LoQ2
The Language of Quran — Easier than English (Book Two)
Deeper Structure
Book Two takes you deeper into Quranic Arabic grammar — into the world of the verb. You will learn the perfect and imperfect tenses, how to identify the doer and the object, how verbs are modified and negated, and the six morphological patterns (baabs) that unlock the meaning of thousands of Quranic words. This course is the natural continuation of Book One.
Best for continuing students
Start here after Book One, or when you already understand the basic word types, phrases, and nominal sentence.
What you will study
Verbs, perfect and imperfect tense, the doer, the object, sentence roles, and key morphology patterns.
Status
This course is in progress. Available lessons are free, and more supporting resources may be added over time.
Unit 1
Foundations of the Verbal Sentence
A map of Arabic morphology and a review of the verbal sentence structure before going into detail.
Unit 2
Al-Madi — The Perfect Tense
The completed-action verb in Arabic — its anatomy, conjugation, and how it works with the doer and object.
- BK2-L02-P1Al-Madi — The Perfect Tense→
- BK2-L02-P2Al-Madi — Anatomy→
- BK2-L03-P1The Doer (Fa'il) — Introduction→
- BK2-L03-P2The Doer (Fa'il) — Comprehensive→
- BK2-L04-P1The Object (Maf'ul Bih)→
- BK2-L04-P2The Object (Maf'ul Bih) — Part Two→
- BK2-L05-P1Modifying Al-Madi — Part One→
- BK2-L05-P2Kana with Al-Madi→
Unit 3
Al-Mudari' — The Imperfect Tense
The ongoing and future-action verb — its forms, moods, and role in the Jumlah Fi'liyyah.
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