Qalbi Fil Madinah
歌詞:
この曲の語彙:
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دَمعِي (damʿī) ˈdæmʕiː B2 |
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شَوْقًا (shawqan) ˈʃæwqɑn B2 |
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حَبِيبِي (ḥabībī) ħæˈbiːbiː A2 |
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قَلْبِي (qalbi) ˈqɑlbiː A1 |
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عِشْقًا (ʿishqan) ˈʕɪʃqɑn B2 |
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صَلاة (ṣalāt) sˤɑˈlaːt B1 |
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رُوحِي (rūḥī) ˈruːħiː B1 |
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حُبًّا (ḥubban) ˈħubbɑn A2 |
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مَنَام (manām) mæˈnæːm B2 |
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قُرْبًا (qurban) ˈqʊrbɑn B2 |
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سَكِينَة (sakīnah) sæˈkiːnæ C1 |
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نَبِينا (nabīnā) næˈbiːnæː A2 |
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رسول (rasūl) raˈsuːl B1 |
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أحِنُّ (aḥinnu) ʔæˈħɪnnu B2 |
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القُبَّة (al-qubbah) alˈqʊbbah B2 |
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الخَضْرَاء (al-khaḍrā') alˈxɑdˤraːʔ B1 |
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نُور (nūr) nuːr B1 |
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文法:
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سَالَ دَمعِي شَوْقًا يَا حَبِيبِي إِلَيْك
➔ Vocative Case (يا)
➔ The word "يا" (ya) introduces a vocative phrase, directly addressing someone or something. Here, it's used to address "Habibi" (my beloved). It's a form of direct address, indicating a close relationship and affection.
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فَاضَ قَلْبِي عِشْقًا بِالصَّلاةِ عَلَيك
➔ Prepositional Phrase (بالصَّلاةِ)
➔ The phrase "بالصَّلاةِ عَلَيك" (bi-ṣ-ṣalāti ʿalayk) is a prepositional phrase that modifies the verb "فاض" (fāḍa). The preposition "بِ" (bi) here indicates means or cause. It means 'overflowing with love *through/by means of* prayers upon you'.
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طارتْ رُوحِي حُبًّا في المَنَامِ إليك
➔ Genitive Construction (رُوحِي)
➔ The word "رُوحِي" (rūḥī) means 'my soul'. The suffix "-ī" (ي) indicates possession, equivalent to 'my'. It signifies that the soul belongs to the speaker.
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رَامَ كُلِّي قُرْبًا سَيِّدِي لبَّيْك
➔ Use of "لبَّيْك"
➔ "لبَّيْك" (labbayk) is a phrase used to respond to a call, meaning 'Here I am, at your service'. It expresses readiness to obey and serve. In Islamic contexts, it's often associated with responding to the call of God.
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قَلْبِي في المدينة وَجَدَ السَّكِينَة
➔ Definite Article (ال)
➔ The definite article "ال" (al-) before "المدينة" (al-Madinah) specifies that it is referring to a specific place: the city of Medina. It means 'the Medina'.
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قال يا نَبِينا، السلامُ عليك
➔ Nominal Sentence (السلامُ عليك)
➔ The phrase "السلامُ عليك" (as-salāmu ʿalayk) is a nominal sentence, meaning 'Peace be upon you'. It does not contain a verb in the traditional sense, but it implies a verb of being (is/be).
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صَلَوَاتُ اللهِ وسَلامُه عليك يا رسولَ الله
➔ Idafa Construction (صَلَوَاتُ اللهِ)
➔ The phrase "صَلَوَاتُ اللهِ" (ṣalawātu-llāhi) is an Idafa construction (genitive construction) which means 'prayers of God'. It shows a relationship of possession or belonging. "اللهِ" (Allāhi) is in the genitive case, indicating that the prayers belong to God.
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يا أبا الزَّهراء، كم أحِنُّ إليك
➔ Kunyah (أبا الزَّهراء)
➔ The phrase "أبا الزَّهراء" (ʾabā az-Zahrāʾ) is a kunyah, an Arabic honorific title that means 'father of Zahra'. It's a respectful way to address someone, often used for the Prophet Muhammad, referring to his daughter Fatima az-Zahra.