Introduction to Arabic Lessons April 15, 2007
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Over the years, much emphasis has been placed on learning and understanding the Arabic language, or at least its basics. This emphasis has created an awareness within Arabic Language students and non-students alike, who have built the passion, desire and eagerness to understand the language to a certain degree.
I have come across many people who have shown a desire and also asked me to introduce the Arabic language to them so that they are able to understand simple sentences and mainly are able to understand the verses of the Qur’an which are frequently recited in Salaah.
Therefore, taking into consideration this desire as well as aiding the students to refresh what they have learnt in Arabic grammar, I will be posting an English version of the book “Arbi Ka Mu’allim” which I have written whilst teaching the book to Darul Uloom students.
I have personally found this book very beneficial as throughout the five volumes it has covered Arabic grammar (and etymology) in depth and allows the reader to experience translating, understanding and constructing Arabic sentences using the knowledge they gain in each lesson.
Insha Allah, these lessons will be posted whilst support will also be given to those readers who require additional help or further explanation on any lesson.
Although extensive effort will be made to make these lessons free of any error it is human nature to err and I pray to Allah to aid me in this work and to forgive any shortcomings and whilst accepting this effort makes it a means of salvation for me and for those who seek this knowledge for His pleasure.
Aameen.
Assalamu Alaukum Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Barakatuhu,
Great idea! Looking forward to this insha’Allah. May Allah Ta’ala grant you success in everything that you do. Ameen.
Dua me yaad
Wassalam
As Salaamu Alaykum,
Jazakallah for the encouragement and Aameen to the Du’as.
Du’as requested.
Wasalaam
salaams
Really looking forward to this inshallah. Its been a while since ive done any arabic study so it would be good to get back into this again.
As Salaamu Alaykum,
How are you Ahmed Bhai, hope you are well. Let us hope this helps you polish up a little. As always, suggestions are welcome.
Du’as requested.
Wasalaam
Assalamu Alaykum,
I will find this very helpful insha’Allah as with all things that you post. May Allah increase you in knowledge and strength to carry on your efforts of educating our ummah. Ameen
Wassalam
Asalaamu alaikum, If you like to exchange links, Ive already linked to you;
http://radicalmuslim.blogsome.com/
As Salaamu Alaykum,
Sister Safiyya, I pray that Allah aids me in making and posting lessons that will benefit me and all the readers. Ameen and Jazakallah for the Du’as.
Brother Jamal, Jazakallah for linking me, Insha Allah, I shall add your link in the relevant section when I update.
Du’as requested.
Wasalaam
salam…. yehh arbi ka muallim in english is a brilliant idea! in urdu its hardd maann! by the way, have u got an english version of part 2 aswell??
jazakallah
and
dua me yaad.
As Salaamu Alaykum,
I have completed the second part of Arbi Ka Mua’llim in English as well as I teach them both at the Darul Uloom. Insha Allah, I am hoping to teach parts three and four next year, during which I will translate them also.
May Allah accept you and increase your knowledge. Aameen,
Du’as requested.
Wasalaam
salams again..u knw arbi ka muallim part2 will you be posting them upp??
As Salaamu Alaykum,
I have already done the second part also and Insha Allah will gradually upload the posts for them also. Insha Allah, I hope to do this in the near future as they will be a follow up to the first part.
Du’as requested.
Wasalaam
jazakallah…. may allah reward you. inshallah will be learrning this in Jameah in aalima course next year inshallah. so will help be get an insight on it.
can ny1 tell me where to find the urdu versions of arbi ka mu allim exercies online i cant find them nywhere
whats respect in arabic?
As Salaamu Alaykum,
Aaishah
I hope that your lessons in Arbi Ka Mu’allim went well and that you understood the Kitaab. I’m sure you found it very beneficial.
Zakira
The Urdu version of Arbi Ka Mu’allim can be found in various places. Try do a google search for it. One of the first ones I found from the search results was Iqra.
Rachelle
The word for respect in Arabic is Akhlaaq and Adab. It means etiquettes, manners and respect.
It should be noted that many Arabic terms are a combination of several English terms and a straight translation from Arabic to English or English to Arabic cannot be achieved without the loss of its entire and complete meaning.
Wasalaam