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Farsi / فارسی
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Can someone provide me with good online sources?? To be clear, I am Indian and have a little knowledge of Urdu. That's it.
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A short clip by Dr. Ali Gholami https://www.aparat.com/v/7PAgX
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It would be better if you would type the lyrics in Farsi(not in roman-farsi) .
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Salam I am currently considering helping translate some Persian pdf books into English and French, then putting them on some online website or something. However, I thought we could do it quicker with a whole team of translators. I need to find the pdf filespecially again, but that shouldn't take long. So, any volunteers?
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I have been surfing the net looking for resources for learning the Persian language and i noticed there are very few forum dedicated to this. So I made one and I would like to invite both students of Persian and native speakers to please stop by and join. http://learningpersian.hyperboards.com/index.php
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Salaams I am in need of some help I wish to recite this but need someone to write up the words for me (transliteration of course) I would be very grateful if you could :) Thank you
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Hello everyone. I have been learning Farsi for a while now, since I got married with a beautiful and kind Iranian woman. Along the way I struggled sometimes with a lack of materials. I recently set out to collect all the best resources I've found through my journey, and I've created a website for it, along with my experiences. I was hoping to share it with all of you: https://awesome-persian.com/ I hope it's useful for other learners. Also, I would be very interested in things that I have missed that people here have studied with, to add to the site. I am sure there are more good tools out there that are not well known or overlooked.
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Persian mosques / TV Channels offering recitation (poetry) opportunities for anyone
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Sallam. May someone please inform me of any 'Persian' mosque or TV channel that is allowing anyone to recite lines of latmiyas, poetry etc? I am willing to recite lines on any live program insha'Allah. Please mention opportunities in the comments, it would help me alot. Thanks.
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I have noticed that many members of this forum like to learn Persian language. So I am going to teach you some interesting useful expressions.
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Salaaam dear friends, I was wondering if anyone would like to practice their Persian/Farsi with me? It's exciting to have pen-pals! There is more time for me now because of the quarantine, I'd love to make friends and learn. Please let me know if you're interested! Thank you
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbbzJWAuyBI Sallam, check out this video. Please get it to 2K views and support the channel, give me feedback so I can improve my channel in the future InshaAllah.
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Salam, It's been about two months since I started learning Farsi. I still have a long way to go, but I'm already seeing progress! Is there anyone else here who is into learning Farsi? Also what are the best ways to master this language?
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https://www.aparat.com/v/d7TMl/۳%3A۲۳ can someone provide lyrics in Farsi
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Salam I am a Pakistani Shia Muslim who is trying to learn Farsi. I wish to find a place with english instructions on how to learn Farsi
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سلام علیکم وقتی این نوحه رو گوش دادم نتونستم گریه نکنم http://dl.musicema.com/music/tracks/alirezas.mp3
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(bismillah) (salam) o hai gaiz Mahdavist suggested I teach yall a Persian word each day. So that's what I'm doing. Today's word: Word: ÏáÇæÑ Transliteration: delaavar Meaning: brave, courageous Example: ÏáÇæÑãÑÏÇä ÇÑÊÔ ÌãåæÑی ÇÓáÇãی ÇیÑÇä ÝÏǘÇÑی åÇی ÒیÇÏی ˜ÑÏäÏ ÏÑ ÏæÑÇä ÓÎÊ Ìä ÊÍãیáی Translation: The brave men of the IRI Army made many sacrifices/martyrdoms during the difficult times of the Imposed War. (that one is for haidar) Stay tuned tomorrow for the next word!
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ok people I want to learn Farsi as my 6th language so any ideas
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Can some one please translate this to English or Farsi سلام علی ساکن کربلابود اربعین روز اشک عزابه یاد اسیران کرب و بلاءبه سر زینب دل شکسته زشامکنار مزار شه سر جداسلام علی ساکن کربلادلم غرق ماتم شده یاحسینبه ما ظلم اعظم شده یاحسیناگرچه شده سرنگون کاخ ظلمولی قامتم خم شده یا حسینسلام علی ساکن کربلاتو گفتی که خوبان امیری کننددلاور شوند و دلیری کنندمبادا جوانان به میدان رزمذلیلانه اظهار پیری کنندامیری حسین و نعم الامیرتو گفتی خدا پا در آن مینهداگر خانه را گرد گیری کندتو گفتی صبوری کند خواهرتچو مجبورشان بر اسیری کنندتو گفتی هیهات و مردان مابمانند و ذلت پذیری کنندامیری حسین و نعم الامیربه هر کوی و بزم و هر انجمنسرم خاک پای حسین و حسنپدر در دو گوشم سرود این سخنکه ای نازنین…
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Is this guy actually saying Khomeini and the Islamic republic are "the two weights" mentioned by Muhammad (sawas)? We all know the two weights are the Qur'an and the Ahlul Bayt (عليه السلام), so saying this sounds blasphemous. A friend of mine sent to me and I'm skeptical because it is from Fadak TV, what is actually being said in this video? What's going on here? ^
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Salam alaykum, I saw this latam recently and was wondering if anyone has Farsi and English words for it:
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I was wondering if anyone could please recommend some simple Farsi books for someone at beginner/intermediate level (I have completed books 1-4 from the Jami'atul Mustafa series). I am happy to read any type of book- fiction/non-fiction, novels, etc to get more practice and experience- ideally books that can be ordered or accessed online. Thank you.
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Salam brother and sister , i wanted to learn third language and I had pick Farsi language as a language that I wanted to learn but I didn’t know where to begin . Can someone guide and make me easy to learn this language .
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Are there Any free resources or fair priced resources online that teaches Persian ?
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I would be extremely grateful if someone could find me a translation for this beautiful poem: https://ganjoor.net/shahriar/gozidegh/sh2/ Thank you
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Salam everyone, Farsi is not my mother tongue, can anyone tell me which latmiyah are these? (00:00 :0:17sec) I message creator of that channel but he didn't reply me back And for this one as well (my guess is that recitor is mesyum Matti ) https://youtu.be/Uds9WQk2blo Both of them are played in the background. Jazakallah
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Sallaam. The following video is a latmiyah recited by a renowned reciter in Iran, his name is Haj Mahmoud Karimi. I really love the and would love someone to provide a Farsi write up. JazakhAllah khayr! حاج محمود کریمی شب دوم فاطمیه دوم 95 زمینه فوق العاده زیبای مادر منم مثل تو خمیدم
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وییس صدای شهید مدافع حرم عباسعلی علیزاده https://www.aparat.com/v/drvTS وییس صدای وداع جانسوز شهید مدافع حرم عباسعلی علیزاده اهل جویبار مازندران با فرزندانش از خط مقدم عملیات در سوریه ، هنگامی که در محاصره ی تکفیری ها قرار گرفت از پشت بیسیم بافرزندانش درد و دل میکند: سینا جان دنیا برام کوچیک شده بابا سینا جان اسلحه ی من زمین نمونه بابا ندا جان دخترم شب عروسیت میام پیشت باباجان نداجان چادر مادرمون حضرت زهرا رو سرتون نگه دارین...
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Can someone pleaseeeeee type up the lyrics (transliteration) of this for me please?
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Assalamu alaikum I just did the istikhara From Tohfa tul awaam and I got the follow answer, اگر دوست کے پاس جانا چاہتا ھے تو عجز کو چھوڑ دے تیرا کام ہو جاے گا Can someone interpret this for me please
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Salam. Many in my local community speak Farsi and I was hoping if any brothers and sisters on ShiaChat could provide me with some links that could help me learn at a beginner level this amazing language.
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as-salaamu alaikum, Any Shias on here pray in sunni masajid? I live in Ann Arbor, Michigan and there are many sunni masajid around me. One is about walking distance. I have prayed in one while in Michigan, but prayed according to Hadawi madhab as not to bring attention to me. I was thinking of praying at one of the local sunni locations instead of going to Dearborn and praying at Shia Masjid. However, I do not wish to bring attention to myself and then fall into some sunni/shia debate. Although I am capable of discussing, I just do not want to. What is your experience praying at sunni mosques? -
I did try that, for quite some years, and deemed it extremely unefficient. I don't know if you have had enough debates with other Muslims on topics where Islam needs to be able to revisit itself, to reform itself, and even to condemn the silence of religious authorities. I did, mostly in my local community and also here in SC. You would find two problems: - The systematic invocation of irrational religious texts to avoid rational debate, especially in social issues. - The fear of opposition to what may be a genuine Islamic standpoint. If a random ayatollah supports a barbaric practice or belief, people are more doubtful to take a stand against it, doubting their own reasoning and morality to points where you cannot trust their honesty in any debate. They will be more concerned not to annoy God just in case, which is ridiculous. I doubt He wants us to be cowards at a moral level to this point, merely because certain despicable or barbaric idea or practice comes under the banner of Islam. In that sense, I do believe in God, and that's why I doubt Islam, of at least the way its understood: dogmatic, unadaptable to the progress of humanity, silent against terrible social realities, uncapable or revisiting itself, and with religious authorities that are disconnected from the world they live in. A religion has its limits, and that's ok. Problem with Islam is that it's perceived as if it didn't have those limits, and people priorize Islam over other fields of knowledge to untolerable levels. I'm not a Muslim anymore, yet I find in Islam a great inspiration for one's morality. My personal decision to take distance from Islam is not because it has failed to make me nearer to God, because it hasn't. Probably if I lived in a cave, I would still be Muslim in all its meanings. It has failed me at a social level, not because of culture or because of Muslims, but because Islam barely has tools to fight these. I'm sorry, I must have lost/missed the email :(. I do still believe in God, but my obligations are different. While Islam asked me to serve him in certain specific ways, I choose to serve him according to what reason and my contexts allows me and tells me. This is not serving him as I wish, or my nafs wish, but according to what my moral principles say. Islam focused a lot on Akhlaq and politics, but it didn't translate in politically active Muslims or Muslims who are examples or virtuous behaviour. Seemed like Islam was about praying, fasting and not drinking alcohol. While I absolutely find some of these very important (the discipline of prayers, the self-control of fasting, and the avoidance of drugs and harmful substances of any type), I think they may be useless if their benefits are not directed to a social change. Precisely these obligations are there to build a strong character who can really make a change in society, but we barely see that change. I'm not speaking of the West, but our own societies. They are filled to the top with filth and cruelty, and I'm honestly fed up of waiting for God's Justice in the hereafter and doing nothing in this life. This passivity kills me. And you ask me about the founder of Islam. I would rather talk about that generation of Muslims. Even though I have my own critiques on early Islam, I believe that generation was evidently exemplary because it was politically and socially active. And we saw the potential that type of approach to Islam has. But we are far from being like that, and I lost my faith in the potential of Islam in the hands of today's Muslims. I don't think we can either inspire them through Islam. It is, nonetheless, a great religion at a personal individual level, and I keep many of its teachings and obligations within my theist life. -
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Elope . . . or have a civil ceremony at a justice of the peace. That is what l and both sets of my grandparents did. There is some truth that a few gurls don't want to 'get married' as in all the responsibilities and work involved, but want to "have a wedding" where they are the center of attention. Then muddle through Life with krazy kids. l am sure all the older sisters on SC can think of one they know or know-of some gurl that fits this narrative.
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You mean, for me to like pretty gurls is queer?
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