“And We have certainly made the Quran easy for remembrance — so is there anyone who will be mindful?”
Al-Qamar 54 (17, 22, 32, and 40) Read Surah Al-Qamar →The Language of Quran— Easier Than English
The journey from reading Arabic to understanding the Quran begins with a solid foundation. Quranic Arabic is built upon three types of words, two types of sentences and six essential phrase structures. Learning through practice how these words combine to form meaningful phrases and sentences is the key to understanding the Quran.
Arabic is not a maze. It is a map.
Arabic has a clear, logical structure you can follow. It begins with just 3 types of words, which combine into only 2 types of sentences and 6 phrase structures. Master those and you begin to see how the words of every ayah come together.
Understand the 3–2–6 framework, and you begin to see how the language of the Quran is put together.
Our goal
The Quran is the Word of Allah. To read it with understanding, reflect upon its message and live according to its teachings is an act of worship.
Allah has made the Quran easy for us to remember. Our goal is to support every student who wishes to deepen their relationship with the Quran, by providing teaching, study materials and practical learning resources.
For this purpose we established The Language of Quran YouTube channel and ILMHUB.org, where all the material is freely available.
ILMHUB.org brings together the full Quran to study surah by surah, section (ruku) by section, ayah by ayah and word by word; a grammar reference explaining Arabic grammar terms in plain English with classical definitions and Quranic examples; the video course The Language of Quran, with lesson notes, quizzes and model answers; and a Quran reading app with audio and word- and ayah-level translation.
May Allah bless your efforts and reward you abundantly for every moment you spend learning His Book.
Follow the project, and help shape it
ILMHUB.org is there to help support those who want to study, learn and understand the Quran. Stay in touch, and be part of it.
- The newsletter (launching soon): a short summary of new lessons, videos and site updates.
- The community forum: ask questions about the project and about the Arabic grammar in the Language of Quran lessons, share ideas, and help guide the project by volunteering, supporting and advising.
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