Who is it for?
Dear Students, you must be able to read the Qur’an Majeed fluently. You will need to commit to 6 hours of contact time per week constantly and at least a further 2 hours of personal study with Arabic Tutor. Students who cannot read or write Arabic should join the Beginners Arabic.
Arabic Language and The Quran
Dear Brothers and Sisters, We will covered the Topics in conjunction with selected chapters from PDF books, Printable Worksheets such as Ten Lessons & Introduction to Modern Arabic and tailor made worksheets to help students apply their knowledge of the grammar concepts, Alphabets, MSA and develop a broad vocabulary:
- Important terms of Arabic LAnguage (Ism’, fi’l, harf, ma’rifah, nakirah, etc);
- The definite and the indefinite Tenses;
- The sun (solar letters) and moon letters (lunar letters);
- Common forms of the detached personal and demonstrative pronouns (“this,” “that,” “these,” and “those.”);
- Important terminology (the understanding of contexts and specialized texts) relevant to the study of sarf
- The classification of verbs: perfect, linking verbs, and helping verbs. Action verbs, imperfect, imperative; triliteral, quadrilateral, the simple and derived; sound and irregular forms of the verb;
- The perfect active positive verb (from A to Z) from simple triliteral roots;
- The Masculine and the Feminine nouns;
- The singular, dual and plural;
- Introduction to the cases: the 3 cases, (subjective, possessive and objective) the nominative, the accusative and the genitive; declension using vowels and letters
Dear Brothers and Sisters, Quranmualim aims to enable learners of knowledge from across the world to establish faith (Iman), practice (Islam), Teaching of Islam and excellence in their own lives and to transfer the legacy of Islamic scholasticism to the Muslim Ummah, New Muslim, thereby protecting it from all types of deviation.