السلام عليكم
The book ( Understand the Qur’aan ) in Quranic Arabic page was made to be a self studying book: I need a feedback from those who are following the lessons on their own or with a teacher about the book: way it is explained, font, order of lessons or any query…
جزاكم الله خيرا
would like to self study this course insha ALLAH
وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته یا اختی
I’m studying the book myself. I have found it to be really helpful الحمد اللہ, I am doing Dr, Abdul Aziz’s understand course too. So both of them are complementing each other in helping me understand Quranic Arabic الحمد اللہ. May Allah reward your for your efforts.
و انتم فجزاكم الله خيرا
Assalam Aleykum,
jazakumullah khairan,
May Allah be pleased by your actions..
I am studying by myself, and Alhmadu lillah, because of your help, everything is going great. Now when i open the Quran, i know what i am reading about, Alhamdu Lillah
Jazakumullah Kahiran
بارك الله فيكم إخوتي وأخواتي
If you lessons include sound as well that would be very helpful for non Arabic learners like me.
If your lessons include sound as well that would be very helpful for non Arabic learners like me.
Dear Sir/ Madam;
Thank you so much for all the valuable materials you offer for free.
I’m teaching Arabic to a Korean, and I found your materials extremely useful.
Thank you very much indeed.
May Allah reward you immensely.
Best Regards;
Kholoud
Shukran,
I would like you give me permission for using this materials for my self, childrens, relative,
& others.
your materilas are very user friendly, easy and simple.
I have visit few website for arabic learning. i found this is the best among the best.
i,m Malaysian, i have intention to translit to my language, Bahasa.
May allah give you rewards, thank you very much.
وعليكم السلام
الحمد لله الكريم
جزاك الله خيرا
I hope you do and send tranlation to add on blog
السلام عليكم,
I would like to buy this book used in Quraanic Arabic page. is it a book or just you make thse lessons yourself from different resources?
if there exists such book, I would like to buy some. pls advise.
I ve also sent email about it few days ago, till now no reply, unfortunately.
وعليكم السلام
Sorry brother just busy these days. No books these are lessons that i am preparing. Just download,print and use them . May Allaah reward you
brother,
we are doing lessons from your files with some friends here. until now we learnt 2 first lessons inshaallah. I noticed several mistakes in these 2 first lessons. some SIFAT – MAWSUF phrases, you translated as if they are JUMLAH. for example, ZHAALIKA-L KITAABU you wrote it as THAT IS THE BOOK. however it had to be THAT BOOK..
the same things for the followings in lesson no.2: HAAZHIHI-L HAYAATU-D DUNYA, HAAZHIHI-N NAARU, HAAZHI-SH SHAJAROTA.
I advise you to re-check the translations of your uploaded lessons once again.
jazakallaoh. maas salaamah!
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It can be like this if it is by it self not in the verse. Depending on what you mean
I got to Unit 2 in the meanwhile. I still like the way you chose to teach Arabic. Of course I don’t know how it goes on. I learned a few foreign languages yet. And I think I optimized it by using different sources (online and CD’s). But Arabic is the first with different letters. I don’t think that there could be a better way to teach the letters.
Of course, it’s sad that there are no audios to work on the pronounciation. But concerning the numbers I found e.g. a YT video. So I got an idea.
And there are numerous other websites providing that. You seem to be the only one teaching the writing. And I’m thankful for that.
Page 15 Unit 1 – I don’t understand the explanation of Sukoon. I’m not a native English speaker… Is there a possibility to explain it differently, more detailed, e.g. with an example?
I’m asking myself: Why a Sukoon instead of writing – e.g. – the letter B without any mark?
Or do you pronounce it (having no mark) like Baa (German BÄ)? But if this was the case, then there wouldn’t be reason for the mark Fathah…
And where ever Sukoon occurs on a work, it cuts only the vowel of the last letter? Well, why not placing it then on the last letter???
I’m confused, I’m still very slow in reading (I completed Unit 4) – so I started to repeat all Units to get more fluent… But your Sukoon explanation – I will never ever understand it.
Same subject: Page 17 Whale: I don’t see a Sukoon: Why is it Hoot and not Hootu? I see a Dammah… Really, I don’t get it.
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Jazakom Allah Kairan, and may Allah grant you all Aljannah
جزاكم الله خيرا.
Indeed, it’s very helpful. Though, Alhamdulillaah, I have had little education on this subject matter, but, with this, it further lit up my mind towards arabic language suand specifically, the Al-qur’an.
Once more, shukran
Alihamdulillah i appreciate the book may Allah reward the author(s) with Aljanatul firdaus aamyn