Ramadan Kareem!

[north_malaysian]

yeah... you should contribute and teach us Hebrew in this thread...

http://www.islamicboard.com/misc-language/22545-1506-1489-1512-1497-1514-a.html

 

[Ahl al-Dhikr]

exactly.. did you have a chance to listen to the sura?
My dad learned Hebrew in Egypt.. we have a few books in Hebrew in his library.. and I notice many words in common..
we have a Judaism thread here on board but a few sections are closed in observance of Ramadan, perhaps once opened you can take over where the others have left off.. we had a few respectful Jewish members... they come and go
so we hope you stay.. I am sure we'll learn much from you..
we had a dear member who passed away a week ago imsad who was self-taught in Hebrew.. she was a great lady.. she would have enjoyed having you on board..
Anyhow, welcome again and enjoy your stay
peace

The recitation of the sura was beautiful! It sounded like a pleasant blend of poetry and cantillation. Unsurprisingly, it reminded me a lot of the way Yemeni and Syrian Jews read the Tora.

Egypt! My girlfriend is from Egypt, her parents moved here (via France) in the late sixties, I believe. Where did your father live?

I'll be more than happy to contribute what I can about Judaism. I'm by no means knowledgeable enough to contribute much of value, but who knows...

I read the thread in which it was made known of your friend's passing...I am truly sorry for your loss. God is the Comforter of all.

 

[Ahl al-Dhikr]

yeah... you should contribute and teach us Hebrew in this thread...
http://www.islamicboard.com/misc-language/22545-1506-1489-1512-1497-1514-a.html

Thanks for the vote of confidence!

I don't know if I'll actually be able to teach you Hebrew over a message board, but I'll do my best!

 

[doorster]

you (learners) can also take a look at this program:

FoundationStone - a free and easy way to learn Hebrew

FoundationStone is a FREE Java application for you to learn Hebrew. The Online Hebrew Tutorial is available as part of the download.

wa salaam alaikum

 

[bewildred]

Boker Tov,

I hope your stay in here will be beneficial. Take care.

 

[Ahl al-Dhikr]

Boker Tov,
I hope your stay in here will be beneficial. Take care.

Boqer Or! (the customary response to "boqer tov")

Thank you, and I hope so too!

 

[جوري]

The recitation of the sura was beautiful! It sounded like a pleasant blend of poetry and cantillation. Unsurprisingly, it reminded me a lot of the way Yemeni and Syrian Jews read the Tora.

Egypt! My girlfriend is from Egypt, her parents moved here (via France) in the late sixties, I believe. Where did your father live?

I'll be more than happy to contribute what I can about Judaism. I'm by no means knowledgeable enough to contribute much of value, but who knows...

I read the thread in which it was made known of your friend's passing...I am truly sorry for your loss. God is the Comforter of all.

My dad is from port Saiid...
I believe a politic exchange is beneficial to all... you need to resurrect that old thread. comparative religion has been hijacked by atheists, I think it is about time it came back to its roots..
Eli was a special lady indeed.. I am not sure we'll have another like her on this forum... she had just the right blend of acquired wisdom, unique insight and political correctness in delivery....


peace