌ Don't say: Val raises very early in the morning.
💦Say: Val rises very early in the morning.
(b) Raise:
❌ Don't say: She rose their salaries too often.
💦Say: She raised their salaries too often.
💦Rise is an intransitive verb and means to go up, stand up, or get out of bed. It doesn't require an object. Raise is a transitive verb and means to lift up something Their principal parts are; rise, rose, risen, and raise, raised, raised.
🤖Note: Arise is often used for rise, but it is better to use arise only in the sense of begin: A quarrel (a discussion, an argument, a difficulty, etc.) may arise. This is formal but is still used.
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Idiom
**I have two left feet !!**
If someone isn't good at something, as practice or training.
Ex , Have you ever seen me play soccer I have two left feet.
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Prophet Muhammad ﷺ:
كن في الدنيا كأنك غريب أو عابر سبيل
Live in the worldly life like a stranger (or foreigner) or like a traveler on a road.
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انما الموت انتقال من فناء لبقاء
Death is nothing more than a passage from mortality to immortality.
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The difference between
Borrow & lend
👉 to borrow = to receive something from somebody
🔹 Could I borrow your pen for a minute, please?
🔹 Tom used to borrow money from his brother all the time
👉 to lend = to give something to somebody
🔹 I lent Gary £35.
🔹 Fred often lends his car to Tom .
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"What you seek is seeking you."
-Rumi
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"ما تبحث عنه يبحث عنك ."
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Superman → ✔️
Batman → ✔️
However,
Spiderman → ❌
Spider-Man → ✔️
#Vocabulary
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🔘BAIL = money💰 paid to get out of jail.
🔘BALE = bundle; bunch; parcel.
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+ plus
- minus
± plus or minus
× times/multiplied by
÷ divided by
= is/equals/is equal to
≠ Is not equal to/does not equal
< Is less than
≤ Is less than or equal to
> Is more than
≥ Is more than or equal to
% percent
∞ infinity
in inch
ft foot
yd yard
ml mile
mm millimeter
cm centimeter
m metre
km kilometer
ha hectare
L litre
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Sadness
أستحي أن أحزن وأمري كله بيد الله
I feel ashamed of being sad when my case is in the hands of Allah.
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Idiom
💥put the brakes on
☑️Meaning: If you put the brakes on something, you stop it or slow it down.
🔺For example:
▪️Many companies are putting the brakes on new investment until the economy improves.
▪️The government has to put the brakes on the water treatment project until the corruption enquiry is over.
✔️Origin: This metaphorical idiom is based on the fact that if you're driving a car and you "put the brakes on", the car slows down and stops.
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✨كيف تقول على أحر من الجمر بالانكليزية :
on pins and needles
مثال : أنتظر النتيجة على أحر من الجمر
✨Example:
I am on pins and needles
waiting for the result
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➖Verbs often confused➖
558. Hanged and Hung.
(a) Hanged.
❌ Don't say: No-one has been hung in Britain since 1964.
✅ Say: No-one has been hanged in Britain since 1964.
(b) Hung.
❌ Don't say: We hanged the picture on the wall.
✅ Say: We hung the picture on the wail.
▪️ When the reference is to killing a person or animal by hanging, we use the form hanged. In other cases, the form is hung. The principal parts of the two verbs are: hang, hanged, hanged; hang, hung, hung.
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*Nothing is ever too Hard to do If your Faith is Strong & your Purpose is True...*
*So never Give-up & Let the journey Go-on Until your work is done...*
*Because Life is Run by Faith & Won by Grace.*😊
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*The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.*
```Be optimist!```
Great evening
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Dua of Prophet Sulaiman
رَبِّ أَوْزِعْنِي أَنْ أَشْكُرَ نِعْمَتَكَ الَّتِي أَنْعَمْتَ عَلَيَّ وَعَلَى وَالِدَيَّ
Lord, enable me to be thankful for the blessings You have granted me and my parents ... (Quran 27:19 and 46:15)
#Quran
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“
Knowledge is that which benefits, not that which is memorized.
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Imam ash-Shafi`i
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😂Joke 😂
*TEACHER* - I returned from work, opened my door and saw 50 million dollars💰💵 on my bed. Assuming you were in my shoes, what will you do?" asks the teacher.
*KOJO*: I will bite your toes until you faint. I will then come out from your shoes and take all the money!
*TEACHER*: Fool! You can't literally be inside my shoes. It's a figure of speech.
*KOJO*: You can't literally open your door and see 50 million dollars on your bed. That's a figure of impossible speech!!!
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Prayer of Moses – Quran 28:16
رَبِّ إِنِّي ظَلَمْتُ نَفْسِي فَاغْفِرْ لِي
My Lord, I have done wrong toward myself, so forgive me.
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#Vocabs
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1. التوحيد = Monotheism
2. الشرك = Polytheism
3. الإنسانية = Humanity
4. الإرهاب = Terrorism
5. الملائكة = Angels
6. الجنة = Paradise
7. النار = Hell
8. الدين (الديانات) = (Religion(s
9. العقيدة = Creed
10. الأخلاق = Ethics- manners
11. حقوق المرأة = Women-rights
12. الحجاب = Hejab
13. الأنبياء = Prophets
14. اليوم الآخر = Judgment day
15. الحقوق = Rights
16. الواجبات = Obligations
17. السعادة = Happiness
18. بر الوالدين = Honouring one's parents
19. الضيق = Agony
20. الرحمة = Mercy
21. العقل = Mind
22. الحاجات الروحية = Spiritual needs
23. الموت = Death
24. القرآن الكريم = Holy Qura’n
25. الصلاة = Pray
26. الزكاة-الصدقات = Charity- money dues
27. الإيمان = belief
28. الكفر = infidel
29. التعايش:التعايش السلمي = tolerance
30. العقاب = Punishment
31. الإحسان = Kindness
32. التوبة = Repent
33. المراقبة = Heart watch of God
34. الكيان الأسري = Family
35. الأمانة = honesty
36. الحرية = Freedom
37. الصدق = truth
38. الكذب = Lie
39. الطهارة :الحسية والمعنوية = Heart and body purity
40. محاسن الأخلاق = Virtue
41. مساويء الأخلاق = Vice
42. الجمال = beauty
43. التربية = Raising
44. العدل = Justice
45. الزوجة = Wife
46. التضحية = a sacrifice
47. التوازن بين الروح والجسد = Flesh and soul balancing
48. ميزات الإسلام = Islam features
49. الأجر = Rewards
50. الأرحام:صلة الرحم = Keep good Relatives relations
51. المسجد-دور العبادة = Mosque- worship places
52. الإلحاد = atheism
53. القضاء والقدر = Fate
54. الحكمة الإلهية = Act of God
55. صفات الله الحسنى = Best attributes of God
56. التعاون = Co-operation
57. الكون = Universe
58. الغيب = Metaphysics
59. الشيطان = Devil
60. غاية الخلق = The purpose of life
61. الغيبة = Back bite
62. السخرية = Sarcasm
63. السرقة = Stael
64. التواضع = Modest
65. السلوك = Behavior
66. الهداية = Walk on the right path
67. الفضيلة = Virtue
68. المعجزة = Miracle
69. الأدلة-البراهين = Proofs and evidences
70. التوراة = Torah
71. الإنجيل = Bible
72. النبوءة = Prophecy
73. الصيام = fasting
74. الحج = Pilgrimage
75. إثبات-الإثبات = Agree with X
76. الدليل = Proof
77. آية = Verse
78. سورة = Chapter
79. السنة = Life of prophet Muhammad
80. الأحاديث = Prophet Muhammad speech \ Hadiths
81. الصحابة = Prophet Muhammad companions
82. الدعاء = Pray
83. السجود = Prostration
84. الخمر = Wine
85. الحوار = Conversation
86. الحروب = Wars
87. الاستعمار = colonialism
88. الغزو الثقافي = Cultural invasion
89. الشخصية المسلمة = Islamic personality
90. التطرف = Extremism
91. التحريم = Prohibition
92. الوجوب = Obligatory
93. الإباحة (المباح) = Allowness
96. صيانة المرأة = Women preserve
97. النكاح = Marriage
98. الزنا = Adultery
99. البحث عن الحق = Searching for the truth
100. الطاعة = Obedience
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