Qur'anic Arabic Grammar Free

  Section 13.7 – Derivative 7 Diminutive Noun اِسْمُ الْتَّصْغيْرِ Ismu t Tas-ghee-ri   This Noun implies minimizing, reduction in size or number. For example, the Noun عُصَيفِيْرٌ ‘ usai-fee-run means a small bird from a scale of فَعِيْلٌ fa-‘ee-lun which is a Tas-gheer of عُصْفُوْرٌ ‘ us-foo-run a bird.  

Section 13.8 – Derivative 8 Tool Noun اِسْمُ الْآلَةِ is-mul aa-la-ti   It is a Noun from which the source of the Verb is determined and it is mostly through transitive Verbs and is only comes from the three-letter root word as in مِبْرَدٌ mib-ra-dun from مِفعَلٌ mif-‘a-lun meaning “sand”, مِطْرَقَةٌ mit-ra-qa-tun from مِفْعَلَةٌ mif-‘a-la-tun meaning “hammer” and مِفْتَاحٌ mif-taa-hun from مِفْعَالٌ mif-‘aa-lun meaning a “key”.  

  Section 13.9 – Derivative 9 The Source اَلْمَصْدَرُ al-mas-da-ru Examples   As mentioned before. the source is similar to an infinitive in English language. The infinitive is a grammar term that refers to a basic Verb form that acts as a Noun and is often preceded by the word "to". Exceptions do occur though and It is not always preceded by to.   The source is that which defines the work that is being done like “to listen سَمِعٌ sa-mi-‘un ”. We know that its root is س م ع with form I س as you will find out later .  

  Section 14.1 - Prepositions that change the meaning of the Verb   a.     Verb Plus اَتَىٰ Preposition Usage فِعْلٌ + صِلَةُ الْفِعْلِ   Prepositions that change the meaning of the Verb  

Morphology and Linguistic Analysis by Ibn Qutb   Suratul An’aam Ayah 162                                                                                                                             قُلْ إِنَّ صَلَاتِي وَنُسُكِي وَمَحْيَايَ وَمَمَاتِي لِلَّهِ رَبِّ الْعَالَمِينَ ( 6:162 )  

  Nahw Summary All praise is for Allah SWT the Lord and Sustainer of the Worlds and peace and blessings on the leader of all messengers Mohammed and his ummah and all of his companions. Allah Ta’ala has guided us and may He guide you fully.   Arabic words are made up of words with meaning in two ways:     1) Singular 2) Compound

  List of Tables Table 1 - Arabic Alphabets . 21 Table 2 - Modified Alphabets for Joining to Form Words . 32 Table 3 - Detached pronouns الضَّمِيْرُ الْمُنْفَصِلُ   ad-dameerul mun-fa-si-lu ( رَفْعٌ Raf-un) state   63 Table 4 - Attached pronouns الضَّمِيْرُ الْمُتَّصِلُ ad-dameerul mut-ta-si-lu ( نَصْبٌ/جَرٌّ nas-bun/jarr-un) state . 64 Table 5 - Demonstrative pronouns . 66 Table 6 - Relative pronouns . 68 Table 7 - Kila and Kilta usage examples . 78 Table 8 - Large Plural Scales الْأوْزَانُ الْجمْعُ الْكَثْرَةُ au-zaan-un jam-ul kath-ra-ti 82 Table 9 - Descriptive Compound Examples . 88 Table 10 - Demonstrative pronouns . 91 Table 11 – Demonstrative Compound Examples . 92 Table 12 – Genitive جَرٌّ (jarr-un) Particles – Prepositions . 95 Table 13 - Use of Preposition بِwith Personal Pronouns . 98 Table 14 - Use of Preposition فِيْ with Personal Pronouns . 99 Table 15 - Use of Preposition مِنْ with Personal pronouns . 100 Table 16 - Use of Preposition