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The Language of Quran — Easier than English (Book One)

The Foundations
Arabic has only three types of words — ISM (noun), FIL (verb), and HARF (particle). This course teaches you exactly how they combine to form every phrase and sentence structure in the Quran. Starting from the four properties of the ISM, you will work through definiteness, gender, number, i'raab, the six key phrase structures, and the Jumlah Ismiyyah — giving you the tools to read, analyse, and understand Quranic Arabic with real confidence.
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Unit 1

Mapping Arabic

An orientation to the Arabic language — the alphabet, the three word types, and how words become sentences.

Unit 3

I'raab in Depth

The three declension types and the special i'raab endings found throughout the Quran.

Unit 4

The Harf of Jarr (Particles)

The prepositions of Arabic — how they work, what they mean, and how to identify them in Quranic text.

Unit 5

The Idafah (Possessive Phrase)

The most common phrase structure in the Quran — the relationship between mudaf and mudaf ilayhi.

Unit 6

Demonstrative Phrases

How Arabic points to things near and far — and how demonstratives interact with definiteness and i'raab.

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