Learn Quranic Arabic (Madinah Book 1)

Learn the basics of Quranic Arabic.

What you'll learn

Learn the basics of Quranic Arabic

Learn 200+ of the most common Arabic words

Be able to read basic Arabic sentences

Understand how language are learnt

Requirements

Must know how to read the Arabic alphabet

Description

This course offers a comprehensive introduction to the Arabic language, covering the fundamental aspects that will enable you to embark on a journey of understanding the Quran and Sunnah. The curriculum draws inspiration from the esteemed "Madinah Books" and is thoughtfully designed to cater to the needs of Islamic learners. With the aid of cutting-edge research in applied linguistics, this program has been meticulously crafted to teach Muslims the language of the Quran.Prior knowledge of reading the Arabic alphabet is a prerequisite for maximizing the benefits of this course. By focusing on the development of essential reading and listening skills, students will acquire the ability to read the Quran and comprehend its profound meaning. As devoted Muslims, it is incumbent upon us to seek comprehension of the divine speech of our Lord when it addresses us. In the words of the renowned Islamic scholar, Muhammad ibn Jarir al-Tabari, "I am astonished by the one who recites the Quran, while not knowing its meaning, how can he find pleasure in his recitation?"I cordially invite you to embark on this enlightening journey alongside me as we delve into the language of the Quran. By doing so, we endeavour to establish a deeper connection with our Lord and foster personal growth as Muslims. Together, let us embrace this opportunity to unlock the beauty and wisdom encapsulated within the words of the Quran.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 What are Languages? How are they learnt? How are they used?

Lecture 2 How are we going to learn Arabic?

Section 2: Lesson 1

Lecture 3 Nouns of Pointing (Part 1)

Lecture 4 Lesson 1

Section 3: Lesson 2

Lecture 5 Lesson 2

Section 4: Lesson 3

Lecture 6 "The" in Arabic and the two types of Hamza's

Lecture 7 Lesson 3

Section 5: Lesson 4

Lecture 8 What is I'raab? (Part 1)

Lecture 9 Prepositions (Harf Jar) in Arabic Language

Lecture 10 Lesson 4

Section 6: Lesson 5

Lecture 11 What is I'raab? (Part 2)

Lecture 12 The Idafa construction

Lecture 13 Lesson 5

Section 7: Lesson 6

Lecture 14 Noun genders in Arabic

Lecture 15 Lesson 6

Section 8: Lesson 7

Lecture 16 The dual form and the detached pronouns

Lecture 17 Nouns of Pointing (Part 2)

Lecture 18 Lesson 7

Section 9: Lesson 8

Lecture 19 The tharf in Arabic

Lecture 20 Lesson 8

Section 10: Lesson 9

Lecture 21 The relative pronoun in Arabic

Lecture 22 The adjective in the Arabic language

Lecture 23 Lesson 9

Section 11: Lesson 10

Lecture 24 The attached pronouns

Lecture 25 Lesson 10

Section 12: Lesson 11

Lecture 26 Lesson 11

Section 13: Lesson 12

Lecture 27 Lesson 12

Section 14: Lesson 13

Lecture 28 Plural nouns in Arabic

Lecture 29 Nouns of Pointing (Part 3)

Lecture 30 Lesson 13 (Part 1)

Lecture 31 Lesson 13 (Part 2)

Section 15: Lesson 14

Lecture 32 Lesson 14

Section 16: Lesson 15

Lecture 33 Lesson 15

Section 17: Lesson 16

Lecture 34 Rational/Irrational nouns in Arabic

Lecture 35 Lesson 16

Section 18: Lesson 17

Lecture 36 Lesson 17

Section 19: Lesson 18

Lecture 37 Lesson 18

Section 20: Lesson 19

Lecture 38 Numbers 1-10 in Arabic

Lecture 39 Lesson 19

Section 21: Lesson 20

Lecture 40 Lesson 20

Section 22: Lesson 21

Lecture 41 Lesson 21

Section 23: Lesson 22

Lecture 42 What is ممنوع من الصرف (Part 1)

Lecture 43 Lesson 22

Section 24: Lesson 23

Lecture 44 What is ممنوع من الصرف (Part 2)

Lecture 45 Lesson 23

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