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Arabic language is one of the oldest languages in history and the sixth most widely spoken in the world. It
Classical Arabic, the language of the Quran and a vast body of early Islamic literature, holds a special place in
To learn Classical Arabic, start by mastering the Arabic alphabet and basic grammar, avoiding shortcuts. Focus on understanding Arabic syntax
Mastering she/her pronouns and gender pronouns in Arabic is a challenging topic for non-native speakers. Unlike many other languages, Arabic
Arabic differs from other languages because it has two grammatical genders, masculine and feminine. This affects different types of words,
Learning about definite and indefinite particles in Arabic language is a crucial topic. It is an important and building-block knowledge
Laam (ل) is an essential letter in Arabic, with various roles depending on the context. It can serve as a
Present Tense (اِلْفِعْلُ الْمُضارِعُ) indicates activities that take place in the present time or expresses continuing actions. In some cases,
The Arabic future tense (الفعل المستقبل) predicts actions that will occur in the future and is formed by adding the
In Arabic, there are two types of sentences, the Arabic Nominal Sentence (Al Jumlatu Al-Ismiyya- الجملة الاسمية), and the verbal
Lam Shamsiya (Sun Letters) cause assimilation with the definite article “al,” blending the “l” sound with the following letter, while
Makharijul Huruf, or points of articulation in Arabic pronunciation, are debated among scholars, with some suggesting 14, 16, or 17
