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The website includes: • Arabic Reading Course (Beginners) • Arabic Language Course (100 Lessons) • Vocabulary Flashcards to help memorise Arabic words and meanings • Discussion Forum – ask any questions where you are confused and the community or moderator will answer your questions. • Bookstore – You can order any materials that you require – we stock a fairly comprehensive set of Arabic Language Books. • Interactive Questions including multiple choice, virtual Arabic keyboard and many other question types to test your understanding throughout lessons. • Many more features and tools to help learn the language (already listed in the news section). Here are three tips to help you learn Arabic: • Use a systematic curriculum. One of the best ways to learn Arabic is to study the language through a structured, systematic curriculum.

You can find many of these courses in learning Arabic online or in your local bookstore. Online courses are a great option, as they offer you the scheduling versatility that many people with busy lives need. Other offline courses may offer CDs that you can use while traveling your car, while others come with textbooks and exercises to help you learn. Still others come with flashcards and learning tools that work for everyone – from children to adults. These are all terrific ways to learn Arabic, especially when combined together. In addition, most community colleges and community enrichment programs offer classes that you can attend with other students, which can be a great way for you to practice your accent and pronunciation. However, you may also find that you do better with a tutor for one-on-one instruction – especially if you feel nervous or shy practicing Arabic in front of other people.

• Immersion into the Arabic culture. Many people feel this is the best way to learn the Arabic language, since students who learn via immersion are surrounded by the language on a daily basis. This is also a good way to learn some of the slang phrases and expressions that are common in any language – you can bet you won’t find all of these in an at-home CD study guide! While immersion isn’t for everyone, it can be a terrific learning experience for those yearning to learn about the culture, as well as the language. If you plan on traveling to a country that speaks Arabic, you’ll be surprised how at quickly you pick up new phrases, just by listening to others speak. • The most important tip for learning Arabic is to dedicate yourself to learning. Because Arabic is very different from English or the Romance Languages, you need to set aside time each day to study.

Try to concentrate on learning two or three new Arabic words daily, and work on pronouns at first because there are many variables to these words. You’ll also need to practice writing out the Arabic alphabet. Learning to read Arabic script can be difficult, since you’ll need to train yourself to read from right to left and to pick out changing shapes from the cursive script.

There are also many letters in the Arabic language that look very similar to each other, adding to your confusion. However, if you dedicate yourself to learning a few letters each day, you’ll find that your understanding of the written Arabic language comes together faster than you think. This is what i could say. After the summer of 2007, i took an Arabic class in my college - it was 1 and half year of college classes - 3 courses on Arabic learning the basics of Arabic and learning some words alhamdulillah. This book: it is a book on very basics of the Arabic, then in summer 2008, i finished madinah book 1 and 2 with their audios found online, alhamdulillah. After i finished college terms, in fall of 2008, in winter 2009, i did half of the book of book 2 of alkitaab on my own. And then in the summer of 2009, i finished madinah 3 books with the DVDs found online alhamdulillah.

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And then after summer i did book 3 again and few chapters of book 2 of madinah book and then other books and the albaseerah class that i did with you. And for Arabic reading, i mostly used to read fatawa of shaykh ibn bazz since spring of 2009, and try to translate them and i had Arabic books that i try to read but i used read more fatwa of shaykh ibn bazz online, short ones and try to translate and other works online and offline. I actually did not try to go over the Qur'an word for word nor did i try to translate Qur'an word for word, that i never did. However when i came across ayat of qur'an in the fatawa i could understand and when i knew what the aya meant i could extract its correct translation from the Noble Qur'an based on the citation given in the fatwa. And there are several English books on Arabic Grammar i read and i found them helpful a lot alhamdulillah. And i used to listen to Arabic Lectures of the lectures. And my suggestion would be try to read a lot of Arabic as much as possible for you, i would try to read short text, not big ones, so start with small works, like several lines in a paragraph.

And also short books for kids. You can buy some from noorart.com and also from - i bought from here as there is no faces in these books and they are islamic alhamdulillah. Very beneficial books. And also listen to Arabic lectures of the scholars, listen to one many times. And also keep up the study, finish madinah books with its audio and video lessons found online inshaaAllah and also try to go over other beneficial learning books of grammar of arabic and reading skill.

You have to go over a lot of materials and of course keep up making dua to Allah. And may Allah guide us and grant us what will benefit us in our affairs of the Deen, Duniyah and Akhira. Mar 27, '10 12:23 PM for everyone bismillah ir rahman ir raheem asalamualikum warahma tullahiwabaraka tuhu Since i finished the book explanation of three fundamental principles by Shaykh Ubayd al-Jabere, i was thinking of sharing this information but Allahul Musta'an, i wasn't able to. But today saying this word, 'mabruk' again, i remembered of it so i thought i should finally write it. Anyone with little Arabic Grammar knowledge will realize what is going on in here. Everyone learning Arabic or knowing Arabic, knows Arabic words go back to three root letters and the meaning of the word changes with the edition of letters to those root letters.

So now you have these 3 root letters: ب - ر - ك - and from these root letters comes two words, one is: # 1 بَرَكَ [baraka] - and another is # 2 بارك [baaraka] - and the first word means: to kneel down, and the second word means: to bless, now there is something in Arabic that is called, اسم المفعول - which is the thing that is acted upon, for example: from the word: شرب [sariba] - to drink - you have a اسم الفاعل - the doer of the action which is شارب [saareb] - the one who drunk, and you have a اسم المفعول - - [masrub] مشروب the drink that has been drunk. So from these two words: برك - & بارك - you have two اسم المفعول - from # 1: مبروك - the one who has been knelt down on from # 2: مبارك - the one who has been blessed SO you see what you are saying when you say 'mabruk' to your friend in Arabic thinking you are saying in a shorter way, congratulation in Arabic, maashaaAllah. What is even more sad is that those who knows Arabic and its Grammar say this word as well thinking the same and it is the Arabs that teaches it as well maashaaAllah. And someone i just saw wrote this 'mabruk' in this form: ma'bruk - what does this word mean i have no idea, usually ' is used to point that there is ع in the word, but there is NO ع whatsoever in these root letters nor in its derived form.

May Allah grant us beneficial knowledge and righteous actions. I thought i should share this. Because i would like everyone to say - Mubaarak to me than to say that they knelt down on me. Subhan Allah. Jazakum Allahu khayran was-salamualikum warahma tullahiwabaraka tuhu. I do not know this site, just found - so i do not know the people either.

So if you wish to take classes TO LEARN arabic up to you to decide. It is UK Based as well. Teaches online also Al-Kitab al-Asasi [Volume 1] Subject covered: The airport, eating out, at the hotel, at the bank, literature, visiting the doctor, family life, at the post-office, time, at the market, how to read an Arabic newspaper, the four seasons, renting a flat.

Al-Kitab al-Asasi [Volume 2] Subjects covered: the Middle-East on the map, systems of government, Arabic poetry, using an Arabic dictionary. Arabic calligraphy, current affairs, writing a letter, Arabic proverbs, contemporary discussions, Arabic theatre. Focus on Arab culture, politics and media. Al-Kitab al-Asasi [Volume 3] Subjects covered: Arabic literature and poetry (Abu Hatim al-Razi, al-Ma'rri), Tafsir (Ibn Kathir), Fiqh (Qadi Abu Yusuf), History (Ibn Batuta), early Islamic pedagogy (Ibn Sahnun), Philosophy (Ibn Tufayl). اتفق علماء العربية على أن علم النحو هو قانون العلوم العربية، الذي ترجع إليه في جلّ مسائلها، وهو العلم الذي لا يستقل أي علم من علوم العربية بنفسه عنه أو يستغني عن معونته. ويعدّ الإمام عبد الله جمال الدين يوسف بن هشام المولود في مصر والمتوفى سنة (761هـ) من أئمة العربية؛ فقد قال عنه العلامة ابن خلدون: 'ما زلنا ونحن بالمغرب نسمع أنه ظهر بمصر عالم بالعربية يقال له ابن هشام أنحى من سيبويه' وقد أثرى هذا العالم الكبير المكتبة العربية بمصنفات في النحو والفقه والأدب والتفسير واللغة وغيرها، فما من دارس للنحو إلا ويعلم قدر هذا العالم وفضله، ويعدّ كتاب 'مغني اللبيب عن كتب الأعاريب للعلامة ابن هشام' إسهاماً فريداً غير مسبوق لعلم النحو، لم يسبقه إلى التأليف على منواله أحد، وقد أصبح هذا الكتاب منذ ألفه مؤلفه مرجعاً أساسياً من المراجع المهمة لكل دارس للنحو وفروع العربية. حتى قال عنه ابن خلدون: 'وصل إلينا بالمغرب لهذه العصور ديوان من مصر منسوب إلى جمال الدين بن هشام، استوفى فيه أحكام الإعراب مجملة ومفصلة وتكلم على الحروف والمفردات والجمل، وحذف ما في الصناعة منا لمتكرر في أكثر أبوابها، وسماه بـ'المغني في الإعراب.'

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وقد تكلم في كتاب الأسماء والأفعال، حروف الزيادة ،القياس على الصحيح، الواو والياء اللتان هما فاءان، الواو والياء اللتان هما عينان القلب، التكسير، التضعيف، وختم بتفسير كلمات غريبة، وإفادة مسائل. Al Munsif: Sharh Abi Al Fath Uthman ibn Jinni li Kitab Al Tasrif li Abi Uthman Al Mazini Al Basri. تعتمد البلاغة في أسمى صورها, وأعلى منازلها اعتماداً كبيراً على فصاحة الكلمة, وسلامة التراكيب التي أساسها الكلمة, من هنا تظهر أهمية علم الصرف الذي يعنى ببنية الكلمة. من هذا المنطلق أدرك علماء العربية أهمية هذا العلم, فعنوا به عناية كبيرة, فأفردوه بالكتابة والتأليف, ومنه هذا الكتاب لما فيه من الفوائد العلمية, والقواعد النظرية, والأمثلة التطبيقية.

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I want to share so maybe it will help me find my solutions and/or maybe some of you will be willing to share some of your thoughts that will help me as well inshaaAllah. I am like in the tough stage of my Arabic Learning, Alhamdulillah i do believe i am good with my Arabic Grammar, the grammar of Aljaromiyah inshaaAllah, though i may need some more review of the last lessons of aljaromiyah to be better at those end lessons of aljaromiyah. The only obstacles on my way is the VOCABULARIES, the new words stand like the mountains on my way to move up and advance ahead. I have been looking for a while to find a sister to help me on this, in going over Al-arabiyah bayna yadayk vol 2 and 3. I know 2 sisters, who are really good at Fusha Arabic but one is too busy to even give 15 or 30 min or any help, and another one doesn't even show any sign of interest of help, neither did i ask more than once. And i found a sister, who maashaaAllah at first ask was like YES i can study vocabularies with you, then she was avoiding me, and i wasn't going to bother. But what bothered me is that she said YES, YES, YES maashaaAllah and she wasn't keeping her words, it was like she was playing around with me and lying to me.

Subhan Allah. You won't help, that is perfectly fine with me, but there is no need to lie or play around with people. May Allah guide us Muslims to honesty and make us trustworthy ameen. Another sister she said yes, she will help and then she got scared thinking that i was making it like course, where she has to come online and we will use wiziq site and use voice chat to go over etc. Another sister said she will help at a night, but i changed my mind of studying with her because she was like she is very busy with school works etc, and i don't like people keep complaining while they are helping, it is just so horrible, i won't bother concentrate on my study. It is like someone feeding me sweet at one hand and on the other they are feeding me bitter stuffs or cutting me. But anyway, i haven't seen her at that time in the college again.

I left one week and other week i didn't see her. And finally, found a teacher who charges like $10 dollars per hour and then she reduced it for me, but as i was reading vol. 2 chapters, in each reading there are like 2 or 3 or at most 6 or so words i don't know.

If i knew the meaning of these words, i could understand full reading text without problem. Because i cannot afford all that paying, i was trying to read and find the hardest text and keep that only to go over with the tutor, and it came at the end to be ONLY ONE TEXT which i took less care to read in each chapter to go over with the teacher and rest reading i could do on my own with dictionary checking. I was like i must be TOO LAZY that i am looking for an easy way out, and our Salaf used to work so hard in seeking knowledge. like 3 years ago, i was searching to buy a electronic dictionary so it will be easy to find words, but it was very expensive for a good one with a lot of words in them. So i was asking if anyone used and found them beneficial but no one seemed to use them. So i asked our salafi duat who learned arabic as well for advice in buying dictionary, he was like do not buy those electronic dictionary as they do not give any grammar info but just simply translate which is good for visitors to arab countries or arabs to non-arab countries and he directed me to buy Hans Wehr. So i got that alhamdulillah and he said that i should learn looking through dictionary working hard like our salaf did in the past.

Alhamdulillah i bought hens wehr, mujam alwasit, and i have a dictionary with alarabiyah byana yadayk book [ar-ar] and glossary with madinah book. But subhan Allah, may Allah guide me, i don't like using dictionaries too much. I just like look to find easy way out instead of looking into dictionaries. So i use context to understand words a lot alhamdulillah and it helps. Also, learning new word LISTs is like another tough matter to me.

Subhan Allah. I started a set of books full arabic, after few chapters i stopped because i had to like look up almost half the chapter's words in the dictionary. Then i started another set of books, i finished 2 vols out of 4 without problem alhamdulillah. It was super easy but the last 2 or 3 chapters of the vol 2 had long list of words i couldn't stand memorizing them. I did best to finish the exercises.

I started vol 3, now matter became tough, there are like 5 pages long or 4 pages long new words list, and then exercises based on them, i didn't know what to do, i had to stop. Then i started another audio set with a grammar book, it is ok but shaykh didn't go over words meaning so i cannot do exercises but i still read chapters alhamdulillah and understand it good enough. And i was doing another book, which was easy until the end of first part and second part's 2nd's chapter now looks tough with new words. NOW i am LOST, what should i do, how should i go about, what is the method i should employ to move ahead and advance ahead.

I don't like English books on Arabic Grammar, it is just no fun anymore when they translate Arabic grammar term with english grammar terms. I don't know english grammar that deep. And those words are HARD maashaaAllah. NOw it feels like i have a HUGE MOUNTAIN on my way and i need to find a way to crash it and move ahead and advance ahead, to crash a mountain i need some strength right, i have to spend some energy and work HARD. So perhaps, got to sit down and figure a best way to use dictionary so it will take less time while i benefit and learn a great deal inshaaAllah.

I read 5 chapters of vol 2 of alarabiyah byana yadayk, just reading and listing new words and look them up. It was good, didn't seem to take that long time. So perhaps i should read a text first and then list new words and look them up and then read again and do exercises. But Looks tough, but i hope Allah makes it easy for me inshaaAllah. i don't want to take that class paying money for my laziness and it is over online for an hour and time waste away with clicking more than benefiting, if it was face to face then there would be more benefit inshaaAllah. And i sold away the electronic dictionary i bought, i didn't find it so helpful and it was costly for me compare to the benefit i get from it. so alhamdulillah. I can save the money and buy some beneficial books to benefit and use the dictionaries i already have to learn inshaaAllah. Right inshaaAllah.

Bullguard Premium Protection Serial Mom there. May Allah make it easy on us and grant us tawpiq and guide us to the best and easy way to learn Arabic to Learn His Noble Deen al-Islam. Ameen - also memorizing beneficial books and ahadeeth and Qur'an helps learn arabic much as well. I was doing a book and i learn some new words from it alhamdulillah and some from ahadeeth too. And the hadith book that i am doing it has new words definition with simple arabic words, i was very happy to see that alhamdulillah.

And the book i was doing, it has english translation so i can check the new words meaning in translation to know its meaning alhamdulillah. May Allah be in our Aid ameen. Excuse my typos. Based on the Advice of Shaykh Muhammad Al-Uthaymeen, that one should take to buy books when it is easy to buy books and build one's library. I want to advice myself and you with the same thing. Insha-Allah build your library when you can afford to buy books and when books are found before the time when books are not found because they are out of stock or out of print and before you run out of money. This is a very important matter at least to me.

And i say to myself as i tell you, do not be like those who say finish reading the books you have, then move on to buy other books. And do not be stingy either. As Shaykh Uthaymeen said, spending money to buy beneficial books is from the charity as well. Insha-Allah from your books, you will benefit and then you will benefit others. May Allah allow this for us and you.

بسم االله الرحمن الرحيم نحمده و نصلي على رسوله الكريم Introduction to the Text & Translation This book is a revised edition of Tasheel al-Nahw, which in turn is a somewhat expanded translation of the Urdu language primer of Arabic grammar, ‘Ilm al -Nahw by Mawlana Mushtaq Ahmad Charthawali. Mawlana Char thawali’s primers for Nahw (Arabic grammar) and Sarf (Arabic Morphology) are standard textbooks in Western madrasahs. The original English translation of ‘Ilm al -Nahw was prepared by scholars from Madrasah Islamiyyah, Benoni, South Africa.

They put in a lot of hardwork and made the English translation much more beneficial than the Urdu original. May Allah reward them. At least two versions of this translation are available online. The first one had many errors and typing issues. The newer version has made some improvements but issues remain, especially with regards to language and clarity of the English and Arabic texts. We decided to bring out a revised edition of this translation to address these issues. During the course of our revision and editing, we consulted various grammar works including al-Nahw al-Wadih, Sharh ibn ‘Aqeel, Mu‘jam al - Qawa‘id al - ‘Arabiyyah, and A Simplified Arabic Grammar of Mawlana Hasan Dockrat.

Adobe Acrobat Xi Pro Crack [rar - Eng/ita][tnt Village]. We have completely revised some sections, as well as a number of definitions. The organization has been changed in a way that we feel will make it easier for the student to understand how each section fits in the overall picture. This is a beginner-to-intermediate level text; therefore, we have not transliterated Arabic words exactly, keeping in mind that most people at this stage will not be comfortable with Arabic transliteration schemes. Rather, we have used approximate equivalents that are easier to read for the untrained. Nevertheless, non-English words have been italicized. As for duals and plurals of Arabic words, we have not used the original Arabic duals and plurals; rather, their plurals have been created the English way by adding an ‘s’ to the singular.

Thus, two dammahs is used instead of dammahtain. The word still remains italicized so as to reflect its non-English origin.

It should also be noted that the English equivalents of Arabic grammar terms are mere approximations. In some cases, they convey the exact meaning. In many cases, they do not. The student is, therefore, urged to focus on the original term in Arabic. To the best of our ability, we have tried to remove all errors. However, we are merely human.

There are bound to be some mistakes in it. Your comments, constructive criticism, and suggestions are all welcome. You can contact us with your feedback at the email address given at the end.