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Thanks for the lesson

Another well-chosen lesson from the poetry and sayings, wherein we find a wealth of new vocabulary packed in a few phrases. Great lesson!

Assalam o Elekum!

Your lessons are great which help to remember new words for ever. Frequency of new pods may please be increased if possible. Thanks and Jazak Allah, Sir.
Also, arabic words may be included in introductory paragraph of pod-cast.

Very nice lesson, and good words to learn. I wonder why you left out the fourth line, which says: من ابتغى قريباً كاملاً ، عاش قاطعاً لرحمه

And whoever seeks the perfect relatives will live forever cutting ties.

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Ahlan, I really enjoyed this lesson. Shukran.

I do have one question. On the PDF transcript of the lesson, you don't include the title of the lesson in Arabic.

On the website, your title in English is "The Forever Seeker." I see that you have عاش باحثا written on the website. Doesn't this translate to "life seeker" not the forever seeker? Or is forever seeker just a loose translation?

How would you say "the forever seeker in Arabic? I didn't see the word for forever on the vocabulary list. Is it دائما ?
If so, would you say باحثا دائما for the forever seeker? Perhaps you need the article since it's definite?

Thanks in advance for your help. I love your podcasts!

ma'salaama,
Farah

Dear Farah,
"Forever" I think is clearly implied because if one continues to seek a loved one without risk of problems then one will forever be seeking a loved one, so would one be living alone forever if one seeks a friend who does not have weaknesses. Ifthikar Ismail Sri Lanka

Thank you for the lesson. I'm new to learning Arabic.

!اااه كلمات جميلة
Ah, beautiful words!

Schukran!