1. **صحيح and معتل Letters** (Healthy/Strong Letters and Weak Letters)
2. **Harakat** (Vowel Marks / Diacritics)
3. **Sukun and Tanwin** (Sukun and Nunation)
4. **Sun and Moon Letters** (حروف شمسی و قمری)
5. **Madd, Tashdid, and Hamza** (Prolongation, Gemination/Shaddah, and Hamza)
6. **Types of Words: Verb, Noun, and Particle** (فعل، اسم، حرف)
7. **Past Tense Verb (Madi) and Detached Pronouns**
8. **Present/Future Tense Verb (Mudari')**
9. **Imperative Verb (Amr)**
10. **Sound Verbs and Weak Verbs** (فعل صحیح و معتل)
11. **Intransitive Verbs** (فعل لازم)
12. **Transitive Verbs** (فعل متعدی)
15. **Nominative Mudari'** (مضارع مرفوع)
16. **Accusative/Subjunctive Mudari'** (مضارع منصوب)
17. **Jussive Mudari'** (مضارع مجزوم)
18. **Masculine and Feminine** (مذکر و مونث)
19. **Singular and Dual** (مفرد و مثنی)
20. **Types of Plurals** (انواع الجمع)
21. **Active Participle and Passive Participle** (اسم الفاعل و اسم المفعول)
22. **Indefinite and Definite Nouns** (نکره و معرفه)
23. **Proper Nouns and Pronouns** (اسم علم و ضمیر)
24. **Demonstrative Pronouns** (اسم الإشارة)
25. **Relative Pronouns** (اسم الموصول)
26. **Definite Article (ال) and Annexation to Definite Nouns** (معرف بالألف واللام و المضاف إلى معرفة)
27. **Indeclinable and Declinable Nouns** (اسم مبنی و معرب)
28. **How the Noun is Raised (Nominative Case)** (كيف يُرفع الاسم)
29. **Subject (Fa'il) and Deputy Subject (Na'ib al-Fa'il)**
30. **Subject (Mubtada) and Predicate (Khabar)**
31. **Kana and its Predicate** (اسم كان و خبرها)
32. **Inna and its Subject** (اسم إن و خبرها)
33. **How the Noun is Put in Accusative Case** (كيف يُنصب الاسم)
34. **Direct Object and Absolute Object** (مفعول به و مفعول مطلق)
35. **Object of Reason and Object of Time/Place** (مفعول لأجله و مفعول فيه)
36. **Circumstantial Qualifier (Hal) and Specification (Tamyiz)**
37. **Vocative** (المنادى)
38. **How the Noun is Put in Genitive Case** (كيف يُجر الاسم)
39. **Adjective (Na't)**
40. **Conjunction and Substitution** (عطف و بدل)
41. **Emphasis** (تأكيد / Ta'kid)
Über diesen Kurs
Welcome to "Arabic Grammar for Beginners," a
meticulously structured course designed to take you from absolute novice to a
confident reader and understander of the Quranic and Modern Standard Arabic
language. Grammar (النحو) is the backbone of
any language, and Arabic, with its rich poetic heritage and logical precision,
is no exception. This course demystifies the rules of Arabic syntax and
morphology, presenting them in a clear, logical order that builds upon each
previous lesson.
We begin our journey by laying the groundwork with the very
building blocks of the Arabic language. You will first learn to distinguish
between **Sound (صحيح)** and **Weak (معتل)** letters,
understand the crucial role of **diacritical marks (Harakat)**, and master
concepts like **Sukun**, **Tanwin**, and the famous **Shamsi and Qamari
letters**. These foundational topics ensure you can pronounce every word
correctly from the start.
From there, we progress to the heart of Arabic: its word
system. You will learn to identify the three core types of words—**Verb (فعل), Noun (اسم),
and Particle (حرف)**. The course then
guides you through the complete system of Arabic verbs, covering the **Past (ماضى)**, **Present/Future
(مضارع)**, and **Imperative
(أمر)** tenses. We will explore crucial distinctions
such as **Transitive vs. Intransitive Verbs (لازم/متعدى)**,
**Active vs. Passive Voice (معلوم/مجهول)**, and how verbs
change based on mood (Nominative, Accusative, Jussive).
The second half of the course focuses on nouns and sentence
structure. You will master gender (Masculine/Feminine), number (Singular, Dual,
and the various types of Plurals), and the difference between **Indefinite (نکره)** and **Definite (معرفه)** nouns. We will
cover all types of pronouns, including Detached, Demonstrative (اسم الإشارة), and Relative (اسم الموصول).
Finally, you will learn to construct complete sentences
correctly. This includes identifying the **Subject (مبتدأ)**
and **Predicate (خبر)** of a nominal
sentence, the **Subject (فاعل)** and **Deputy
Subject (نائب فاعل)** of a verbal
sentence, and how to use the particles **Kana (كان)**
and **Inna (إن)**. You will also
learn how nouns take their case endings (Nominative, Accusative, Genitive) and
how to apply rules for the **Direct Object**, **Absolute Object**,
**Circumstantial Qualifier (حال)**, **Adjectives (نعت)**, **Conjunctions**, and **Emphasis**.
By the end of this comprehensive course, you won't have
memorized abstract rules; you will understand the logic of Arabic grammar,
empowering you to read, write, and analyze sentences with clarity and
confidence. Enroll today and unlock the beauty of the Arabic language.
“Please Note: The times and days of the class can be
modified according to the convenience of the applicant.”
