Lisan-ul-Quran
A structured Arabic grammar course based on the book Lisan-ul-Quran by Aamir Sohail. Study Lisan-ul-Quran through focused bilingual lessons and quizzes on AALIM Study.
- Introduction to Arabic Sounds and the Kalimah
- The Types of Kalimah and the Aspects of a Noun
- Gender of Nouns: Recognizing Masculine and Feminine
- Categories of the Grammatically Feminine: Marked and Usage-Based
- Rule for Changing Masculine to Feminine
- Masculine and Feminine Exercises
- Number of Nouns: Singular and Dual
- Types of Plural and the Sound Plural
- The Broken Plural (Part One)
- The Broken Plural (Part Two)
- Definiteness of Nouns and the Types of Definite Noun
- Definite with Al and Solar/Lunar Letters
- Introduction to Grammatical Case and the Cases of Singular Nouns
- Grammatical Case of Dual Nouns
- Grammatical Cases of Sound Plurals (Masculine and Feminine)
- Cases of the Broken Plural and Changes When ال Is Added
- Declinable and Indeclinable Nouns: Fully Declinable and Diptote
- Practical Exercise: Indeclinable and Diptote Nouns
- Introduction to Compounds and the Nominal Sentence (Subject and Predicate)
- Basic Rules of the Subject and Predicate and Singular Masculine Sentences
- Gender Agreement between the Subject and Predicate (Feminine Singular Sentences)
- Dual Agreement between the Subject and Predicate and Shared Rules
- Plural Agreement between the Subject and Predicate
- Definite with al as the subject (mubtadaʾ)
- Dual and Plural Definite Nouns and the Case-Ending Rule for Non-Rational Plurals
- Introduction to Demonstratives and Their Rules
- Practical Exercises with Demonstratives
- Introduction to Pronouns and Their Grammatical Classification
- Practical Exercises with Pronouns
- Grammatical Rules of the Adjectival Phrase
- Practical Exercises with Adjectival Phrases
- Rules and Practical Exercises for Demonstrative Phrases
- Rules and Spelling Principles of the Iḍāfah
- Practical Exercises with the Iḍāfah
- Using Attached Pronouns as the Muḍāf Ilayh and Their Spelling Rules
- Practical Exercises with Pronouns in the Iḍāfah
- Complex Iḍāfah
- Introduction to Prepositional Phrases and the Prepositions بـ، تـ، و، كـ، فِي
- More Prepositions: مِنْ، عَنْ، إِلَى، عَلَى، حَتَّى، لـ, and Others
- Joining Prepositions to Pronouns (Part One)
- Joining Prepositions to Pronouns (Part Two)
- Using Phrases in the Nominal Sentence
- Practical Exercises with Phrases in Nominal Sentences
- Comprehensive Translation and Sentence-Building Practice
- Relative Nouns and Their Completing Clauses
- Introduction to Verbs, Roots, and Conjugation
- Past-Tense Verb: The Complete 14-Form Paradigm
- Three Past-Tense Patterns: فَعَلَ، فَعِلَ، فَعُلَ
- فَعَلَ Vocabulary: Meaningful Groups and Application
- فَعَلَ Vocabulary: Complete the Remaining Verbs
- فَعِلَ Vocabulary: Meaning and Applied Forms
- The Verbal Sentence and Its Pronominal Doer
- Explicit Noun Subjects in Verbal Sentences
- Objects in Verbal Sentences
- Attached Object Pronouns in Verbal Sentences
- Compound Phrases in Verbal Sentences
- Negating Past-Tense Sentences with مَا
- Past-Tense Verbal Questions
- Qad with the Past Tense
- Present-Tense Verb: Signs and Three Paradigms
- Fa'ala Verbs - Part 1: Past and Present Pairs
- Fa'ala Verbs - Part 2: Complete the Group
- Fa'ila Verbs: The Complete Group
- Fa'ula Verbs and Cumulative Present-Tense Practice
- Negation and Time Markers with the Imperfect
- Emphasis in the Imperfect: Light and Heavy Nun
- The Six Babs of Basic Triliteral Verbs
- The Passive Past Tense
- The Passive Imperfect
- Three Groups of Imperfect Forms
- Mudari Takhfif and Lan
- An and Masdar Muawwal
- Kay, Idhan, Hatta and Purpose Li
- Mudari Akhaff and Lam
- Lamma: Not Yet
- Conditional Sentences with إِنْ
- Conditional Nouns
- Conditional Sentences with إِذَا and لَوْ
- Lam al-Amr: Desired Actions
- The Imperative: Formation and Six Forms
- The Prohibitive: Negation, Prohibition and Jussive Endings
- Changing a Verbal Sentence into a Nominal Sentence
- Introduction to Mansubat and the Ism of Inna
- Three More Causes of Nasb
- The Khabar of Defective Verbs
- Maf'ul Bihi: The Receiver of the Action
- Maf'ul Mutlaq: Emphasis, Quality and Number
- Maf'ul Lahu: The Reason for an Action
- Maf'ul Fih: Adverbs of Time
- Maf'ul Fih: Adverbs of Place
- Adverbs of Place: Extended Usage
- Maf'ul Ma'ahu: The Accompanying Noun
- Haal: Describing a Condition
- Tamyiz: Removing Ambiguity
- Mustathna: Excluding a Member
- Alif al-Ta'nith: Maqsurah and Mamdudah
- Dual and Plural of Mamdud and Maqsur Nouns
- Ism Manqus: Case, Dual and Sound Plurals
- Ghayr Munsarif: Basic Case Pattern and Exceptions
- Causes of Ghayr Munsarif: Wasf and the Pattern Af'al
- Cause of Ghayr Munsarif: Feminine Alif and Feminine Proper Names
- Causes of Ghayr Munsarif: Proper Names and Foreign Origin
- Cause of Ghayr Munsarif: Sighat Muntaha al-Jumu'
- Cause of Ghayr Munsarif: Compound Proper Names
- Cause of Ghayr Munsarif: Additional Alif and Nun
- Cause of Ghayr Munsarif: The Pattern of a Verb
- Cause of Ghayr Munsarif: Transformation (Adl)
- Definiteness Through Idafah
- The Vocative and Definiteness
- Adjectives in an Idafah
- Demonstratives inside an Idafah
- The Five Nouns: Core Case Forms
- ذُو: Gender, Number, and Case
- كُلٌّ، بَعْضٌ، أَكْثَرُ، غَيْرُ in Idafah
- Predicate-Related Phrases in Nominal Sentences
- Emphasis in Nominal Sentences
- Negating Nominal Sentences with مَا
- Negating an Entire Class with لَا
- Vocative Particles and Forms
- Interrogative Sentences and Nouns