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You already know هُ. You just might not have realised it yet. 👀 You’ve said it in: رَضِيَ اللهُ عَنْهُ Raḍiyallaahu ʿanhu “May Allaah be pleased with him.” That little هُ at the end means him. And once you know that, have a look at this aayah from Soorah Al-Fajr: ابْتَلَاهُ — He tested him رَبُّهُ — his Lord فَأَكْرَمَهُ — He was generous to him وَنَعَّمَهُ — He favoured him Four times in one aayah! 😲 This is one of those little things that can make reading the Qur’aan so much more interesting. Instead of seeing رَبُّهُ as one word you simply have to remember, you can start noticing: رَبّ + هُ his Lord. And you can do the same with words you already know: اِسْمُهُ — his name كِتَابُهُ — his book بَيْتُهُ — his house One little هُ... and suddenly you can understand a little more than you did before. That's what we're aiming for here — helping you learn Arabic in a way that actually starts to click. 🌿
