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Saeed Alwakeel, A professor at Ain Shams University. He is specialized in Modern Literature and Literary Criticism. He is also one of the Egyptian Poets. In 1995 Saeed had MA in Literary Criticism. Grade: Excellent. Title of thesis: Ibn Arabi’s Ma’aaridj (ascensions into Heaven) and Tanzulat (descents from Heaven): A Study of Sufi Literary Texts. School: Faculty of Arts, Ain Shams University. In 2001 he had PhD in Literary Criticism. Grade: Excellent. Title of thesis: The Body in Contemporary Arabic Narrative: Positionality, Expression, and Concept. In 2008 he got the post doctoral degree to be an associate professor in modern criticism and Arabic literature. In 2014 he became a full professor at Ain Shams University. Saeed has puplished many books and collections of poems: Analysing the Narrative Text: Ibn Arabi’s Ma’aaridj (ascensions) as an Example. Egyptian Book Organisation, 1998. The Body in Contemporary Arabic Novels: A Heuristic/Pilot Study. Critical Writings Series, 2004. Selections from Inscriptions by Neanderthal Man. 1999. What Laila said to her infatuated lover. Qibaqaa (domes) Publishing House, 2000. Saeed is the author of Mastering Arabic through Literature, AUC press, 2014.
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    What is the question?!!
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    January 23, 2018
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    In my opinion, it is the Jordanian dialect. I say that although I am Egyptian.
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    January 23, 2018
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    I wrote the next comment on the youtube video: As an Arabic professional teacher, I say honestly that this is good effort but you are not native or near native Arabic speaker. I suggest to depend on recorded speech by native speakers and recreate your videos. Please do!
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    January 23, 2018
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    Feminin/ Singular أرض : Land / Ground Plural: أرضون or أراضِ but you can use أراضي only if it is preceded by ال or followed by a definite noun. Examples: هذه أراضٍ خصبة - الأراضي- نحافظ على أراضي الآخرين
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    January 20, 2018
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    1- I prefer, in general, to ask about a word in a context. There are many suggestions for that word. If it is أديب then it means, in MSA, writer and means, in classical Arabic, a person with good manners. The word مهذَّب gives the same meaning (with good manners). 2- The word هذيب is not Arabic. 3- The word you ask about may be أذيب (Odheeb). In this case it is a verb and it means: I melt.
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    January 20, 2018
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    I try to make a mix between the previous suggested trials of translations by friends here. I made few urgent amendments (By the way, I am not professional interpreter!): I surrendered to whom the earth, which carries heavy rocks, surrendered to (he means God).He (God) created it in the form of an egg and when it was done, grabbed it with power and established mountains on it.
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    January 20, 2018
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    Hello my dear! I hope you are fine John! We did not communicate for a long time. you song you asked for its translation is nice. The word عمري means, literally, my age but, in poetry, means "life". The word طمعتيني means:You gave me hope. By the way, the suggested translation from Selim is good in general.
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    January 20, 2018
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    Professional Teacher Saeed Alwakeel, A professor at Ain Shams University. He is specialized in Modern Literature and Literary Criticism. Saeed is the author of Mastering Arabic through Literature, AUC press, 2014.
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