Islamic Educational Podcasts
(this page is still under construction)
This page is dedicated to a collection of audio recordings that are intended to help anyone learn a select list of Arabic phrases and terms along with their meanings, pronunciation, and cultural as well as religious connections to a Muslim individual's daily life.
(COMING SOON) sample topics below
The Muslim's "declaration of faith" witness statement:
I bear witness that there is no God worthy of worship except Allah, and I bear witness that Muhammad is the messenger of Allah.
A Muslim Covenant Statement:
I accept Allah as my Lord, Islam as my religion and lifestyle, Muhammad as the last prophet and a messenger sent to all humanity (peace and Allah's blessings be onto him).
Practical Arabic phrases used in a Muslim's daily life:
Traditional Greetings and replies: "Asalamu Alaikom Warahmatu-llah" (Peace Be With You) "Ahlan Wasahlan" (Welcome) "Good bye"
Names of the five required daily prayers
Names of additional voluntary daily prayers
Phrases used during performance of the daily prayers:
Before starting the formal prayer:
Starting the formal prayer:
Reading of the "Al-Fatiha"/"the opening"
Reading of a short Surah/"Quran chapter"
Reading another short Surah.
The term "Wudu" (traditional washing prior to prayers)
Declaring Intention to do the traditional washing prior to prayers /"Wudu"
Phrases used during the traditional washing "Wudu" prior to prayers
What to say after completing the traditional washing /"Wudu"
Declaring Intention to Pray
Phrases used to praise the Lord (Allah):
Short Hadith/Quotes of the Prophet Muhammad, peace and Allah's blessing be onto him:
Saying the word "Quran" Saying the word "Hadith" Saying "Islam," "Muslim," and "Muslimah." "Allah" "Muhammad"
The five pillars of Islam
The six pillars of faith
The 99 names/adjectives of "Allah"
Short supplication 1:
Short supplication 2
Short supplication 3
Short supplication 4