Let's Build Phrases w Mustafa كَ كِ you/your | One Way To Learn Arabic | Mustafa Akkari

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Think about all the times you’ve said: رَبُّكَ — your Lord دِينُكَ — your religion نَبِيُّكَ — your Prophet And then there’s كَ and كِ hiding at the end. كَ → your, when speaking to a male كِ → your, when speaking to a female So when you hear رَبُّكَ or رَبُّكِ, you don't have to think of it as one big new word. You can start spotting the little pieces: رَبّ + كَ = your Lord دِين + كِ = your religion And that's the fun part of learning Arabic. Sometimes you're not learning something completely new—you’re just finally noticing what you've already been saying. 🤍 Save this one and see how many كَ / كِ words you can spot in the Qur'aan and your daily duʿās. 🌿 Helping you learn Arabic until it clicks.