Grammer ep: 17 Ellipses

 Ellipses are the three dots after a word normally for indicating a pause in speech.

For example: "Oh my...cats gone".
It can also be used to add more depth to writing, for example: "I see you don't like...The door".

Grammer ep: 16 Hyphens

 So when do you use Hyphens, are they for connecting words.

Like if you want to say: "The walls are yellow-green". 

Or you could say: "I like deep-fried fish".

Habits of Successful Muslims pt: 4

 There is a story about two men given one garden each, with grapevines and palm trees, given by Allah.

Ayat 18:33 said: "Each garden yielded 'all' is produce never falling short and wee caused a river to flow between them".

Ayah 18:34 said: "And he had other resources 'as well'. So he boasted to a 'poor' companion of his, while conversing with him, "I am greater than you in wealth and superior in manpower".

After he wronged himself by insulting the 'poor' companion he said "I do not think that this garden will not perish, because I have taken all measures for the survival of the garden".

Grammer ep: 15 Dashes

 Dashes have four uses, one to  mark interruptions in a sentence for example:

"I ran to the bus stop - but it left already".

Dashes can also work as parentheses, for example:
"The train- was bigger than the car".

You  can also use  them as colons, for example:
"I want one thing - SNACKS".

You can also use it as interruptions  in speech, for example:
"Watch out for the - BAM".

Grammer ep: 14 Italics and underlining

Aldus Manutius, the creator of  the typeface italics,

There are mainly two uses for italics, Emphasis and Titling.
For example: "That's one big apple", and for titling  "The measly duck". 

The underline is basically the same as the italics but easier to handwrite the word and underline the word.

Grammer ep: 13 Semicolon

 The semicolon is that it is a  rarely used letter in the alphabet is because it is most of the time not necessary, but in programming the semicolon ; is very useful for ending code.

Also, you can use it for complicated lists for example:
"I enjoy corn; peanuts; coconut milk and apples."

 

Youth Talk Class: 17

Bid'a are things that were brought into Islam that are not in the sunnah, such as acts of worship that are added to Islam.

Allah's messenger said, "The worst of things are those that are newly- invented every newly-invented thing is an innovation and every innovation is going astray, and every going astray is hellfire".

There are two groups, one group believes that there are two kinds of bid'a (good and bad bid'a), and the other group (mostly shia muslims) believes only one group of bid'a which is only bad bid'a.

        

al-kahf

When 7 Muslims were ran away from the main city because they were being targeted by the Kafr for being Muslims, and took refuge in a cave.

He has to be very cautious because, as he proceeds to the market and through the city, and not told who he is.

Grammer ep: 12 Colon

 A colon can be used for answering a question:
for example "My favorite food is apple pie".

Also, you can use them in a list for example: "An apple, a duck, a chicken".

And You can also do "My friend: Mark told me to clean my room".

 You can also use a colon for emphasis for example:
"Do not go in the tunnel: without a flashlight".

"I cannot sleep: I drank too much coffee".

You can also use the colon as a separator for example:
"The time is 10:30pm". Notice how it is separated by a colon and it separates the hour and the minutes.

another way is "the book is: basic cooking".