A brief history of "Y"

"Y" is something I enjoyed the most studying at School in Geometry. And in the College came to the grips of it. In Islam, that about I can speak of openly regarding my experiences. Is that you use the term "Ya" with Allah or Prophets name when you forget everything else, even yourself. The reason can be numerous but that's pretty much the bottom line. People who use "Ya" as a helping verb in their daily lives and take it for granted, lose it's moral value and in the end, it's just Blair Witch Project for them.

Firstly, When you say for instance "Ya Hadi", the Allah's or Prophet's attribute of guidance get's triggered. It also depends if your going for the linguistics or just the meaning. Using english pronunciation or arabic.

Secondly, in less Islamic places or where-ever the Islam is not fully at it's toll. If you say "Ya Hadi" something can come behind the tree proclaiming to be "Hadi". So, it's better to be the usage of "Ya" should remain as less as possible, and only when needed. Now that we understand the "Y" same goes for all the Qura'nic jargon as well as the other Holy Books. Having a Tariqah & a Shaykh, saves the trouble, because you can always relate back to him.

Maybe that's why, The Holy Bible had to have a new edition direct from the warehouse every year.