QAP - Level 03 - English Book PDF
QAP - Level 03 - English Book PDF
QAP - Level 03 - English Book PDF
Program
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AR03:: Intermediate Arabic
Muhammad Mubashir Nazir
www.islamic-studies.info
Table of Contents
Description
Page
Introduction
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Lesson 2A: The Verb, its Types and the Derived Nouns
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Lesson 9B: The Law of Prayer
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Table of Contents
Description
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Lesson 14A: Ghair Munsarif, Huroof Similar to Verbs, Badl & Noun
Conditions
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Whats Next?
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Bibliography
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Introduction
Dear Reader:
Assalam o alaikum!
Thanks for selecting 'Quranic Arabic Program' to learn the Arabic Language. We will take you through a
series of lessons. At the end, you will be able to understand the Arabic Language Insha Allah. This program
contains an easy approach to learn the Arabic Language. This program covers the language of Islamic
Literature but it is name the 'Quranic Arabic Program' because the Quran resides at the central position in
this program.
People learn Arabic Language due to two reasons: To understand the Quran, the Hadith and classic Arabic
Literature; or to speak and write in the modern Arabic to communicate with Arabs. This course is targeted
towards the former objective. Although people with the second objectives can also get benefit of this
program.
Due to its systematic nature, Arabic is one of the easiest languages of the world. It has well-defined rules and
a developed language structure. If you are familiar with these rules, you can learn this language in a few
weeks.
To understand the Quran and the Hadith, it is essential to learn the Arabic Language used in the Quran, the
Hadith and the Islamic literature. We will focus on its linguistics, philology and figurative speech.
Study Methodology
Study Methodology is very simple. Study one lesson daily. Solve all the exercises provided under 'Test
Yourself'. Do not read the answers before attempting the questions. Once you solve the exercises, compare
your answers with the answers provided to you. In a few weeks, you will find that your Arabic Language
skills are improving.
The Boxes
Following boxes are provided to you for your ready reference. They contain very important information for
you.
Do you know?
Facts about the Arabs, their Language,
Islamic literature and history will be
provided in this box.
Worth Reading
Links to good articles will be provided in this
box.
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Introduction
The Program is organized as follows:
Level 0: The objective of this level is to enable you to read the Arabic script.
Level 1: The objective of this level is to enable you to understand the religious Arabic used in the routine
life.
Level 2: This level is designed to improve your language skills. You learn basic grammar and enhance
your vocabulary. After completing this level, you become able to understand 30-40% of the Islamic
literature in Arabic by using a dictionary.
Level 3: This level enhances your skills further. You read advanced concepts of grammar. Your
vocabulary becomes vast. After completing this level, you become able to understand 75-80% of the
Islamic literature in Arabic by using a dictionary.
Level 4: You complete your studies of Arabic Grammar at this level. At completion of this level, you
become able to read 100% of the Islamic literature in Arabic by using a dictionary.
Level 5: This is the last level of this program. You study the advanced concepts of 'Arabic Eloquence' at
this level. At the end of this level, you become able to appreciate the fine rhetorical concepts in the
Arabic language. It enables you to understand the Islamic literature in Arabic without consulting a
dictionary frequently.
Level 1 5 are also divided into two streams. 'A' series deal with the rules of Arabic Grammar & Eloquence.
Enough exercises are provided to you to learn the Grammar & Eloquence rules.
The objective of 'B' Series is to build your vocabulary. Passages from the Quran, the Hadith and selected
writings of Arab scholars are provided to you. You have to learn the words and styles and then translate the
passages into English. You need not to cram these words. The lessons and the exercises are designed in a
way that you will automatically learn the grammar rules, words and Arabic styles. At this level, we shall not
provide you the answers for the B Series.
This program is not designed to teach you day-to-day conversation in the Arabic language. This program is
also not designed to teach you how to write in Arabic language. But this program will help you in achieving
these two objectives. You need an Arabic speaking environment as well as a teacher to achieve these two
objectives. Nevertheless, the program is basically designed to teach you comprehension in the Arabic
language.
Important Note
This book is the beta version of this program. Quality review is in progress.
Certain spelling, grammar or language mistakes are possible in this book.
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Introduction
Check the 'Install files for Complex Script and right-to-left languages (Including Thai)'.
Select the 'Arabic (Saudi Arabia)' in Input Language drop down list.
The system may ask you to provide Windows CD during this process.
Warning: If you are using an unlicensed version of Windows, it may corrupt.
Download the following resources from this link to continue this program:
http://www.mubashirnazir.org/Courses/Arabic/Level01/AR000-01-Contents-E.htm
Arabic Font
A Dictionary: Download the Sakhr Arabic-English Dictionary and install it in your computer. After
that, do the following steps:
In Regional Options change the standard format to Arabic (Saudi Arabia), and the location to be
Saudi Arabia
Press the 'Advanced' card (The third card up) and then change the language to Arabic (Saudi
Arabia), then ok and restart your computer.
Go back to the Regional Settings and change the settings to your normal settings.
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Dear Reader!
In previous levels, you have studied nouns and
huroof. From here onwards, we are going to start
the discussion of 'Verb' and derived nouns.
Before proceeding, it essential to get an
introduction with the system of 'source &
weight'.
Arabic is the most systematic language of the world. In Arabic, there is a complete system to
derive hundreds of words from a single word. If you know the meaning of that single word, you
will be able to know the meanings of several hundred words.
There are certain characters (mostly three) in such words which are common in all of them. They
are called the 'Source ('). The reason is that the entire set of words is actually derived from
these three letters. Before proceeding further, see the following set of words and identify their
source.
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The Result
Now compare the source identified by you with the following:
If you take any three characters from 28 Arabic alphabets, in most of the cases, they will be the source
for a set of words. Number of the derived words from a single source is often over 1000. If you know the
rules of deriving words from a source, just be knowing one source, your vocabulary increases by over
1000 words. This is the systematic nature of the Arabic language which has made it the easiest language
to learn. Most of Arabic dictionaries provide the meaning of the source only and the reader can derive
over 1000 words from that source.
From this lesson onwards, we will learn the rules to derive over 1000 words from each source. In above
table, you can observe that in first two set of words have the same three letters i.e. and . The
only difference is the sequence of these letters. If (
different source of words.
Arabic Grammarians have developed a system to grasp the rules of derivation. They consider the source
( ) as the base source. The letters of other sources are compared with the base source. The first
letter of each source is replaced with , second letter is replaced with and third letter is replaced with
. This system is 'The Scale' (). Grammarians call the first letter of any source as , second
letter as , and third letter as .
Quranic Arabic Program
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Test Yourself
) with the source letters of each word as given in the example and
also derive their meanings. Give red color to the , blue to the , and green to the .
Derived Words
the
done task
Opened
item
Doer
Opener
He does
Meaning
He did
He opens
Doing
Opening
Reading
Raising
Going
He opened
Sending
Giving
benefit
Slaughtered
Bowing down
Making
Do you know?
The Quran is the book whose thousands of commentaries have been written. The Quranic Exegetes
look at each word and sentence of the Quran from different angles e.g. grammar, eloquence,
vocabulary, text organization, legal directives, philosophical issues and link with Hadith.
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There are many nouns, whose plural is not made by following these rules. It is called
.They
They have fathah in objective ( )case and kasrah in possessive case ( )at their end. There plural is
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they are in possessive or objective case, their last letter will always carry a fathah. They are
Plural of some nouns can be used at more than one structures. For example, the plural of
is
. For words having more than one meaning, plural in one meaning is used at one structure
while that in the other meaning is used at another structure. For example
means a slave of a man or a
slave of God. In first meaning its plural is
while in the other meaning its plural is .
Face the Challenge!
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Grip
He begins
He brings back
Loving, Affectionate
Glorious, Exalted
Doer
What He decides
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Explanation
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Sitting
Observers
They became enemies
They persecuted
They did not repent
Burning
Success
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I vow, I present it as an
evidence
One having something
Observation posts,
plural of
Promised
Observed
Ditch (full of fire)
Fuel
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Rule of the Day
There is a built-in pronoun in each verb. For each
verb, there are 14 words to represent the 14
pronouns mentioned in Level 1.
Explanation
Secrets, plural of
Splitting
Decisive
Jest, joke
The scheme
A plot (to deceive)
Give time!
Give them time!
A while
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Explanation
Word
Star
Shining
Guard
He should see
It was created
Spurting, gushing out
Back bones
Chest
It is / will be tested
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Armies
An ancient nation of
Arab
Denying
Their back
Surrounding
Tablet, Slab
Protected
One coming at night
You perceived
Word
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Worth Reading!
How to get rid of poverty? Is there any shortcut available?
http://www.mubashirnazir.org/PD/English/PE03-0004-Poverty.htm
Explanation
He will burn
Great
He will not die
He will not remain
alive
He became
successful
He purifies himself
You prefer
The most lasting
Earlier scriptures
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Explanation
He hides, he conceals
We will make easy for
you
Word
Easy
Remember (Allah)
It benefits
Remembering
Soon he will heed the
reminder
He avoids it
Wretched, miserable
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Glorify!
He perfected
He planned
Pasture, vegetation
Open, clear
Husk
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Over-shadowing,
calamity
Fearing
Worn out
Exhausted
Blazing
They will be given to
drink
Boiling spring
Thorny bitter food
It will not give
nourishment
It will not satisfy
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Explanation
Word
Hunger
Radiant
Their effort
Pleased, happy
High
Absurd, useless
Running
Raised couches
Drinking glass placed
Arranged cushions
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Explanation
Spread over carpets
She-camels
It is raised
Mountains
It is set firmed
It is spread out
One who reminds
One who forces to
do something
He turns away
Their returning
place
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Nights, plural of
Even & odd numbers
It departs
Oath, evidence
One having wisdom
Youve not seen
An ancient nation of
Arab
Pillars, plural of
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They carved
Rock
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Explanation
One having nails, the one
who used to crucify
They transgress
Disorder
He let loose
Scourge, whip
Waiting in ambush
He tested him
He blessed him
He gave me respect
He restricts his sustenance
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Explanation
He humiliated me
You dont respect
You urge
Inheritance
Swallowing with
greediness
Much
It was pounded
To pound even
Organized in rows
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I have sent
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He binds
His binding
Satisfied heart
Return
He is pleased with
you
You are pleased with
Him
I swear, I present as
an evidence
Allowed, citizen
A condition of
binding & struggle
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Explanation
He considers, he perceives
I have lost
A lot of
He has not seen
of Two eyes,
of Two lips,
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Explanation
Freeing slaves
Feeding
Having famine,
shortage of food
Relative
Having poverty
Sympathy, being
merciful
Right side
Left side
Closed, encircled
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He smashed
Its consequences, its
aftermath
It brightens, it
illuminates
Your efforts
Various, different
Word
Explanation
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He purified it
He failed
He corrupted it
She (they) denied
Transgression, rebellious
pride
He testified
Good (outcome of
Hereafter)
We shall soon make it
easy
Allahs she-camel
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Explanation
Word
Its brightness
It follows it
Day
It (the sun) illuminates it
It (darkness) covers it
Its construction, its make
Its expanse, its wide spread
area
He perfected it, He leveled
it to ground
He inspired it
Its evil
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He became miser
He became indifferent
I warn you
It blazed
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Explanation
Word
He purifies
It will be rewarded
Seeking
He becomes happy
It spreads its darkness
He abandoned you
He became displeased
Word
Explanation
You will become
happy
He has not found you
A place to lodge,
shelter
Wandering
Needy
Dont treat with
harshness
Dont scold
!Proclaim
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He has not opened
He relieved you
Your weight
It weighed
Your back
We raised, We
exalted
Word
Explanation
Difficulty
You became free
Work hard
Turn your attention
Fig & olive, it indicates
& 'the land of figs
olives' i.e. Jerusalem,
the starting point of
Christianity
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Explanation
Mount Sinai, the starting
point of Judaism
Form, mould
We reverted him
The lowest of the low
Unending
The Best Judge of all
judges
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Clot of congealed
blood
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Bounteous
He became
indifferent
Word
Definitely he
rebels
He forbids
He sees
Word
Explanation
If
He does not abstain
We shall drag
Forehead
Mistaken
He should call
Helpmates
We shall soon call /
summon
Angels of punishment
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Explanation
Dont follow him
Become close
We revealed it, We sent it
down
The night of planning
She / They come down
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He was not
One who desist
It comes to them
A clear evidence
They recite
Purified
Established
directives
They divided into
sects
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Word
Explanation
Devoted, plural of
Their reward
Eden
For ever
They are happy
with Him
It was shaken
Its shaking
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Its weights
?What happened to it
Explanation
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Fast moving horses
Snorting, gasping
Striking fire
From their hooves
Raiding
)At morning (dawn
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They leave
A trail of dust
Word
Explanation
They reach at the
middle
Collectively
Ungrateful, thankless
It will be opened,
disarranged
Graves, plural of
It will be collected
Chests, plural of
The Big Explosion
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Explanation
Scattered moths
Carded colorful wool
His scale was heavy
A life with happiness
His scale was light
His dwelling place
A deep place
Blazing
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Blessings
Time
You met
Graves, plural of
Firm belief
You will definitely see
The Hell
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Loss
They advice each other
Woe
Slanderer
Defamer
He gathered
He counted it
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Explanation
It renders him immortal
He will be thrown
The tool of crushing
Kindled, blazed
It will reach
Hearts
Closed
Pillar, column
Long
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Fellow
Elephant
Their treacherous
scheme
Flop
Flocks of birds
They threw on them
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Baked clay
Eaten straw
Association, love
Word
Explanation
Traveling
Winter
Summer
They should worship
He secured them
He shoves harshly
He does not urge
People performing
prayers
Unmindful
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Explanation
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Unbelievers
I dont worship
You worship
Worshippers
You worshipped
He (it) came
Victory
Word
Explanation
Armies, groups of people,
plural of
One Who accepts repentance
It was destroyed
Abu Lahab, the main leader
of Prophets opponents
He destroyed
He earned
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Explanation
Glowing fire, flames
Carrier
Firewood
Her neck
Rope
Twisted
Associate, equivalent
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Worth Reading
The Report of Transparency International and a Hadith. This
article is an eye-opening writing on the condition of Muslim
Ummah.
http://www.mubashirnazir.org/PD/English/PE02-0004Transparency.htm
Explanation
Secret enemy, the Satan
He prompts
Chest, plural of
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Explanation
Knots
An envious person
He envies
Prompter
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Explanation
Breaking apart and
bringing forth
Darkness
It spreads
Those women who
blow upon, witches
Word
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Lesson 2A: The Verb, its Types and the Derived Nouns
Dear Reader!
In previous lesson, you have learnt the
mechanism of source and how the words are
derived. In this lesson, we are going to
discuss the verb and its different types.
: These are the verbs having three source letters. For example ( opened), ( knew),
( helped). Over 95% of Arabic verbs used in the Quran are from this type. We will focus
only on this type of verb.
: These are the verbs having four source letters. For example ( shook). These verbs are
used rarely in Quran.
These are the verbs having five source letters. They are rarely used in Arabic
Language.
: These are the verbs in which only the three source letters are used in their base word. For
example
( helped).
( opened), ( knew),
: These are the verbs in which some letters addition to the three source letters are also
used in their base word. For example ( He fought with other). Its
is ( he killed), but
another word is added to make the sense of an interactive battle or combat.
Both of them are commonly used in the Quran, so we will discuss both of them.
discussed in Level 3 while
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: These are the verbs in Past Tense. For example ( opened), ( knew),
( helped).
: These are the verbs in Present or Future Tense. For example ( opens / will open),
: These are the verbs in which a request / instruction is made to do something. For example
( open), ( know),
( help) etc.
: These are the verbs in which a request / instruction is made to not do something. It is the
reverse of .For example
Here we will discuss all of them because they are commonly used in the Quran.
: It is the verb in active voice. In this voice, the subject (the one who does that task) is
: It is the verb in passive voice. In this voice, the subject is usually not described. For
example
( he was helped).
( it was opened), ( it was known),
Both of them are commonly used in the Quran, so we will discuss both of them.
You might have noted that a verb can belong to many categories. For example
belongs to four
categories
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Derived Nouns
There are certain nouns related to each verb. They are derived from it. They are classified as:
(opener),
( the opened item),
: It is the object on which the verb was done. For example
(the known item),
( the helped person).
: It is the place or time where the verb was performed. in passive voice. For example
(the place to cook i.e. kitchen),
where people drink water etc.).
(the place
( a tool to make a hole i.e. drilling machine),
: The adjective. It describes the attribute of a person doing something. For example,
(a knowledgeable person),
( a helper).
All of them are commonly used in the Quran, so we will discuss all of them in next lessons.
Worth Reading
What is backbiting? What is its impact on a society? Read in detail:
http://www.mubashirnazir.org/PD/English/PE02-0003-Backbiting.htm
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Number of words in each group of verb and noun is provided in each box. With one
source, 148 words are formed in and 1184 words are derived in .
This is the minimum. By small adjustment, more words are also derived from each
source. We will discuss them one by one to know the method of deriving words.
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148
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Seven Groups
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Test Yourself
Write the category of each verb or noun in front of it. All of them are
Category
Meaning
One who is
offended
The most
offender
He wanted
He is
Happy
Sinner
One that is
observed
The most
knowledgeable
Observer
Warner
Dont leave
Worship!
Make
One who is
protected
Dont say
The greatest
Great
Category
He sealed
He is left
He was created
He makes
He instructed
Prostrate!
He was said
Follower
He denied
He remained
He said
He goes / will
go
Meaning
Denier
One who is
worshipped
He is
worshipped
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Dont worship
One who says
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Category
Meaning
Category
One who is
obeyed
The most
peaceful
The most
respectful
Be!
Dont be!
He commits a sin
One that is
protected
Knowledgeable
Honest
He observes
He helps
Help!
It was written
One that is
written
Writer
One who is just
Great
It was written
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Meaning
Say!
Place of
looking
Observatory
One who leaves
Creature
Maker
Instructor,
dictator
Ruler
Tool to draw
lines
One who is
followed
Place of
worship
The most
handsome
Observer
He was
worshipped
He gave peace
Key
Place of war
One who
remains chaste
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!Dear Reader
Take a separate blank page and
write the translation of the Arabic
text provided here.
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His matter is
decided
He got martyred
He knew
I fought
I was martyred
You fought
Brave, courageous
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Explanation
He was dragged
He was thrown
I learned
I recited
I taught
You learned
You recited
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Explanation
Reciter
He extended, He made it
easy
He gave
Various kinds
I left
I spent
Generous
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Purity, cleanliness
Water
Allowed, lawful
Dead body
Utensils
Word
It licks, it laps
Dog
Times
First of all of them
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Explanation
He should pour water on
it
Last of them
It is made lawful
Two bloods
Locusts, migratory
grasshoppers
Fish
Word
Spleen
Liver
He liked, He became
astonished
Explanation
Wearing shoes
Combing
I stretched my hand
downwards
So that I remove
His leather socks
Leave both of them
I entered into, I wore
them
Two clean
He wiped
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Explanation
Be careful
Two condemnations
He discharges his body
wastes
Their shelter, shade
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Rank
)Call (for prayer
Word
Explanation
Row, line
They arrange a lucky
draw
)Final call (for prayer
They compete with each
other
The night prayer
They crawl
Falsehood, vulgar talk
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Word
Explanation
Lack of patience,
intolerance
Need
He forgot
The person who is
fasting
So he should complete
Fast
& He provided food
drinks
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Explanation
!Memorize! Protect
He will protect
You find it
In front of you
!Ask
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Explanation
They / she gather
They will benefit you
They will harm you
He has written it
It is raised
Pens, plural of
It had become dry
Books, plural of
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Word
Explanation
He curse, he insults
He curse, he insults
So he should respect
Guest
So he should join
Relationship, mothers
womb
So he should say
He should remain silent
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'. ' : '
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Word
Explanation
He stretches
It extends
His age
One who take care of
He signaled
The index finger
He kept some space
empty
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Word
Explanation
He is not protected
Neighbor
Wrong behavior
He plants
Plantation
Animals
Vulgarity
Using obscene language
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Word
Explanation
A vulgar person
One who uses vulgar
language
Miser
They shed
They cut
Their relations
They made lawful
Forbidden women for
marriage
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: '.
' :
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' :
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Word
Explanation
You commit a mistake
It / she / you reach
You repent
Chain of narrators
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Good, reliable
He commits a sin
Dot, point
Black
Word
Explanation
It polishes, it becomes
neat
It increases
It is wrapped
Corrosion
He declared it authentic
Two ways, two channels
Condition, criteria
Word
Explanation
You all keep it away
He wept
He / it returned
Milk, liquid yogurt
Milking organ or a cow etc.
Dust
Smoke, fume
He keeps away
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Do you know? Hadith of the Prophet is not described without its reference. Thats why you
are finding the reference after each Hadith. Bukhari & Muslim were the compilers of two books of Hadith
which contain the most authentic Ahadith. Other compilers include Nisai, Ibn Maja, Tirmidhi, Abu
Dawood, Ibn Habban, Hakim, Ahmed Ibn Hanbal etc. Dar Qutni was an expert in identifying the
weaknesses in the chain of narrators in order to check the authenticity of a Hadith. Authenticity of a
Hadith is determined on the basis of reliability of its narrators.
Explanation
She called
Position, rank
Beauty
Privacy
It (tears) came out of
His both eyes
Word
Explanation
He testifies him
They have talked
(negatively) about him
He provides shelter
He grew up
Hanging
Both of them love each
other
Both of them separate
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Word
Explanation
Word
A young man
I hope
I fear
A dwelling place
He gave
He secured
He accepts his
authority
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Dear Reader!
In previous lesson, you have learnt the learnt the
types of verbs. In this lesson, we are going to
discuss the past tense for Arabic verbs.
In Arabic, the verb is slightly changed by adding or removing a letter or a few letters to develop
the sense of a built-in subject pronoun. Sometimes a separate noun or pronoun is mentioned as the
'Subject' (the person who performs an act). If a separate noun or pronoun is not mentioned clearly
in a sentence, its pronoun is hidden in the verb itself. Form of verb changes with a change in
pronoun, as we will see in next pages.
Recall the lesson of Pronouns. We learnt that there are 14 pronouns. Each verb also has the same
14 forms to make the sense of all 14 pronouns.
The Past Tense is called
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Verb
Verb
Person
He opened
She opened
Both of them opened
(female)
They opened (female)
You opened (male)
Both of you opened
You all opened (male)
You opened (female)
He did
Both of them did (male)
They did (male)
She did
Both of them did
(female)
They did (female)
You did (male)
Both of you did
You all did (male)
You did (female)
I opened
I did
We opened
We did
Now make the tables of other words by using this page as an example.
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Person
Verb
Verb
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He listened.
Person
Verb
Verb
He came near.
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He did an unjust act.
He refrained from. He
protected.
He wanted. He desired.
He became, He was
He became happy or
satisfied.
He disobeyed.
He separated. He
divided.
He forgave.
He came. He gave.
He sent. He gave life.
He made an oath.
Arabic
English
He sealed off.
He said.
He went. He took.
He left.
He created.
He made.
He ordered.
He prostrated.
He provided.
He followed.
He disbelieved. He
denied.
He stayed.
He repented
(If 'He' means God, then it means that 'He accepted the repentance)
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English
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ostentation on the Deeds Account of a person in the real life i.e. Hereafter? Read in English.
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English
If _______ believing in Allah and the day of judgment.
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:
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Explanation
He did at morning time
He described
He returned, he left the
religion
He considers
He told the truth
Word
Explanation
Word
He testified
He was sent on travel
Event, incident
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Explanation
Family chain
Time / place of birth
It meets, it joins
He described attribute
Behind, after
Word
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Explanation
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You testify
I testify
Morning
Evening
He was named
Explanation
Word
He born
Months
Scenes, views
Fast
Responding
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Word
Explanation
He was sent
He sent
He comforted me
You leave
My friend
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8.
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Word
Explanation
He accompanied
You helped him
Dont worry
Peace
He supported
Armies, plural of
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Explanation
Higher
Word
Explanation
Weak people
He traded
Slaves, plural of
Cloths, plural of
He decided
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To lead
Allowed
At the time of
Advise
He made him
relative by law
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Word
Word
Explanation
Attributes, plural of
Grace, good
attributes, virtue
It is possible
Related to physical
body
Related to ethics and
way of dealing
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Weak
Two cheeks
Explanation
Curving shoulders
Sheet
Cheek
Word
Curving
Curve, bent
of Two shoulders,
Chest
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Explanation
Deep
Forehead was
jutting out
Soft-hearted
Piety
Firm
Esteem, high rank
It is not reported
-
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.
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Explanation
Wise
Steadfastness while
facing problems
Facing
Affliction
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It appeared
Strong
Wisdom
Political
Lesson
Word
Explanation
Humbleness
Word
Too much
Piety
Caliphate, government
of companions
He was appointed
Speech
He delivered a speech
His election
His nomination
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Explanation
Oath of allegiance
Soon it will come
I am appointed
Objectives, plural
of
Consultation
He signaled
Acceptance
Ransoms, benefits
War-captives of the
battle of Badr
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Word
Explanation
Shelter
A family of Madina
He became present
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Group
He spoke
He clarified
Grace, favors
Word
Explanation
I became happy
Give oath of allegiance
You like
!O people
You prefer
He leads
Word
Explanation
He provided reasons
Priority, preference
He reminded
He asked for, he
demanded
So that he gives oath of
allegiance
He gave oath of
allegiance
You lead
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Explanation
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He warned them
Reality
Superiority
All
She / they agree
Next
He climbed
Explanation
It finished
Way, style
Governance
He announced
Short
He glorified Him
I do good
Help me
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Word
Explanation
I do bad
Make me straight
I return
I take
It does not leave
He humiliates
It does not spread widely
He spreads in them
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Word
Explanation
It includes
Lines, plural of
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Major
His policy
He made equal
It is made
responsibility
Establishment
Principle
Word
Explanation
Cooperation
Raising
Slogan, words
Fighting
Taking
Flag
Suppression
He subdued and
overcome
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Word
Explanation
Society
Until he remain
He establishes
Goals realized
Achievements
Full of
He did not
remain
Important
.
.
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) (22 . .
Word
Explanation
Execution
Military expedition
He prepared
He ordered, he made
leader
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To travel
High lands
Word
Explanation
He left
He did not leave
He died
He became the ruler
He camped
Steep slope
News
Pouring out
Apostasy, revolt during
Abu Bakrs reign
He delayed
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Word
Explanation
It becomes clear
He denied
I begin
They snatch
Birds
He got permission
He allowed
He went
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Word
Explanation
He revolted
They escaped
A city in North
Saudi Arabia
He raided
He intensified
Enemy
He moved quickly
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) (24
Word
Explanation
Outskirts
A town in Jordan
He performed
His project
With success
Safe & sound
Bringing war booties
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Word
Explanation
Those who revolted
)Capital (of a country
Country
False claimers of
prophethood
He continued
They refused
They interpreted
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28
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Word
Explanation
He sent
A letter
Directions, plural
of
Word
Explanation
They think
He discharges his
responsibility
To happen, to occur
Bloodshed
Messengers, plural
of
Collisions
They go before
So that they read
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Returning
It allows
Appropriate
Armies, plural of
Arrogant people,
rebellious
False claimer of
prophethood
He put full effort
Word
Explanation
The most wonderful
They were able to
End
Persecution,
lawlessness
Passing of year
To cut, cutting
Root
They return
He communicated
It enlightened
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32
31
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(33) .
(32) .
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Word
Explanation
Collecting
Thinking, idea
Time or place of war
A town in Arab, place
of great war
He brought to me
It intensified
Reciter of Quran,
plural of
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Word
Explanation
It continued
Places of war
I see, My opinion is
To instruct you
He takes matter to me
He opened
Flat part of date-palm
tree used for writing
Word
Explanation
Flat stones
Place, scene
A flat part of date-palm
tree
It is removed
Leaves
Wide
Thin
I fear
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Word
Explanation
Conquests
It became stable
It returned
Its normal
He drew his attention
Objective, mission
Superior, high
Exaltation
Because it lacked
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Word
Explanation
Spreading
of Two directions,
Persian
He became free
Fighting
Word
They rejected
It happened
Both sides
A town in Iraq
They were defeated
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Explanation
War booties, plural
of
It continued
Victories
Number of battles
Areas
River Euphrates in
Iraq
Reconciliation
A town in Iraq
Center, capital
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Explanation
Division
Help
There
That he leaves
behind
Inviters to Islam,
plural of
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Word
Explanation
Eastern areas, Plural of
He demanded
Help
Help, support
Leader
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Explanation
It was sent to
Palestine
Jordan
An area in South Syria
A town in Central Syria
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Word
Explanation
It reached
High lands
Initial months
It happened
Fights, battles
It followed by
Fights, battles
To fight
He called for help
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Word
Explanation
It relieved them
He passed through
Speed
Amazing
He joined
He turned
Their leadership
He organized them
Word
Explanation
Superior
They rushed
To stay
Land
Two sides
They defeated
Defeat
They become victorious
Organization
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Explanation
Joining point
It happened
Meeting, encounter
Armed Forces
They blocked from
various sides
To fight
He stayed
Rows of an army
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Word
Explanation
He moved
To help
Garrison, army
They were forced
It blocked from various
side
He mobilized
Mobilizing
They dispersed
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Word
Explanation
Military troops
Reason
Sickness
He washed, took a bath
He was attached by
A viral infection
They meet
He made it their duty
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(
is added before the past tense in order to make the sentence negative. are
added before the past tense to make the sentence conditional. are added
before the past tense to make the sentence interrogative.
Face the Challenge!
Word
Explanation
He was wrapped (in
cloths after death)
He buried
Word
Parallel
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Explanation
Evening
Remaining
He asked in his
will
Word
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Build Your Personality
Tolerate any opinion different to yours openly.
Always consider that your opinion might be
wrong and others opinion might be correct. So
be prepared to revise your views and opinions.
If you are already familiar with the active voice, it is very easy to construct the passive voice. Each
word in active voice will remain as it is. Just change the of that word. Place a dhamma over
and a kasrah under the . It will become the Passive Voice which is called
Like English, in Arabic passive voice, the subject is not described. As a result of that, an objectpronoun automatically takes place of the built-in subject. Grammarians call this object the
'Assistant-Subject' or .
Look at the table of past tense at next page.
( The letter was written). Here
is a verb while is the object. There is no
subject in this case.
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Person
He was done
Both of them were
done (male)
They were done (male)
She was done
Both of them were
done (female)
They were done
(female)
You were done (male)
Both of you were done
(male)
You all were done
(male)
You was done (female)
Both of you were done
(female)
You all were done
(female)
I was done
We were done
I did
He did
Both of them did (male)
They did (male)
She did
Both of them did
(female)
They did (female)
You did (male)
Both of you did
You all did (male)
You did (female)
We did
The passive voice of the verb does not make any sense but it is given just as the scale to make
the passive voice for other verbs.
Now make the tables of other words by using this page as an example. Replace the source letters.
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Complete the table for both active and passive voice and determine the meanings.
Person
He killed.
He was killed.
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Person
He raised.
He was raised.
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Person
He came closer.
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Person
He listened.
He was listened.
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English
He beat. He placed. He stamped upon. He put as. He
described.
He killed.
He asked.
He herded.
He said.
He unfolded.
He tore.
He created.
He raised.
He leveled.
He fixed.
He wrote. He made (something) mandatory as a law.
He rejected. He denied. He became thankless.
He made. He put.
He took. He caught.
He carried.
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English
Do you know?
In Arabic, a confirm event of future, which is beyond any doubts, is described in the
past tense in order to demonstrate its inevitability. Due to this reason, the incidents
of the Hereafter are described in the Past Tense. In English, confirm events of future
are described in present tense.
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English
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Explanation
Word
Explanation
Word
Abstract, moral
Physical
Terminology
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Explanation
Word
Definition
Purity
It is applied on
It is meant
Being free of
Filth
Moving away
Sins, wrongdoings
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') means the body of knowledge developed by the
The term 'Islamic Jurisprudence (
Muslim Jurists by applying the injunctions of the Quran and the Sunnah on real life situations. The
Muslim Jurists (legal experts) have been applying the instructions of the Quran and the Sunnah on
practical situations. Their legal opinions are compiled in the form of the books of Islamic Jurisprudence.
Schools of Thought
Several Schools of Thought have been developed during last 14 centuries in the realm of Islamic
Jurisprudence. Six of them are the most famous and widely spread over the Muslim World. They are:
Hanafi: It is the oldest and widely spread school of thought. It was founded by Abu Hanifa Nauman
Ibn Thabit (d. 150H / 767CE) and his disciples. The Abbasid Caliphate adopted the Jurisprudence
developed by Abu Hanifa and his disciples as the law of the state. Subsequently, different Muslim
Kingdoms in Central Asia and India adopted it as the law of the state. Majority of the Muslims follow
the Hanafi School of Thought.
Maliki: It was founded by Malik Ibn Anas (d. 179H / 795CE) and his disciples. Muslim state of Spain
adopted the work of Malik as the law of the state. It is mostly popular in North African countries.
Shafii: It was founded by Muhammad Ibn Idress Shafii (d. 204H / 819CE) who was a student of
Malik (the founder of Maliki School of Thought) and Muhammad Ibn Hassan (one of the founders of
Hanafi School of Thought). It is mostly popular in Egypt and some other countries of the Middle East.
Hanbali: It was founded by Ahmed Ibn Hanbal (d. 241 / 855CE) who was a student of Shafii. It is
popular in Saudi Arabia and some other countries of the Middle East.
Zahiri: It was founded by Dawood Zahiri (d. 270H / 883CE). It is considered the most literal school of
thought. It is also popular in Saudi Arabia and some other countries of the Middle East.
Jaafari: It was founded by Jafar Ibn Muhammad (d. 148H / 765CE) who was one of the most
prominent personalities in the progeny of Prophet Muhammad . This school of thought is
mostly popular in Shia Muslims.
These schools of thought differ with each other in their approach. Some interpret the Quran and the
Sunnah in strict literal sense. Some consider and some do not consider the background information for any
instruction in order to generalize it over other situations. While deriving laws, some include additional
sources of law other than the Quran and the Sunnah.
Since the 'Islamic Jurisprudence' is a human work not a Divine work, therefore, mistakes and
disagreements may occur in it.
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Some additional sources are used to derive detailed laws which include the following:
Legal Analogy is applying a well-established law on situations comparable to that mentioned in the
original law.
Customs & Traditions of a society are also used in developing detailed procedures.
Law of Torah is sometimes also used to understand the injunctions of the Quran and the Sunnah.
Bukhari & Muslim: They are Muhammad Ibn Ismael Bukhari (d. 256H / 866CE) and Muslim Ibn AlHajjaj (d. 261H / 874CE). Their opinions about the authenticity of a Hadith are considered very
important. The books of Bukhari & Muslim are considered the most authentic books in Hadith. If both
of them are described together, they are called | and their books are called | .
Tirmidhi, Nisai, Ibn Maja & Abu Dawood: They are Hadith experts of 3rd century Hijra / 9th century
BC. Their books contain mostly authentic Ahadith (plural of Hadith) but they also include some
unauthentic Ahadith. Their books are referred as .
Hakim, Ibn Habban, Ibn Khuzaimah: They are experts of 4th century Hijra / 10th century BC. They
have also tried to include only authentic Ahadith in their books although the quality of their work is not
considered as high as that of Bukhari & Muslim.
Ahmed Ibn Hanbal: He is the famous expert of Hadith & Jurisprudence. His book is considered a
detailed source of Ahadith although it includes both authentic and unauthentic Ahadith.
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: These are things 'to do' e.g. performing prayer, giving charity etc.
( )
: These are the things 'not to do' e.g. killing a person, committing adultery etc.
( )
person must perform and if he does not perform, he will be responsible in front of Allah on the Day of
Judgment.
Note: In Hanafi School of Thought, these categories are divided into further sub-categories on the basis of
intensity of the instruction. Other schools usually do not divide it further.
Islamic Law
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) '.
(.
Word
Explanation
It makes obligatory
Urine
Stool
Sleep
The state of impurity
after sexual intercourse
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It hits
Word
Explanation
Types, plural of
Filth
To become pure, to get
rid of
Blood coming out of
vagina
It is brought
He presses to level
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Word
Explanation
Shoe
Harmful, filth
Purity
He should turn
He should wipe / rub
He should reach / wear
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Explanation
To spill over
Half full bucket of
water
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Saliva
Blood
Menstruation
One of us
She does
She rubs
Word
Explanation
She rubs
Stick
She rubs
She rubs
Fingers
Nails
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Word
Explanation
Meat
Pig
I do not find
Forbidden
Eater, one who eats
Dead body
Shed, spilled over
Filthy
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Explanation
Animal dung
It is eaten
Stones, plural of
I looked for, I asked for
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Filth
Filth
Donkey
Word
Explanation
Water
It is divided
It is specific to it
Remaining
By decree
Coming down
Word
Explanation
Snow
Changed
It comes out
Moss, water vegetation
One that purifies
something
It is used
Cooking
Water
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Explanation
It mixes
Soap
Flour
It changed
Application
It reaches, it becomes
applicable
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It changed
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Explanation
Color
Taste
Smell, odor
Purification
It removes
Visibly
Visible
It is difficult
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Explanation
Removal
Exempt
Previously mentioned
To spill over
Being dry
Liquid
Solid body
Solid body
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Explanation
Leather socks
Rubbing
Smell, odor, aroma
Related to water
It relates
Body organs
You stand
Elbows, plural of
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Explanation
Heads, plural of
Feet, plural of
Ankles, plural of
Essential, mandatory
He intends
Reason, logic
It is not accepted
He became impure
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Explanation
He performs ablution
Bukhari & Muslim
It does not complete
It occurred / happened
Consensus
Religious legitimacy
It became
Essentiality, necessity
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Explanation
Obligatory parts
It decreased
Incomplete
It is not trespassed
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Mouth
Nose
Gargling
Word
Explanation
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Word
Explanation
At the length
Ear
At the width
Washed
Not delaying washing
organs
Bone
Part
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Explanation
With a sequence
It is not proved
One doing against
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Explanation
Coming
He did not reject
Generally
Start
He started
Explanation
He performed ablution
Word
He left
Place
Nails
Foot
He looked at
Do it in a good manner
Dry space
Equivalent to
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Explanation
No escape, essential
Clear
Unbeliever, denier
Insane, crazy
From whom demand is
made
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Differentiator
He does not
differentiate
Word
Explanation
It followed
Cutting, finishing
Place
It makes mandatory
Word
Explanation
Removal
Skin
Paste
Fat, grease
Washing organs after
urine / shit
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Explanation
Saying
Two palms
Empting
Starting
Exaggeration, doing
excessively
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Word
Explanation
Fasting
Put fingers in something
Heavy
He puts his fingers into
The most authentic
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Explanation
!Put your fingers into
The smallest finger of hand
Starting from the right side
Right
Left
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Explanation
Preferred
He did bad
He trespassed his limits
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He offended
Word
Explanation
He completes
Being moderate in
spending
He passed
Word
Explanation
Over-spending
Canal, river
Flowing
Over-spending
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Do you know? Islam is the Religion of Ease. If a person has worn socks, it may
become a hassle for him to remove his / her shoes and socks several times to
allowed to perform perform the Ablution. Therefore, the Prophet
the full Ablution before wearing the socks and then wipe over them subsequently.
Word
Explanation
He delivered urine
You delivered urine
It amazes
A pair of socks (other
)than those of leather
A pair of leather socks
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Word
Explanation
Conditions are
imposed
To wear both of
them
Travel, walk
Utensil of water
His both arms
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Word
Explanation
I bent down
I remove
Leave both of them
Leaders, plural of
Followers, the generation who
learnt from Prophets companions
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Explanation
The things that cancels
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It cancels
Desired benefit
Two holes i.e. penis
and bowel
Juices secreted from a
penis
Wound
Air coming out of
bowel with sound
Word
Explanation
Air coming out of
bowel without sound
Temporary suspension
Intoxication
Unconsciousness
Medicine
Our leather socks
Their nights
90
Word
Explanation
Light, easy
Firmly positions
Ass
It cancels, it becomes void
It came down
They were awaken
Snoring
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Rule of the Day
The subject (one who performs a task) will always be in its subjective
case while the object (on whom the task was performed) will
Explanation
Word
Camel
Sheep, goats
Place where sheep & goats
are kept
Place where camels are kept
Explanation
Penis
He took
A barrier usually cloth
between something
It became mandatory
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Word
Explanation
Touching
Sexual organs
A barrier between
something
Word
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Worth Reading
Why people have two faces? What is the impact of dual
personality on the reputation? Read the details in:
http://www.mubashirnazir.org/PD/English/PE02-0016Twofaces.htm
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Explanation
He is sure
He is doubtful
Remaining, sustaining
Significance, lesson
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Word
Explanation
A sure thing
It will not be moved
It will not be moved
A doubt was brought
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Word
Explanation
He thinks, he imagines
He will leave
Inside part of belly, stomach
He became doubtful
in Arabic. The significance of this tense is that the next two verbs
are derived from it. In addition to that, a lot of different styles of Arabic Language are
also derived from it. We will learn the rules for that derivation in next lessons.
Learn the table for the verb
. Place the three letters of each source verb instead of of this table
as mentioned on the next page to produce different pronouns of any source verb.
Worth Reading
In the Land of the Quran & the Bible. At travel story to the sites
related to Gods prophets. The writing is in Urdu.
http://www.mubashirnazir.org/ER/L0014-00-Safarnama.htm
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Verb
Verb
Person
He does / He will do
I do / I shall do
We do / We shall do
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Person
Verb
Verb
He listens / He will
listen
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Person
Verb
Verb
He becomes happy /
He will be happy
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English
To be fearful
To desire, to want
To take away
To do
To disbelieve, to reject
To take, to catch
To be steadfast, to be
patient, to endure
To leave
To repent, to accept the
repentance
To send, to raise up
To kill
To perform, to do
To guide
To beat, to describe
To disobey, to revolt
English
To provide as sustenance
To call
To prostrate
To forbid
To leave, to extend
To say
To instruct / request /
advise
To be thankful
To worship
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English
Those who believe in the unseen (truth) and
establish the prayer and spend out of what
_________ to them.
There must be a group amongst you who
_________ towards the piety and _______ for good
deeds and ________ from bad deeds.
_________ in their trespass, so ________.
And remember when _______ to the angels,
'Prostrate before Adam.' So _________ except
Ibless.
And remember when We delivered you from the
people of Pharaoh, __________ to the worst
torture.
Then __________ you after that, so that
__________.
And Allah intends to ________.
Worth Reading
The Report of Transparency International and a Hadith. This article is an eyeopening writing on the condition of Muslim Ummah.
http://www.mubashirnazir.org/PD/English/PE02-0004-Transparency.htm
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_______, 'O Shuaib! Does your prayer _____ that
______ what our ancestors ______ or what ______
with our wealth as _______?'
Verily, Allah ______ those in graves.
Those who _______ Allahs verses and _______
the prophets without any justification and _______
those persons from people who _______ justice, so
give them the warning of a painful punishment.
You are the best group raised for the humanity,
_______ towards the right and _______ evil and
you believe in Allah.
Verily Allah is watching what ________.
_______ You only and we seek help from your
only.
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Worth Reading
How to get rid of Frustration? The author has analyzed the reasons
of frustration and provided solutions to get rid of it. The writing is
in Urdu.
http://www.mubashirnazir.org/ER/L0002-00-Frustration.htm
Explanation
Rituals, plural of
Worship
Its becomes possible
Recitation
Demand, seeking
Word
Explanation
Keeping, arranging
Knowledge
It completes
Learning
Word
Necessity
101
Explanation
Language
He spoke
Seal
Prophets
Word
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Word
Explanation
Significance,
importance
Expression
Expression,
articulation
Tongue or pen
Thoughts
Meanings
It is considered
It is distinguished
Objective, purpose
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Means, plural of
Support
Word
Explanation
He considers
Transport, move
Word
Heritage
Generations, plural of
Present
Future
Explanation
Taking
Statement, meaning
Capability
Student
Two skills
Listened
Read
Giving
Oral
Written
Two sides
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Word
Explanation
Topics
Functional, related to
work
He expresses
Objective
It demands
Sphere, surrounding
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Education
Offer
Society
Letter
Word
Explanation
Conversation
Meeting
Announcements
Creative
Its objective is
Expression
Inner feelings
Sympathies, love,
plural of
Emotions, plural of
Translation
Friends, plural of
Feelings
103
Word
Explanation
Selection
Good
Organization
Theses
Creating stories
Composing verses
You become able
Employing, using
Language styles, plural
of
We suggest
Following
Word
Explanation
Knowledge,
information
Reading
It will widen
Circle
Culture, education
It will fill
Thinking
It advanced
Level
Cultured, polished
Texts, plural of
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Written
Word
Explanation
Loud voice
Establishing
Memorizing
You are capable of
Starting
Poetry and prose
It will help
Presenting as an
evidence
It will increase
Beauty, grace
Increasing
Listening
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Word
Explanation
Attending
Lectures
Seminars, conferences
Poetic evenings i.e.
where poets recite their
verses in front of each
other
Listening
Cassettes, plural of
Beneficial, useful
It will help
Development
It will accustom
Eloquent, fluent
.
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Word
Explanation
Occasions, places
Scholastic
It loosens
Knot
Commitment
Talking
Word
Peers, plural of
Teachers, plural of
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You meet
Beautiful, good
Ending
Explanation
Conciseness
Defining
Steps
Linking, coherence
Logical
Confusion
Contradiction
Word
Sentences, plural of
Size, vessel
Defective, disturbing
Wordiness
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Explanation
Boring
Getting benefit of
Sources
External
Experience
Verses
Words of wisdom
Idioms
Interesting
Attractive
Rich
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Explanation
Military
Social
Conferences,
conventions
Delegations, plural of
Family ceremonies
Parts
Initial part
Subject, main part
Ending part
Word
Explanation
By numbers
By organization
Delivering a public
speech
Art
Addressing
Masses, public
Influencing
Persuasion
Religious
Political
Word
106
Explanation
Attention
Avoidance
Mistakes, plural of
Linguistic, related to
vocabulary
It is possible
Remoteness, farness
Non Arab
By mistake
Grammatical
Slang, colloquial
Word
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Do you know?
In Pre-Islamic Arabia, the tasks related to the administration of the Holy Kaaba and Hajj were considered
a pride for the people performing them. They had divided such tasks in different families of Makkah.
In addition to that, they had many other high ranks for different families of Makkah, maintaining their
parliament house, holding flags during a war, arranging military camps, dealing with foreign affairs,
managing public finances, sending delegations to other states etc.
After conquest of Makkah, the Prophet rearranged all the institutions except those related to the
Pilgrimage.
Explanation
Quality
Making provisions
Areas of knowledge
Various
Arts, plural of
Examples
Word
Explanation
Training
Practice
Bravery, courage
Presence
Intuition
Fluency, ease to speak
Delivery, throwing
107
Word
Explanation
Guidelines
Speaker
It is essential
To exist in large
numbers
Following
Ability
Natural
Word
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Explanation
Last, ending
I explain, I clarify
I hope that
I shall meet you
Sacredness, holiness
City
I have conveyed
!Be witness
Trust, something kept
with other for care
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Word
Explanation
He should pay it
The trust is payable
Usury, interest
Void
Principal
I start
My uncle
Glorious rank
The period of
ignorance before Islam
108
Word
Explanation
Housekeeping of the Kaaba
Arranging water for pilgrims
Intentionally
Retaliation will be taken
Similar, not intentional
Camels
He lost hope
You despise
Writing
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Word
Explanation
Right
They perform sex
Bed
They allow to enter
You dislike
They bring
Vulgar act
Open, clear
You admonish them
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Word
Explanation
Leave them
Beds, plural of
Be well wisher
For a man
109
Word
Explanation
With pleasure of heart
You return
Necks
You will definitely not go
astray
The most respected of you
The most pious among you
He should convey
Present
Absent
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!Face the Challenge
Identify 10 words from your vocabulary related to
. the passive voice of
Word
Explanation
Sample, example
Evils, plural of
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Our personalities,
plural of
He guides
He leaven astray
One who guides
Word
Explanation
He spread
You will be asked
Observer
Right
He will reform
He follows
110
Word
Explanation
He became successful, he
achieved
Success
Guidance
New things introduced in
religion, plural of
Self-created religion
Deviation from the right
path
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Explanation
The most honorable
He adopted the way
I advise
They send blessings
Pray for blessings
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Explanation
Word
111
Explanation
Target
He loves them
Due to his love for me
He hates them
Due to his hatred for me
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Worth Reading
?Suspicion is the major reason for our disputes. How to avoid the suspicion
http://www.mubashirnazir.org/PD/English/PE02-0007-Suspicion.htm
Word
Explanation
Divide, make shares
Your fear
It changed, it becomes a
barrier
Disobedience, sins
It lead to us
It makes easy
Troubles, plural of
Give us as sustenance
Our sense of hearing
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Word
Explanation
Our sight
Our powers
Make
Word
Inheritor
Our revenge
He transgressed against us
Our worries
112
Explanation
Dont appoint as a
master
He fears
Giving
Arrogance,
transgression
He advises
He will respond
He will increase
You make, you do
Stand
is similar to that in
If you are already familiar with the active voice, it is very easy to prepare the passive voice. Each word in
active voice will remain as it is. Just change the of that word. Place a dhamma over the first letter
. The will remain silent as it is in the active voice. Place a fathah over the
. will remain as it was in the active voice. It will become the Passive Voice which is called
in Arabic.
i.e.
Worth Reading
Secrets of success. http://www.mubashirnazir.org/PD/English/PE030015-Secrets.htm
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He is done / He will be done
Both of them are done / Both
of them will be done (male)
They are done / They will be
done (male)
She is done / She will be done
Both of them are done / Both
of them will be done (female)
He does / He will do
Both of them do / Both of
them will do (male)
They do / They will do (male)
Person
I do / I shall do
We do
The passive voice of the verb does not make any sense but it is given just as the scale to make
the passive voice for other verbs.
Now make the tables of other words by using this page as an example. Replace the source letters.
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Complete the table for both active and passive voice and determine the meanings.
Person
He is helped / He will be
helped
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Person
He is beaten / He will be
beaten
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English
To write
To find
To disbelieve, to reject
To take, to catch
To accept
To leave
To send, to raise up
To kill
To perform, to do
To beat, to describe, to
walk
To help
To ask
To know
To come
To know, to recognize
To count
English
To provide as sustenance
To call
To prostrate
To see
To reward
To say
To instruct / request /
advise
To fear
To return
To forgive
To be thankful
To worship
To see, to think, to wait,
to find out, to give chance
To remember, to describe
To make
To think, to suppose,
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So do what ________.
Worth Reading
Positive attitude affirms the
life.http://www.mubashirnazir.org/PD/English/PE03-0017Positive.htm
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______________________________
Then, towards Him ___________.
All hidden (secrets) of the heavens and the earth are
for Allah, and towards Him, all matters are
________.
The kingdom is for Him and towards Him
________.
_______ towards the people so that _______.
Worth Reading
O God! Who is like you? An article for invoking Gods love.
http://www.mubashirnazir.org/PD/English/PE01-0008LikeYou.htm
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Say, '________ about our crimes and ________
about what ________.'
And _______ about the people of hell.
They think that a backbreaking calamity _______ to
them.
When _______ that Allahs verses _______.
Soon their testimonies ______ and _________.
So _______ soon for those who care (about
hereafter)
And intercession _______ and a compensation
_______ and they _______.
The criminals ______ by their faces, so ______ by
their foreheads and feet.
It (Zakat) ______ from their rich people and will be
returned to their poor people.
Does the man _____ that he _______ without any
purpose?
He (Satan) said, 'Give me a chance till the day when
_________.'
Then definitely ________ on the day of judgment.
Dont say that who ______ in Allahs way that they
are dead.
__________
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!Dear Reader
Take a separate blank page and write the
translation of the Arabic text provided
here.
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Word
Explanation
To spread, to broadcast
Merciful, Kind
He purifies [his
]personality
He purifies
He should not withhold
Abundance of wealth,
ease
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Explanation
To give
They should forgive
They should overlook
They accuse, they
make target
Chaste women
Careless women
122
Word
Explanation
They are cursed
Tongues, plural of
He causes to die
Free
.
.
.
?Do you know
In Pre-Islamic Arabia, slavery was present in its worst form. The most heinous form of slavery was sexslavery. Beautiful young girls were trained as prostitutes to earn money for their masters.
Word
Explanation
You get permission
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Word
Explanation
You conceal, you hide
They lower
They protect
They do not show
Their beauty
Their husbands
123
Word
Explanation
Having sexual desire
Hidden parts of body
They should not strike
They hide
Their feet, plural of
What their right hands
control i.e. slaves
.
!Face the Challenge
Identify 10 Arabic words from your vocabulary in
which someone is asked to not do something.
Word
Explanation
Arrange marriage
Singles
Word
He should keep
himself chaste
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They want
Legal document
Write the deed of
liberty
Dont force
Explanation
Your girls (especially
)slave girls
Prostitution
They intend, they
decide
Preserving chastity
Gains, money
He forces them
Forcing
Niche
Word
Explanation
Crystal
Star
Brilliance, glistening
It is lit
Olive
Its oil
It illuminates
It touches
Lamp, light
124
(24:19-40 ).
Rule of the Day
understood.'
Do you know?
The Quran took serious steps to eradicate slavery from the Islamic
society gradually. These verses describe some of these steps i.e.
marrying slave-men & women and giving freedom to a slave for a
payment in easy installments if he / she wants to buy freedom and then
helping them in financial terms. For more details, see my book:
Abolition of Physical & Intellectual Slavery in Islam.
http://www.mubashirnazir.org/ER/Slavery/L0018-00-Slavery.htm
Explanation
Word
Explanation
Accounting, measurement
Mirage, illusion
Desert
Thirsty
He gives in full measure /
causes to die
125
Word
Explanation
Word
At morning
At evening
It diverts them
It will be overturned
So that He rewards
them
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Word
Explanation
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You advance
You raise
It spoils
They lower
He tested
Word
Explanation
They call
Beyond
Morally corrupt
News
O you all! Investigate
You cause harm
126
Word
Explanation
You become
Ashamed
You will
He endeared it
He beautified it
He made it hateful /
abhorrent
.
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) . (49:1-13
Word
Explanation
Two groups
They Fight
(O you all!) Make
reconciliation
She / they transgressed
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!Fight
They transgress
They return
Word
Explanation
!Be just
Just people
Dont make a fun
)(with disdain
It is possible that
Dont defame (by
)sarcastic remarks
Dont call
(Offensive) nicknames
He does not repent
127
Word
Explanation
!Avoid
Suspicion
Sin
Dont spy on
Dont backbite
You hate it
Nations
So that you get
introduced
.
.
.
.
Word
Explanation
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Iron, steel
It became long
Period of time
It became hard
We clarified
Charitable men
Word
Explanation
!Give loan
It will be increased
multiple times
The Hell
Play, leisure
Amusement
Boasting, show off
Vegetation, crops
128
Word
Explanation
It makes happy
It becomes
Yellowish
Broken pieces
Delusion, illusion
!Run
It is prepared
.
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) . (57:16-27
Word
Explanation
We bring it into
existence
Easy
You become
disappointed
It lacks
Dont be happy
Self-proud
So that not,
Boaster
Word
Explanation
He pays no attention
Clear signs
Balance, the criteria for
right & wrong
Strength
Hard
Powerful
Progeny, children
One who selects the right
path
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Word
129
Explanation
We sent continuously
Their footsteps
Compassion, love
Monasticism
They invented (from their
)own
We made it mandatory
Pleasure
They took care of it
Its requirements to observe
) .
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Word
Explanation
He gave
You expedited
Horses, cavalry
Animals used for
transportation e.g. camel
He appoints as a master
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Explanation
Township
Revolving
Punishment
They made
Home
He migrated
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Word
Explanation
They sacrifice
Poverty
His is protected
Greediness
They advanced us
Malice
Word
Explanation
Divorce
You divorce them
Waiting period after
divorce
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He crossed limits
You dont know
Word
Explanation
He brings new situation
Keep
Word
Leave
It is advised
He imagines
Those who, plural of
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Explanation
They lost hope
You doubt
They menstruate
Pregnancy
He will make void, He will
remove
He will enlarge
.
.
.
.
Word
Explanation
Dwell! Provide
!residence
Your finding, your
availability
Your harm
To creative difficulties
)They deliver (a child
)They suckle (the baby
Their remuneration
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Word
Explanation
You are in difficulty
Word
Problem
Ease
She / they rebelled
We reckoned
Explanation
We punished it
Exemplary
!Settle! Decide
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In previous lesson, you have observed that in both
, may have a fathah, kasrah or
dhammah. Other than that,
Comments
Symbol
Example
( )
()
( )
( )
()
No symbol
No example
No symbol
No example
No symbol
No example
( )
S. No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
There is no rule about any particular set of source letters that it belongs to which specific group. As we have
discussed that Arabic dictionaries are prepared by source letters. Against each set of source letters, it is
mentioned that such set belongs to which group. The examples mentioned in the table are considered the
representative of each group. The grammarians have named each group with these examples. Their symbols
are determined which are written in the dictionary. For example, the name of Group 3 is
symbol is .
It is possible that a set of the same three letters with different
example
and its
Each set of source letters is joined with a few other words to form a special noun called 'the Source
Noun' or . It is the name of that verb. It meaning is like that of English phrases 'to count', 'to do',
'to work' etc. All verbs and derived nouns are derived from the Source Noun. It has no fixed structure.
It comes on different weights e.g.
.
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Meaning
To provide as
sustenance
To prostrate
To say
To instruct /
request / advise
To return
To be thankful
To worship
To see, to think,
to wait
To know
To observe
To be ill
To dominate
To sit
( )
( )
( )
( )
( )
( )
( )
( )
( )
( )
( )
( )
( )
This is called .
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To write
To do
( )
( )
To disbelieve,
to reject
( )
To take, to
catch
( )
To accept
( )
To leave
( )
To send, to
raise up
( )
To kill
( )
To perform, to
do
To beat
To help
To be respected
To think
To be happy
To be away
To be near
( )
( )
( )
( )
( )
( )
( )
( )
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:
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Do you know?
Islamic texts like the Quran & the Hadith are analyzed from different angles: (1) Meaning of individual
words. (2) Grammatical issues. (3) Issues related to rhetoric. In Arabic, it is very important to consider
the rhetorical aspect of a statement because many words and phrases are metaphorical and figurative
meaning. (4) Background information & the context for that statement. (5) The message described in the
text.
Explanation
Word
Eater
Sleep!
He slept
Explanation
A woman wearing
unattractive cloths
Word
He made
Eat!
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Explanation
Word
Give!
He made brothers
He visited
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. :
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Word
Explanation
Explanation
Single words
He wore
Work costume
Profession
Wearing attractive
dress / jewelry etc.
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Word
Explanation
Acceptance, approval
It indicates, it is an
argument
Correctness
He does not accept
Clarifications,
explanations
Word
Explanation
Sisters, belonging to the
same group
form It changes to
form It changes to
It comes with, it meets
For example
Grammatical
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)(
.
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Explanation
Proper Noun
Their place of return
Related to reason
Examples, plural of
Wood used for burning
Dispraised, bad
Word
Explanation
Word
He died
Common noun
Like a sentence
It becomes mandatory
Putting between
Heavy shackles
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Explanation
A word hidden but
understood
Omitted in words but
present in meaning
Complete,
means 'be, happened'
It happened
The word having
A noun which does a
task
Word
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'.
.
.
)(1
) (2
Word
Explanation
Sides
Rhetoric
Metonymy
Statement
Turning away,
departure
Taking care of
Its benefit is got, its
meanings are derived
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A clear statement
Word
Explanation
Moderation
He gathers
Demands
He forgets
Share
He does good
He did good
Word
Explanation
Body
It demands
Spirit, soul
Extremism, strictness
He transgresses
Forbidding, deprivation
Allowed
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.
.
.
. :
Word
Explanation
You intervene
Punishment
Most concerned issue
for them
The woman belonging
to Banu Makhzum
She theft
Who can get courage
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Word
Word
Explanation
He delivered the sermon
It destroyed
Honorable
By God
I cut
It worried
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Explanation
It caused grief
Relationship
Being courageous
He stepped forward
Taking a pause
Brave, courageous
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.
.
. :
. :
.
: .
.
:
Word
Explanation
Taking courage
He got courage
Here it is meant
Solemnity
Putting arguments
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Rank, position
He dares
Beloved
Word
Explanation
Plural, abbreviation of
Word
He intervened
To cooperate
Intervener
Intervener
The person for whom
someone is intervening
Explanation
Manager
Edge, border
Terminology
Punishment
Determined
Criminal
Intervention
!Intervene
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Word
Explanation
Honor
Noble descent
High
Mean, inferior
Opposite
He implemented
Ruin, destruction
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Word
Explanation
Ruin, destruction
Swearing
The silent 'hamzah' at
start of a word
Refraining
It refrains
Specification,
determination
Confirmation
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Word
Explanation
Rule
Written
Negation
Except
) (2 :
' :
'
) (3
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Word
Explanation
Interpreted
Explanation
Be, being
Forbidding, restricting
Condition
You exert effort
You became successful
You become successful
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Word
Explanation
Then
It gives benefit, it can be
derived from it
Word
Period
Reason
Part of a conditional
sentence: if , then .
Positive, affirmative
Joining, meeting
It is deleted, it is omitted
143
Explanation
It is given
Two full of
Gold
Negative
Examination
I traveled
Estimation, marks
Arriving
' :
'
'
' :
.
( 1)
( 2)
.
( 3)
.
It is dropped, it is eliminated
Relationship
It is reduced
For personal desire
Word
Explanation
Word
Desire, wish
Emphasis
Principle
Equality
144
Explanation
Asking questions in a
negative way to
motivate e.g. 'Will you
not do this?'
Condemnation
He condemns
Word
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' :
(2) .
(1) :
(3) .
(4)
(5) .
(6) .
) '. (
(7)
. : . :
.
:
. :
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Word
Explanation
A young man
He was grown up
Word
Explanation
She called
He kept secret
It flew over
He got shade of
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145
Word
Explanation
Attachment
Honor
To obtain
Distinction
.
.
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.
:
)
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.
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:
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.
.
.
. :
. :
:
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Word
Explanation
He is appointed
Giving
Man
The person who has
attributes of
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Child
Word
Explanation
He grew up
He grew up
Age of adulthood
Manhood
Phase, stage
It hanged
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Word
Explanation
Hook
Highness
Loftiness
Rank
Ministry
Judiciary
.
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.
Do you know?
In , either the
or the can
be a sentence instead of a
word.
Explanation
Word
The noun in
which is attached to other
It is attached
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Explanation
I will definitely come
Word
Tears, plural
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Explanation
He hided
He kept secret
Word
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:
.
.
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) .(
.
:
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.
' '.
.
) (2 ' :
'
) (3 ' : '
Word
Explanation
Limiting something, a
palace
Word
Word
Explanation
Teaching, education
Limiting something,
Imprisonment
Class
It became specific to
Superiority, high
performance
Superior, intelligent,
high-performer
Being limited to
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Explanation
We note
Metonymy, metaphorical
meaning
Attendance
Exaggeration
) (4 ' :
'
) (1
) (2
) (3
) (4
.
.
) (5
Word
Explanation
Figurative meaning,
metaphor
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Logical
It is linked
Overflowing
Word
Explanation
Tears
Urging
He is appointed as ruler
He is privileged
Old age
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Word
Explanation
Those who do a lot
Hesitation, staying long
He becomes fortified
Tendencies, appetites, plural
of
Obsessions, plural of
( 6)
( 7)
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: ' .
.
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(
If the word
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Explanation
They fall down
Prostration
Weeping
Word
Explanation
Reason, argument
He became scared
Word
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Explanation
Doing something from
personal inspiration
Far, away
Ostentation
Hypocrisy, double
standards
Word
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special forms of
All the words of past tense never change. Their form is fixed and under normal circumstances,
there is no change in their form. In this lesson, we are going to discuss the following special forms
of the past tense.
Negative Past Tense
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is added before any word in Past to make its meaning interrogative. For example
( Did you make the providing water to the pilgrims equivalent to faith?),
( Did
( Have they created the heavens and the earth?) etc.
you help?),
It is also simple to interrogative negative meaning in the past tense. An interrogation word e.g.
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(If
all
of
you
helped)
,
(If
I
knew)
,
(If
they
were
listened)
etc. Sometimes,
In English, usually it comes after the word 'then'. It Arabic, a specific word before the
is not available.
To make the past tense in a near past, the ' 'is added before any word in Past to make its
meaning in near past. It is equivalent to the 'Present Perfect Tense' of English.
For example
( He has done),
( I have known),
( All of you have helped),
is added before a
, it makes its converts it into
with negative meaning and adds
the sense of not yet. For example
If the word
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To make the sense of distant past tense, a word is used which in Arabic, which is equivalent to the
English words 'was' and 'be'. This word is different for all pronouns. Look at the following table.
He is
She was
Both of them were
(female)
They were (female)
I am
I was
We are
We were
Person
He was
She is
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To make the distant past tense, the relevant person of the past tense of will be used along with the
. For example
( He helped a long time ago),
( Both of them helped a long time ago),
( You female helped a long time ago), ( We helped a long time ago).
The important thing is that the pronouns of the verb as well as should be correspondent to each other.
Past Continuous Tense
To make the past continuous tense, the relevant person of the past tense of will be used along with the
relevant person of the
sense of past.
. Although the word used will be from the but it will give the
(You
female
used
to
help
/
You were helping),
them were helping),
( We used to help
For example
/ We were helping).
Sometimes, it also gives sense of continuing the verb in present which is determined by the context.
(You
The important thing is that the pronouns of the verb as well as should be correspondent to each other.
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English
To joke
To play
To call
To observe, to be witness
To drink
To wish, to want, to desire
To leave
To come out
To add, to increase
To guide
To come, to arrive
To deviate, to leave astray
To impose, to make
mandatory
To win, to be successful
To return
English
To intend, to decide to do
something
To vow
To construct, to make, to
manufacture
To raise
To hope, to expect
To order, to request
To think
To eat
To believe
To perform, to do
To touch, to approach
To act immorally and
sinfully
To prevent
To read, to recite
To promise
To come, to arrive
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English
Whoever _______.
________________ food.
And _____, _________ in Allah and His prophet.
Satan made attractive for them what _______.
The punishment _______ because ________.
We delivered him from the town whose (inhabitants)
________ heinous acts.
And ______ what _______ other than Allah.
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English
If _______ in Allah and the last day.
This is from the secret news We have revealed it to
you that _________.
You did not _________ that the Book would be
revealed to you.
You did not _______ a book before.
So taste the eternal punishment for what ________.
This is the hell about that _________.
__________ from the right hand.
We did not __________ evil.
Surely ______________.
They said, 'O our Lord! These are our partners whom
_________ instead of You.'
_________
_________
_________
_________
_________
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English
_________
_________
_________
_________
_________
_________
_________
________, we had not adopted the polytheism.
_________
_________
_________
_________
_________
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'
'
Explanation
They agitated
They poured
Hard punishment to
give lesson to others
It was shaken
Hard rock
They did not fear
They did not hesitate
The front of an army
or caravan
Word
Explanation
They moved to
Company
Those who led in
converting to Islam
Group
She was given the .
Name wrt father or son
Word
It dominated
It spread
They ran a campaign
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Explanation
Widow
You know
Chiefs, plural of
Generous, plural of
Counted, numbered, a
few
They provided
Distinguished
Provisions
Word
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Word
Explanation
Alien
She left
Luxurious, elegant
High
Firmly established
Only for sake of Allah
Permanent
Side
Pleasure
Despite the fact that
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Word
Explanation
Support, protection
Najashi, the king of
Abyssinia
He made it shine
Desire
He inclined
Heart
Wonderful
It followed
It became strong
Their strength
It incites
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Word
Explanation
People returning to their
home
Soon
It was reported
Exaggeration
Jump
They faced
Attack
They persecuted
Torture
Terrorizing
They forced them to taste
.
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. :
' :
'
' :
. '.
.
Word
Explanation
Escape
Both of them got rid
of
Easy and achievable
They had impression
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Word
Explanation
Reported in a better way
Camel
My lap
He led
He does not wait
We depart
They stopped
You dominated us
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Word
Explanation
What is the matter of
Why
They jumped
They pulled out me
They started
They pulled
In front of
They took of
...
...
.
...
' : !!'
:
.
!!!
.
Word
Explanation
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Moments
Ragged, torn
Unity
Unique
They snatched
Broken
Shattered
They seized
Word
Explanation
I recalled
That is hindered
I weep
It encamp
It tore
You release
Poor woman
It becomes soft
Early morning
It evokes
Open valley
Sympathy
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Word
Explanation
!Join
Piece
Pain
They calm down
They stop
Tears
They treated / helped
My grieves, plural of
My anxieties, plural of
' ' :
'.' :
'.
' :
...
' :
'.
...
:
.
.
:
) (1 : (2) . :
Word
Explanation
Miles, plural of
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Doorkeeper
He accompanied
He returned
My son
You reach
Reigns of a camel
He ran
He traveled
Word
Explanation
I was not accompanied
by
Never
He makes a camel knee
down
He moves away
I became stable
He approached
He put down
Word
Explanation
He tied
He withdrew
He fall asleep
It came
Departure
He led, he drove
He returned
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.
:
:
'
:
'....
:
.
Word
Explanation
Scattered, separated
Separation
It comforted
He became
successful
It started
Events
It passes
Quickly
Twinkling of eyes
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They obtained
victory
Explanation
Word
Powerful
He moved into
Hardship, distress
He proved himself
brave
He became wounded
Hard
It healed
Internally it was
spoiled
It opened
He was bound
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Word
Explanation
He says: 'We are for
Allah & weve to
return to Him
I have counted
Bring after it to me
Bed
So that he visit him
during illness
He did not remain
He passed
He left
He closed
. .
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'.
.
:
'
' :
'...
!
'
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.
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..
...
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' :
'.
.
.
' :
.
'.
Word
Explanation
His back
Passed, gone
!Widen
Word
!Enlighten
She ask
Troubles, plural of
Explanation
Its inhabitants, plural of
Young boys
Hair
Mourning
He proposed
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She refused
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Explanation
She responds
He moved forward
In me
Problems, plural
Solicitude, jealousy
about the spouse
He becomes angry
He punishes me
Family, children
.
.
.
.
.
.
Word
Explanation
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Word
Explanation
Leader
It is owned
Government
of A woman having
She made it false
He tried
Power, authority
Harshness, punishment
167
Word
Explanation
It became deep-rooted
It is plucked out
Windstorm, plural of
It shakes
Worry, anxiety
Subjugating
Wish, will
Hindering, prevention
' :
'.
...
.
Word
Explanation
Annoyed, dissatisfied
They dared
They narrowed
Neck
They made both of them
tired
Tiring, fatigue
Both of them became
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Word
Explanation
Those who escape
Support, warmness
He made it difficult
He escaped
Comfort
They incite
It became bad
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Word
Explanation
Leaders, plural of
It became wet
Niche, source of light
Despite of that
Bishops, plural of
They refused
They continued
... ...
.
...
...
...
...
...
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Word
Explanation
Hardship, unpleasant
Hard, difficulty
Pains, plural of
It resulted in
Peace, security
It was hidden from her
Quantities, plural of
Word
Hard
It became useless
Wisdoms, plural of
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Explanation
Thinking, dreaming
It fails
Understandings, plural
of
Test
She stayed
Her bed
He stumbled, he
walked unsteadily
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Word
Explanation
Deep, bottomless
Its darkness
The worst
She awaked suddenly
Terrified
Confused
It became true
It did not pass
Ill fortuned
He converted to
Christianity
...
...
...
.
.
...
...
' '
Word
Explanation
He insisted
Word
Converting to
Christianity
She return to
Disgrace
It is combed
Combs, plural of
Fort
She live
Subdued, subjugated
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Homeless
Explanation
Helper
Silver light
She determined
Open faced
Remaining
It did not prolong
Word
Explanation
Relief
Success
It flapped
Wings
It was knocked
She came
Servant
She greeted warmly
Happiness, joy
She got permission
Made of emerald
Sad
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...
:
'.
'
'...
...
...
...
...
. ' :
.
Word
Explanation
He greets you
He appointed an agent
!You appoint an agent
You want
She expressed extreme
joy
She shouted with joy
Give good news to you
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She removed
Jewelery
She extracted
Bracelets
Word
Explanation
She added to
Anklet
Ear rings
Rings, plural of
Treasures, plural of
Living
Hilltop
Dominated
Gardens, plural of
Flourishing
Lounges, plural of
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Word
Explanation
Wide
Decorated
Sculptures, inscribing
Brilliant
Lighted
Lamps, plural of
Made of copper
Pure
Decorated
Expensive furniture
Marriage, knot
' :
.
:
...
'...
.
' :
. :
.
. '...
!
. ' :
.
'.
Rule of the Day
If the word
, what is the
is added to a If
?impact on its meaning
Word
Explanation
It completed
He delivered
Most Holy
Who gives peace
Enormously Powerful
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I arrange marriage
Word
Explanation
I decide gift of
marriage for bride
Representation
He poured out
I seek help
So that He dominates
I accept
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Word
Explanation
I declare marriage
My client
Congratulations
They thought
Returning back
They returned
:
'
'
' :
' :
.
'.
'. ' :
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' ' :
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.
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. '
.
:
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Word
Explanation
An ancient measure
of weight
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She returned
Jar, pot
He decided
Medicine
Word
Explanation
Next day, tomorrow
!Read
!Inform
Dont forget
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Word
Explanation
She prepared my luggage
I was carried
Proposal for marriage
He became happy
As we discussed in the last lesson that all the words of past tense never change. On the contrary,
Present & Future Tense changes its form when it is used with a few specific words. In this lesson, we
are going to discuss the following special forms of the Present & Future tense.
is added before a
is added before any word in to make its meaning interrogative. For example ( Do
you say),
( Do you ask them?), ( Do you intend to ask your
prophet?) etc.
( All of you do not help / All of you will not help),
( You female - is not killed / You
female will not be killed), ( I do not know / I shall not know),
( They are not listened
/ they will not be listened) etc. Occasionally, ' 'is also used to make a negative sense in present
or future tense. These two words only change the meanings of . There is no impact on the form
of words.
There are two special words i.e.
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Person
He shall surely
not do.
He does / He
will do
Both of them
have not done at
all.
Both of them
shall surely not
do. (male
Both of them
do / Both of
them will do
They do /
They will do
She does /
She will do
Both of them
shall surely not
do. (female)
Both of them
do / Both of
them will do
They do /
They will do
You do / You
will do
Both of you
do / Both of
you will do
You all do /
You all will
do
You do / You
will do
Both of you
do / Both of
you will do
You all do /
They all will
do
I do / I shall
do
We have not
done at all.
We will surely
not do.
We do / We
shall do
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. These two words never change. Their is called ( the female noon).
All other at end of words are deleted.
has changed the dhamma at end of the words to fathah.
has changed the dhamma at end of the words to silence.
Conditional Present / Future Tense
conditional, usually ' ' is added before any word in to make its meaning
conditional. It is equivalent to the English word 'if'. For example
( If all of
( If he will do),
you will help),
( If you female will be helped),
( If I shall know), ( If they will
To make the
be listened) etc.
Like English, there is a piece of sentence after a conditional phrase which is used to describe the situation, if
the condition was fulfilled. It is called ( the answer of condition) in Arabic. In English, usually it
comes after the word 'then'. It Arabic, a specific word before the
is not available.
The impact of on the words is similar to . It will delete the at the end of all words except the
two female words. It will make the last letter of silent.
conditional?
What is the difference in case of a ?
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For example
( so that all of you should help),
( so that you
( so that he should do),
( so that all of you should not help),
( so that you
( so that he should not do),
on the
words is similar to
listened) etc.
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Sometimes, word
is added before instead of
. It has no impact on the form but it changes the
meaning of . It adds the word 'soon' before
delete the at the end of all words except the two female words. They will make the
last letter of silent.
The words delete the at the end of all words except the two female words. They
give fathah the last letter of .
The words
have no impact on the form. They change only the meaning.
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In order to create emphasis in , certain words are added to describe different levels of emphasis. The
detail is as follows:
The in its pure form is without any emphasis. For example,
means :He does or He will do'.
If a
is added at the end, it will make the word assertive. For example,
means Surely he does or
(noon with a tashdeed or double noon) is added at the end, it will make the word more assertive.
For example,
means Definitely he does or definitely he will do'.
at the end, if a is also added at the beginning, it will make the word extremely assertive.
Along with a
For example,
means With extreme surety he does or with extreme surety he will do'.
If a
is added at the beginning without any at the end, it specifies the word with the present tense
If a
means
'
He
will
do.
'
To see the different words of with emphasis, see the table on the next page.
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article is an eye-opening writing on the condition of Muslim
Ummah.
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Simple
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Not used
Not used
Not used
Not used
Not used
Not used
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Assertive
English
To win, to reach
To spend
To return
To be cool or peaceful
To touch
To marry
To conduct marriage of
some other person
To come out
Do drive out someone else
To beat, to describe
To reward, to employ
To find, to win, to meet
To put down, to throw
To meet, to join
English
To think, to consider
To intend, to decide
To ask
To be
To hold
To listen
To see, to wait
To come, to bring
Going to do something
To expect, to hope
To return, to come back
To believe, to have faith
To see
To reach
of
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To say, to describe
To know, to pinpoint
To command, to order, to
request
To call
To dominate
To seat oneself on (an
animal), to go up (on a
staircase)
To give reward to
To help
To seek forgiveness
To be patient, to be
steadfast
To carry
English
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Impact
Impact on Form: No
impact because the
verb is in Past Tense
which is not variable.
Impact on Meaning:
Made interrogative
English
Arabic
Do you think?
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Impact
Impact on Form: and
both have given fathah to the
last letter of the verb.
became .
English
Arabic
.
.
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Impact
English
And they said, 'The fire ______
except a few days.
_____ at the earth how much
noble pairs we have caused to
grow in it.
If they _____ leave what they
say, a painful punishment
______ on those who disbelieve.
_____ towards those who were
given a share from the Holy
Book.
He said, 'I intend _____ you with
one of my these two daughters.
They said, 'These two (Moses &
Aaron) are certainly expert
magicians who intend _______
of your land.'
_____ you are true.
______ an example.
______ for 8 years. So ___ you
complete 10 years, it will be
(additional) from your side.
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English
Arabic
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Impact
English
So turn your faces towards it _____
people _____an argument against
you.
Verily, he (Satan) _____ to commit
evil and vulgar acts and ______
about Allah what _______.
________ paradise whereas (a
trouble) _____ similar to that faced
by those who were before you.
It is likely that ______ a thing
whereas it is better for you.
And it is not allowed for you ______
from what you have already given
(to your wives) except (the situation
of) ______ that both of them will not
abide by the Allahs limits.
______ the charity, it is good but
______ and give it to poor (secretly)
it is better for you.
Allah ______ those of you who have
struggled (in His way), so that He
may pinpoint the steadfast ones.
But they denied what they did not
grasp from His knowledge and its
reality _______ to them.
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English
But ______ the punishment.
They said, 'We accepted Islam
but the faith _______ into their
hearts.
And other ones of the who
______ them.
And if We wished, ______ what
We have revealed to you.
Allah has written, 'Only I and
My prophets ______.'
_______ from one step to
another step.
________ with excellent reward
those who remained steadfast.
He said, '_______ wealth and
children.'
Allah _______ the one who has
helped Him (in His cause.)
_______ for you.
________ on what you will
torture us.
Then _______ his guardian.
And when a help from your Lord
comes, ______, 'We were with
you.'
_______ their burdens.
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English
Arabic
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!Dear Reader
Take a separate blank page and write the
translation of the Arabic text provided here.
' :
) (1
:
) '. (
:
' :
) (2
) '. (4:103
) (3 :
( ' :
)
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.
'.
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' :
.
'.
Word
Explanation
Being right
Obligatory
Having a fixed time
At fixed time
Covering
Coverable parts of
body
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Word
Explanation
Navel point of body
Knee
Covering, guarding
Word
Shawl, garment
It exposed
Explanation
!Cover
Hanging, without chain of
narrators
Body
Menstruating [means
]women
Veil covering head
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: ' :
) (4
' :
'.
) ( :
) (5
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) '. (2:144
-
.
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'. . -
' :
. -
...
:
) (2:268 :
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Word
Explanation
He delivered urine
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!Pour
Bucket
!Turn your face
Towards, in the
direction
Capable
Facing towards
Word
Word
Explanation
He became unable to
Reason, excuse
It declines, it is waived
War
One who face towards
Not obligatory
One mounted on something
191
Explanation
Animal, bus, car etc.
It is preferable
One who is forced to do
Bound
Crucified
He moves
You are capable of
) (6 :
.
.
) '. (2:238
) (1
: ' :
.
'.
' :
:
:
'
'. .
' :
:
'. .
Word
Explanation
Intention
Determination
Decision
Place
Never
at the Saying
beginning of prayer
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Word
Explanation
Parts, plural of
We explain
Standing
Word
192
Explanation
Piles, a decease of anal
point
Standing
Sitting
Lying on sides
He does not stand
It becomes void
It is described
' :
'. .
) (2 : ' ' .
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:
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.
'.
:
) (3
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) (4 : ' :
) '. (22:77
' :
' :
'.
'.
: .
!Face the Challenge
Explanation
According to
Perfect
It is not allowed
Key
Word
Explanation
Being all acts lawful at end
of prayer
Saying
at end of prayer
A person who committed
mistakes in the prayer
You stand
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Word
193
Explanation
Say,
:
) (5
'. .
' :
' :
'. .
' :
'. .
.
) (6
' :
) '. (22:77
' :
'. .
'.
' :
:
) (7
' :
'. .
)
(.
Word
Explanation
Raising up
Moderate behavior
He became straight
Back bones
!Raise
You become moderate
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Word
Explanation
Word
Forehead
Nose
Two palms
Edges, toes
Feet
Argument
194
Explanation
Bones, plural of
We pull
Sitting
He becomes straight
He spreads
He erects
) (8 :
' :
'. .
) (9
:
' :
'.
:
) (10
' :
.
'.
' :
'.
' :
'.
.
Word
Explanation
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Calmness
Calmness
Staying
Stability
Other, last
Word
Explanation
Proved
Well-known
It completed
He continued to do
He teaches us
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Word
Explanation
Words
It arrived
The most correct of it
They agreed
It suffices
' :
'.
) (11
' :
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:
.
' :
'.
'. ' :
.
'
' : ' '
:
) (12
.
.
' : '.
.
.
Word
Explanation
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It is proved
Obligation
It suffice
Coming
Word
Explanation
Sequence
Previously
Deliberately
It becomes void
196
Word
Explanation
He violated
Neglectfully,
unintentionally
He was reminded
He advanced, he did
something before other
) (1
)(2
:
.
:
) (3
) (4
:
) (5
:
.
:
) (6
.
)(7
' :
'. .
Word
Explanation
It makes void
Things that make void
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It breaks
Revealing
Word
Explanation
Turning face away
Established by Allah
Doing something before
something
Doing something after
something
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Word
Explanation
He violated
Negation, voiding
Keeping it continued
We talk
.
:
' :
:
:
:
:
) '... (4:101
'
'
:
' :
'. .
.
: )
' :
.
'.
'.
' :
Word
Explanation
It comprises of
Reduction in prayers
You feel danger of
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Word
Explanation
!Accept
Prayers of 4 Rakat
Reduction in religious
obligations, plural
Preferred
198
Word
Explanation
Doing it forever
He does wrong
.
.
' :
'...
.
:
' :
'.
' :
'.
Word
Explanation
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Distance
It does not come
Limitation
Rule
It is named
It starts
Word
Explanation
Word
Traveler
Ease
A reduction is provided
He mounted
Its coming down
He delayed
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Explanation
It came down
He hurried
Departure
It is delayed
It disappears
The red light on horizon
after sunset, the twilight
.
:
' :
' ' :
'.
.
.
:
'.
) ' '
(
Word
Explanation
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Ship or boat
Airplane
Car or bus
Train
Animal
Horse
Word
Explanation
Word
Mule
Donkey
Drowning
Rain
Mud
Narrow way
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Explanation
Mud
He made call for prayer
He moved forward
He gave gestures
Gesturing
Lower than
page.
At this stage, it is better to repeat the different uses of word because it may cause a confusion.
without any at the end, it specifies the word with the present
tense without any emphasis. For example,
means :He does'.
is added at the beginning of with a at the end, it creates an extreme emphasis. For
example,
means : 'With extreme surety, he does or he will do'.
and the last letter has a fathah, it means 'so that'. For example,
means : 'so that he will do' or 'to do'.
If is added at the beginning of and the last letter is silent, it becomes . For example,
means : 'He should do'.
If is added at the beginning of a noun, it will become a preposition and will convert the noun to its
form. In that case, it will mean 'for'. For example,
means : 'for the offenders'.
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He should do
Both of them should
do.
He does
Both of them do
(male)
They do (male)
She does
Both of them do
(female)
They do (female)
You do (male)
Both of you do (male)
You all do (male)
You do (female)
Both of you do
(female)
You all do (female)
I do
Person
We do
Add a before all words of . If the has a fathah or kasraha, add before all words of . If the
has a dhamma, add before them e.g.
will become
.
Certain words whose one of source letters is , its word for comes like
Quranic Arabic Program
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I should be helped
We should be helped
He should be helped.
They should be
helped.
He is helped
Both of them are
helped (male)
They are helped
(male)
Person
She is helped
Both of them are
helped (female)
at the end of except the of plural feminine words. Remove the dhamma of
last letter of to make them silent at the end i.e.
Remove all
Add a
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I do not help
We do not help
Person
at the end of except the of plural feminine words. Remove the dhamma of
last letter of to make them silent at the end i.e.
Remove all
Add a before all words. Please note the also comes before negative , but it has a dhamma
or at the end whereas in forbidding verb, dhamma is removed and is deleted.
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He is not helped
Both of them are not
helped (male)
They are not helped
(male)
She is not helped
Both of them are not
helped
They are not helped
(female)
You are not helped
(male)
Both of you are not
helped (male)
You all are not
(male)
Person
at the end of except the of plural feminine words. Remove the dhamma of
last letter of to make them silent at the end i.e.
Remove all
Add a before all words. Please note the also comes before negative , but it has a dhamma
or at the end whereas in forbidding verb, dhamma is removed and is deleted.
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Meaning
To provide as
sustenance
( )
( )
( )
To prostrate
To say
To instruct /
request /
advise
( )
( )
To return
( )
( )
( )
To be
thankful
To worship
To see, to
think, to wait
( )
To know
( )
( )
( )
To observe
To dominate
To sit
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English
To decrease
To carry, to place burden
To forgive, to excuse
To forgive, to pardon
To have mercy upon
To help
To deviate oneself
To deviate other
To disgrace, to humiliate
To be obedient, to be
submissive
To prostrate
To bow down
To show, to uncover
To know
English
To say
To see, to think, to wait
To listen
To see
To take, to catch
To bundle, to mix
To call
To make, to keep
To repent, to accept
repentance
To come out
To beat, to describe, to
strike, to put
To be void, to become null
To void, to null
To write
To dictate
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To surrender, to be
complaisant
To establish, to raise, to
erect
To come, to give
To follow, to obey
To go
To take something with
To remember, to mention, to
recall
To warn about negative
consequences
To kill
English
To stretch
To marry oneself
To arrange marriage of other
To hate, to dislike
To force other to do a hateful
act, to coerce
To wipe, to sweep
To do, to perform
To become a polytheist, to
associate someone with God
To worship
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_____ your charity by reminders of your
generosity and injuring feeling (of recipient.)
Whenever you lend for a fixed period, _____ it.
And a writer ______ with justice.
So ______ and _____ that what is right.
And ______ something from it.
And ______ a burden on us as ______ it on those
who were before us.
And _____ us, and ______ us and ______. You are
our Lord, so ______ over the infidel nation.
O Lord! ______ our hearts after You have guided
us.
So _____ our sins and save us from the fire
punishment.
So _______ among the observers.
And ______ on the day of judgment.
O Lord! ______ within the offender group.
O Marry! ______ to your Lord and ______ and
_____ with those bow down.
______ from it.
He is the One Who sends blessings upon you along
with His angels ________ from the darkness to the
light.
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So _______ while talking (with the men), lest the
one in whose heart is a decease may thereby be
encouraged, and _____ using suitable good words.
And ______ the prayer, and ______ Zakat, and
_____ Allah and His prophet.
Verily, Allah decides _______ from you the moral
filth fro you, O family of Prophet!, and to purify
you completely.
And ______ what is recited in your homes from
Allahs verses and wisdom.
This is the communication for the people, _______
with it and _______ that He is the One God.
And for each nation, We have prescribed the way
of sacrifice, _______ Allahs name on what He has
provided them as food.
Verily, we believe in our Lord ______ us our
mistakes.
_________.
If you will ______ your hand towards me _____, I
will not be stretching my hands towards you.
In a
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' :
.
.'
:
Face the Challenge!
What is the difference between a ( with fathah) and a ( with kasrah)? What are different uses
of both of them?
Explanation
It connects
Incident, accident
It spreads
It is described
It is similar to
Condition, state
It is brought
Word
Explanation
It gives a picture of
Progress
Economy
Its conditions
Related to desert
Word
It comes out
Its environment
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Explanation
Idioms
Words of wisdom
Sentences
Describing some
attributes
Conciseness
Right
Parables
Word
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:
) (1
.
:
:
.
.
. :
: . :
.
) (2
.
.
) (3 . : . :
Word
Explanation
Useless, poor quality
product
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Measure
Shape, form
Riding
Sitting
Worse
Dates
You sell
You measure
Word
Explanation
Word
Two bad
Flood
Untouchable point
Flow
It flooded
Hole, dig
It is dug
High
Place of flood
Explanation
It reaches it by increasing
the level
Overwhelming
He trespassed
Shooting arrows
Case of arrows
Case
Arrows
Preparing
Its happening
Hill
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) (4 . :
( :
) .
( : . . )
.
.
: .
) (5
. .
:
Word
Word
Explanation
Bow
Its inventor
The moon of 1st night of
a month
It is considered
masculine
It is considered feminine
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He made sharp
Stick
Help
Knowledge
Skill, expertise
Explanation
You grow
Thorns
Grapes
Eating it
Its place of growth,
nursery, garden
Vegetation, plants
Summarized
Deep, difficult
Interpretation
He speaks
215
Word
Explanation
People having ideas
Experience
It carries
Interpretation
Sound, intact
Wisdom
Its base
It is released
Its experience
Its culture, its education
) (1
. :
:
: .
.
:
.
:
.
:
) (2
. :
. :
: . :
. :
.
.
. :
:
: :
Word
Explanation
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Extreme pain
Sword
Indian
Agony
Pain
Manufactured
Iron, steel
India
Word
Explanation
Word
Blood relatives
Original, genuine
It does not become dirty
Meanness
His honor
Shawl
)He wraps with it (shawl
It became dirty
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Explanation
Dirt, filth, impurity
Ignobility
Wickedness
He covers
He wrapped
It reduces
Eyes, plural of
Inferior
:
) (3
:
.
:
.
:
.
:
.
:
:
.
.
) (4
:
. .
:
)(
: :
Word
Explanation
Pleasure, love
Defect
Fatigued, tired
Anger, discontent
It shows
Defects, ills, evils
It became tired
It does not verify
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Word
Explanation
Seen object
It showed
Defects
Weaknesses
It does not become
It watches
Hatred, rage
It shows
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Word
Explanation
It searches for
It examines
Heart
It does not remain
Meat
Blood
) (5 :
:
: .
. : .
' :
.
'.
) ' '
(
Word
Explanation
He lives
Being modest
Cortex of a plant
You fear, you are
careful
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Word
Explanation
Nights, plural of
You become modest
Do, make
You want
Cortex of a plant
Devoted to, adhered to
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Word
Explanation
Complying to
Manners
It defends, it protects
Damage, harm
It becomes straight
He does not care
Dear Reader!
In previous lessons, you have learnt the
derived verbs. All verbs are derived from the
source letters by applying certain rules.
Most of the nouns are not derived from a source letter by applying certain rules, but there are some
nouns which are derived from the source letters like verbs. These nouns are classified under six
categories:
: The subject noun. It denotes the person who performs a verb. For example
(doer),
( observer), ( killer),
( helper), ( performer), ( a person
( worshipper),
: The object noun. It denotes the person or the thing on which a verb is performed. For
example
(an object on which a task is performed), ( an entity that is worshipped),
( a person who was killed),
( an observed entity),
( a person who was helped),
( a task which was performed), ( a known item) etc.
: The name of a place or time in which a verb was performed. For example
( a
place or time of work), ( a place of worship), ( an observatory),
( a place where
( a place of prostrating), ( a place for cooking i.e. kitchen),
someone was killed),
( place of sunrise),
(place
of
sunset)
etc.
: The name of a tool to perform a verb. For example
( a tool to open i.e. a key),
( a tool to
( a tool to make light i.e. a lamp), ( a tool to draw line i.e. a ruler),
beat e.g. a racquet) etc. It is rarely used in the Quran, so we shall ignore it in these lessons.
difference between
is that the
is associated with a task on some
: The comparative or superlative degree of an adjective. For example
(more or
most capable to do),
(more or the most respected), ( bigger or biggest), ( more or
the most knowledgeable person),
(more or the most merciful person), ( shorter or the
shortest person), etc.
We will cover them in two lessons.
Before proceeding, recall the lesson in which we discussed that the nouns have three forms
i.e. subjective, possessive and objective case.
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Look at the following table. Verbs had 14 words used to describe different genders, persons, and
numbers. Nouns have only six words which are used in three different scenarios of .
Possessive
Objective
Meanings
A man who does
Two men who do
All men who do
A woman who does
Two women who do
All women who do
Subjective
Person
Please note that the male includes a real man or a non-living item considered male by Arabs. Similarly,
female includes a real woman or a non-living item considered female by Arabs.
Now you can change the set of source letters to make
letters of
. Replace by the source
to make their complete tables.
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Possessive
Objective
Meanings
Subjective
Person
Please note that the male includes a real man or a non-living item considered male by Arabs. Similarly,
female includes a real woman or a non-living item considered female by Arabs.
Now you can change the set of source letters to make
letters of
to make their complete tables.
Worth Reading
What is Jealousy and what is its impact on human personality? Read
more: http://www.mubashirnazir.org/PD/English/PE02-0012Jealousy.htm
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In Arabic, there are certain nouns which are used to describe the place or time of a verb. It is called
Possessive
Objective
Meanings
One place to do
Two places to do
Many places to do
One place to do
Two places to do
Many places to do
Subjective
. Replace by the source
letters of
( sunset), ( to prostrate), ( to cook), ( to kill) to
Now you can change the set of source letters to make
make their complete tables.
Important Notes
are used for different set of source letters. Normally for the chapters in
which the of has a fathah or dhamma,
is at the weight of
. If the
In rare cases, its reverse is used.
of has a kasrah,
is at the weight of .
( place of teaching i.e. school),
Worth Reading
What is the difference between Monotheism and Polytheism? Why the Polytheism
not acceptable in front of God? How to avoid polytheism in our prayers?
http://www.mubashirnazir.org/PD/English/PE01-0009-Monotheism.htm
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Fill in the blanks by putting the meanings of words in red color. Frequently use the tables given in
previous pages. First word ( ) of in active voice are given in this table.
You have to adjust the meaning to make it an appropriate noun. Also mention the type, number and
case of that noun as mentioned in the first example.
English
To humble oneself, to
submit, to surrender
To fast
To impose, to make
mandatory
To shed, to spill, to flow,
to run
To thank
To observe
Sunrise
Sunset
To transport goods, to
burden
To gather
To ask
To deprive of, to deny
To veil, to cover
To cut, to break, to be
thorn-less
To pile up, to stack
English
To neglect, to ignore, to
be unaware
To repent, to accept
repentance
To worship
To praise
To tour, to travel
To bow down
To prostrate
To instruct
To forbid
To protect, to keep, to
preserve, to guard
To be good, to be right
To make
To be obedient, to be
submissive
To be truthful
To be patient, to be
steadfast
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English
To confine to, to limit to
To hide, to conceal
To own, to possess
To bestow upon, to do favor
To cut down
To prevent, to stop
To uplift, to raise, to become
high
To act immorally or sinfully
To become
To count, to number
To drink
To come out
To observe, to watch
To live, to reside in
To sleep
English
To extend, to stretch
To spill out, to pour out
To send, to take one to
To hang, to chain
To stretch out, to extend
To gather, to collect
To observe, to witness
To create poetry
To cover, to be mad
To line up, to array
To rise, ascend
To demand, to ask for
To be able, to afford, to
manage
To sit down, to seat
To offend, to be cruel
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English
Allahs instruction was going to be
______.
Whether it is less or more, (they shall
be entitled to) their ______ share.
(It is unlawful to eat) that is dead or
blood _____.
Set your faces (in the right direction)
near each _______.
So they are ones whose effort will be
______.
Verily the Quranic recitation of Fajr
prayer is ______.
So woe on the disbelievers from _____
on that great day (of judgment).
The Lord of _____ and _____.
So We rescued him and who were with
him in a ______ ark.
And the birds ______ (in their flocks),
all of them used to sing with him.
And in their wealth, there is a right for
_____ and ______.
But we are ______.
That day, verily they will be ______
from the vision of their Lord.
Soon your Lord will exalt you to the
point that is ______.
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English
They shall be in a _____ trees, _____
bananas, ______ shade, and ______
water.
And we shall not be ______.
Jews said, 'Allahs hand is ______.'
Nay, His both hands are _______.
That will be the day in which
humankind will be _____ and that
will be the Day of _______.
Until I reach at ______ of two rivers.
They said, 'Should we leave our gods
for the sake of a ____, ____.'
They will recline on _____ couches.
When he reached at _____ of sunrise.
How weak is the _____ and _____.
Allahs decision was ______.
In ______ of truth.
Whoever killed ______, so We have
made his heir powerful.
Women of paradise _____ in the
camps.
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Like the example of the ______ pearl.
Allah has described the example of an
______ slave.
For them, there will a non _____
reward.
Neither _____ and nor _____.
______ beds.
Most of them are ______.
The worst ______.
Remember Allah in _____ days.
Each group of people have known their
______.
Whoever fears Allah, He shall make
______ for him.
Sit for them at each _______.
Towards Him will be ______ for all of
you.
Verily, Sheba in their ______ there is a
sign.
Pure ______ in gardens of Eden.
I swear the Lord of ______ and ______.
Alas! Who has raised us from our
______.
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Explanation
The highest among them
Status
Favorite
I was born
To vanish, to decrease
He / it intensifies
He / it increases
He imprisoned me, he kept
me in custody
Fear
She / it is kept in custody
Girls
Word
Explanation
More or the most deep
More or the most truthful
Word
Our story
Searcher
I was
A young man
Persian
Isphahan, a city in Iran
A village
It was called
Chief
More or the most affluent
Prosperity
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Explanation
Word
Beyond
Reality, physical world
Researcher, a person
in quest of something
So that we should
leave
Field, domain
So that he describes
Events
His perception, his
thinking
Deeper, the deepest
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Word
Explanation
I strived hard
Magus, the ancient
religion of Iran
I started my morning
Standing
The fire,
We used to worship
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responsible
Its ignition
It cooled off
Second, a small
amount of time
Village, feudal
property
They gave us in
plenty
Word
Explanation
Grains, crops
Big
They stood on it
He earns
Its grains
At that time
He was busy in it
Going
Town
Occupancy
!O my son
I am occupied
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Explanation
You see
So go
Take over
Its matters
I intended to
Way
I passed by
Church, plural
Christians
Their sounds
It drew
My attention
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Word .
Explanation
Word
Explanation
Explanation
I know
Religions
As long as
He kept me in veil
So that I see
They make, they do
I carefully looked at
them
It amazed me
I included towards
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I left them
The sun set
Ill not go
I asked them
Where
Origin
Religion
Cities of Syria
It came
I returned
So He received me
I did, I made
!O my father
I passed
It amazed me
I saw
I did not leave
He scared
!O my son
Better
He scared, he became
frightened
I will leave religion
He placed
Shackle
My feet
By people
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Explanation
It became easy
Free time, chance
I reached
He comes
Caravan, riders
He intends
Going
So tell me
Less
Facing towards
So inform me
So I was captured
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Word
Explanation
Secretly
We reached
We came down
Bishop
Responsible
So I came to him
I am inclined to
Christianity
I love, I like
To become your servant
I serve you
I learn from you
Word
Explanation
!Enter
I served him
I remained
That you know
His followers
He motivated them
By its reward
They give him
He made a treasure for
him
He gives
Jars
Gold
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Word
Explanation
I hated him
Hatred
Strong
As I saw him
He remained
To die
She / they gathered
For burying him
Word
Explanation
Treasure
Inform us
So I showed them
His place
Full of
Silver
They saw it
He motivated you
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Word
Explanation
It passed
They appointed
His place
So I attached to him
The most pious
The most inclined
The most hard working
Too much love
I stayed
Time
It appeared to him
Death
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Explanation
!O so & so
I advise you
You advise me
I become
Musal, a city of Iraq
He amends (the Book
)of God
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He changes
I joined
Word
Explanation
I reached, I moved to
I described the story
He advised me
One who firmly holds
Stay with me
So I stayed
I found with him
Word
Explanation
He came to you
You see, you opine
You know
Affiliation
We were on it
Naseeban, a city at Syria
Umuriyah, a city at
Syria
State, condition
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Word
Explanation
I earned
Cows
Sheep, goats
There
It remained
)Back, (face of earth
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He will be sent
He will migrate
Word
Explanation
Having date-palm
trees
Two volcanic fields
Symbols, plural of
Gift
He disappeared
Grave
To come down
Stamp of
prophethood
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Word
Explanation
So that you join
Death came to him
I stayed
A group, party
Traders
Tribe
Carry me
I will give you
We will carry you
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Explanation
Word
Carry me
They deceived me
They sold me
Jews
His service
He visited
Son of uncle
A tribe of Jews living
at Madina
They bought me
The moved me
Old name of Madina
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Explanation
I saw
He mentioned
Attribute
He described its
attributes
Then
He calls
But I
My occupancy
It made that
obligatory
Slavery
Top of a date palm
tree
Word
''
Explanation
I worked in it
Some
Sitting
Under it
He approached
He killed
People of Madina
Now
Gathering people
A town near Madina
He thinks, He considers
For my master
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Word
Explanation
Their talk
It touched me
It is similar to
A viral infection
I became disturbed
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Confusion
I fear
So that I fall
I started
Coming down
!Prepare
Word
Explanation
He became angry
He punched me
A punch
What you have to do
?with this
!Return
Evening
I took
Dates
I gathered
I directed
He came down
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Explanation
It reached me
Poor
Needy
More deserving
I came near to him
He hold
I left
I gathered
He changed
Gift
I give you as honor
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Word
Explanation
A graveyard of
Madina
When
He hides, he buries
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Two shawls
I greeted
I drew
I see
His back
So that
I see
He saw me
Word
Explanation
My objective
He removed, he threw
Shawl
I saw
I turned
I kiss
I wept
He amazed
He delighted for it
They amazed
Amazement
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Word
Explanation
They became
delighted
The biggest
Joy, happiness
Peace
He searches for
Each place
He knew
He believed in it
The most tied
He will be raised
Live
.
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Word
Explanation
Fresh
Young age
Moderate
Body
Beautiful, handsome
Face
Sweet
Sweet
It happen, it stays
It did not happen
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Explanation
He inclined towards
Dress
He administers
His dresses
His form, his appearance
Word
Luck
Nice
Smell, fragrance
He passes
She gave liberally to
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Her wealth
Vast, wide
Amazing, admirable
He describes
Hunting
Remaining
Old people
His objective
He lives
Rightly-guided
Word
Explanation
He approached
At morning time
He faced
Friends
She / they directed
towards
Pub
Fun
Word
Wine
They called him
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Two groups
He refused
Both invitations
He preferred
To listen
Conference
Dialogue
They debated
They disliked him
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Word
Violence
Sometimes
Kindness
He desired
Way
He greeted
Explanation
He came near
He stretched
He announced
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Word
Explanation
He hided
He teases her
He condemns / denies
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Comfort
He allowed
It changed
Torn
Word
Explanation
Skin
Thick, hard
Word
Thin, weak
The most blessed
Blessed
Inclination
Listening
He memorized
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Explanation
He perfected
Men of understanding, plural
of
He sends
He teaches
He becomes successful
Season
He thinks
Direct
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Word
Explanation
Flag
Victorious
Raid, attack
He became
It felt down
High, raised
He caught
His both upper arms
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Explanation
He hits
Lance, spear
He took
Martyrs, plural of
He wears
Small, short
It became apparent
Word
Explanation
His vow
They changed
He covers
)Upper (part of body
)Lower (part of body
Grass
Fresh
He decided, he fulfilled
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Dear Reader!
In this lesson, we shall discuss the adjective and
its different forms. Unlike
Possessive
Objective
Meanings
Subjective
Person
Important Notes
is not limited to the structure of . For different set of source letters, it can come on other
structures. For example,
Please note that the male includes a real man or a non-living item considered male by Arabs. Similarly,
female includes a real woman or a non-living item considered female by Arabs.
Now you can change the set of source letters to make
of
( to help) to
(to increase), ( to be great), ( to become big),
make their complete tables. All of them come at the structure of .
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Look at the following table. We are only providing the
cases and words you can make yourself in the same way.
English
Heavy
English
Easy
Salt
Free
Sweet
Famous
Saltish
(water)
Intoxicated
Great
Important Notes
Angry
Sitting
person
Miser
English
Difficult
Empty, zero
Hard
Good
Brave
Thirsty
Watching
person
Greedy
. For example
( the person who moves rapidly) is used as a , whereas ( the killed
person) is used as a .
( pure or clean).
Usually a round is added to make these adjectives feminine.
Emotions or biological attributes e.g. anger, hunger, happiness usually come on the weight of
and
. For example
( happy), ( angry), ( tired), ( lazy), ( intoxicated),
( thirsty) etc.
Sometimes,
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There are certain adjectives which have a built-in emphasis. They are called
are given below. We are only providing the
. Some weights of it
English
Extremely
powerful
Extremely
caring
Extremely
honest
English
Extremely
dominant
Extremely
patient
Extremely
intelligent
Extremely
careful
Professional
Builder
Extremely
surprised
Extremely
active
Extremely
Arrogant
Extremely
covering
Extremely
active
Extremely
Forgiving
English
Extremely
beneficent
Extremely
intelligent
Gushing out
Extremely
Beneficent
Extremely
knocking
Important Notes
Usually, the Arabic names of different professions come a the weight of
(baker),
( loader)
( tailor), ( cloth merchant),
For example
Some of above weights e.g. are also used without emphasis. It is determined by the
context. Sometimes, both situations are equally applicable.
Usually a round is added to make these adjectives feminine.
Now you have learnt how to make hundreds of words with a combination of a few three letters. All of these
words derived from a set of source letters may not necessarily be used. But it increases the potential and
flexibility of Arabic language. For any new invention or development, words are already available in the
language. The Arabs just start using a word which is already available in their language but not in use. For
example, {
} ( something which travels a lot) is used to describe a car. {
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In English, we have three degrees of adjective. In Arabic, they are two. For comparative and superlative
degree, the same word is used. It is called
.
Possessive
Objective
Meanings
Subjective
Person
of
(to increase), ( to be great), ( to become big or elder), ( to
offend, to be cruel) to make their complete tables.
Important Notes
For comparison, two nouns are compared with each other. For example
elder than Umar).
(Zaid is
(red male),
( red female),
(dumb),
(blind), etc.
(lame),
example
(green male),
(green female),
Think about it: Think about different Muslim Arabic names for men and women. Which name
belongs to which category for derived nouns?
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Fill in the blanks by putting the meanings of words in red color. Frequently use the tables given in
previous pages. First word ( ) of in active voice are given in this table.
Its
is also given. You have to adjust the meaning to make it an appropriate noun. Also
mention the type, number and case of that noun as mentioned in the first example.
English
Drunk condition
Lazy condition
Quarreling person
Place of mixing
Sweet
Sweet
Salty
Saline
Dumb
Blue
Green
English
Yellow
White
Brilliant
Blind
Lame
Ill
To intoxicate, to drink
intoxicants
To be lazy
To quarrel, to offer discount on
sales
To mix
N/a
N/a
N/a
N/a
To be salty
N/a
To be or become dumb
To be or become blue
To be or become green
To be or become yellow
To be or become white
To be or become brilliant
To be or become blind
To be or become lame
To be or become ill
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English
Setter, fixer
Steadfast, patient
Thankful, recognizer
Cruel, offender, the
most cruel ()
Deceiver, corrupt
Thankless, denier
Ignorant
Forgiver, pardoner
Forgiver, pardoner
Deceiver, cheater
The major one, more
in number
Greater or the
greatest
English
To set, to fix
To be patient / steadfast
To be thankful, to recognize
To offend, to be cruel
To betray, to deceive
To deny, to become thankless
To be ignorant
To forgive
To forgive, to pardon
To betray, to deceive, to cheat
To increase
To become great
To be respectful / generous
To be God-fearing, to be pious
Smaller or the
smallest
Bigger or the biggest,
elder or the eldest
To become smaller
To become bigger, to become
elder
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Truer or the truest
Better or the best
More or most inferior
Nectar
Sealed ()
One
Overwhelming
Observer
Observer
Deviated person
()
Far, away
Offender, unhappy
Happy, fortunate
Experienced,
knowledgeable
Extremely angry
Burning, arrogant
due to burning anger
Friend, protector
Helper, supporter
English
To be or become good, to
become handsome
To become inferior
To make nectar
To seal
To be one
To overwhelm
To see, to observe
To see , to observe
To deviate
To depart from, to move away
To be unhappy, to be offender
To be happy, to be fortunate
To experience
To be angry, irritated
To burn
To make friend
To help
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English
Dont go near to prayer while you
are ______.
When they stand for prayer, they
stand ______.
Nay, they are a ____ nation.
He is an open ______.
It is the ______ of two streams.
This is ______ and this is
_______.
One of both of them is ______. He
is not able to do anything.
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You are not ______ on them.
Verily, in that, there are signs for each
_____ ______.
Verily, Allah is not ______ for His slaves.
Nobody can deny Our signs except every
______ ______.
Verily, he was ______ ______.
Verily, human being was _____ _____.
Verily, Allah is definitely _____ ______.
Definitely, they are a ______ nation.
Verily I am _____ for what who repents,
have believe and do good deeds.
Verily, Allah does not like every _____
______.
But ______ of people do not know.
They (are the ones having) ______ rank.
Verily, ______ of you in Allahs view is the
one who is _______ among you.
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Read and your Lord is _______.
Allah is ______ in might and ______ in
punishment.
The were ______ in power as compared to
you and ______ in wealth and children.
Fire of the Hell is ______ in heat.
Neither _____ than this nor ______.
Definitely, the reward of the Hereafter is
_______.
Verily he was _______.
Who is ______ than Allah in speech.
Who is ______ than the one who forges a lie
against Allah.
So that He may test you that which one of
you does ______ deeds.
For Him, there are ______ names.
Do you want to replace that which is _____
to that which is superior.
The word of whom is _____ than that of one
who called towards Allah and did good
deeds.
Worth Reading
Form of religious rituals is very important but their real spirit is
more important. Read the details in:
http://www.mubashirnazir.org/PD/English/PE02-0017-Spirit.htm
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English
They will be giving drinks from a _____
_____.
He is _____ _____.
You are ____ _____.
(I start) in the name of Allah who is _____,
______.
Allah is ______ of what you do.
That is the _____ ______.
So in them, there will be _____ and _____.
Verily, He is ______ about what you do.
When Moses returned to his nation, he was
______ and sorrowful.
When ______ made their deeds attractive
for them.
You have, other than Allah, neither _____
nor ______.
Worth Reading
Islamic Threat Myth or Reality. An introduction to the book of
John L. Esposito. A detailed analysis about the world Islamic
movements by an American professor who studies Islam and
Muslim Movements in an unbiased manner. The writing is in Urdu.
http://www.mubashirnazir.org/ER/L0012-00-Islamic Threat.htm
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!Dear Reader
In this lesson, we will start the study of the
language used in the Quranic Exegesis. We are
are of words whose omitting the
already provided to you.
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Clarification
Exposing
He explained
He elucidate
Word
Explanation
He clarified
Terminology
Bringing out
Learning
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Word
Explanation
Something obligatory
collectively
They drew their
attention
They did not go beyond
them
They became famous
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Explanation
Interpreter
Give him understanding
Explanation
It reached
Riding animal
So that I get from him
They compiled
They wrote books
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Explanation
Opinions, plural of
Their followers
It is prepared
Approaches, plural of
Two directions or two
approaches
& Based on Hadith
opinions of Companions
Option
Word
Explanation
Features, attributes
It is distinguished
Inside
Our essay
We shall try
Identification
Distinguishing attributes
Logic, Wisdom
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Term
It is interpreted as
The blessed one
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Shooting arrows
Coming near
Death
It is narrated
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Definitely
Students, disciples,
plural of
Rich
Proved
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Explanation
A writer or compiler of a
book
The written or compiled
book
Applying reason to
understand the religion
Interpreter
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Explanation
Instructions that abrogate
the previous ones
The abrogated
instructions
Two points of view
Well-thought view
Styles of expression,
plural of
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Absolutely
It is based on
Reliable
Vilified, dispraised
Personal desire (to
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It supports
It declares right
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The restricted it
The turn to
It is reconciled /
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He brought
It fall under the category
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Atheist
Enjoyment
Pleasures
Getting benefit of
Desires, appetite
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It fits
Related to terminology
They issued it
Scholars of later periods
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Source
They relied on
Search light
Revelation, coming
down gradually
Springs
Opinions, plural of
Value
There is no precedent
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Explanation
He explained
Miracle
Organization
Eloquence
It gave
He became an expert
Knowledge
Encircling
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Magic
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Explanation
Excellence, expertise
It dressed
Sight
It hanged
Ilm-ut-Tafsir: This is one of the greatest areas of knowledge related to Islam. It has various subdisciplines e.g. Principles of the Quranic Exegesis (
Issues of the Quran, Quranic Theology, Quranic Jurisprudence, Quranic Teachings about Personality
Development, Different Readings of Quranic Words etc.
Ilm-ul-Hadith: Hadith is the description of the knowledge and practice of the Prophet
about the religion. It has also various sub-disciplines e.g. Principles of checking the Authenticity of a
Hadith (
Hadith Narrators, The Art of Checking the Reliability of a Hadith Narrator etc.
Ilm-ul-Fiqh: It is the art of applying the teachings of the Quran and the Sunnah on practical life. It is
also called 'Islamic Jurisprudence'. Its sub-disciplines include two parts i.e. Principles of Applying the
Quranic & Hadith-related Instructions to the Practical matters of life (
ancient jurists. As discussed earlier, there are various schools of thought in Islamic Jurisprudence. Six
of them are famous i.e. Hanafi, Maliki, Shafii, Hanbali, Zahiri and Jaafari.
Ilm-ul-Kalam: It is the body of knowledge containing the creed of Islam. It is called 'Islamic
Theology'. It discusses the teachings of the Quran and Hadith about God, His Prophets, the Day of
Judgment etc. It has also various schools of thought. The most famous of them are Asharites,
Mutazila, Shias and Maturidis (
).
All of above disciplines are called because they are based on transfer from earlier generations.
There are some other disciplines which are based on human intellect. They include
Ilm-ul-Mantiq: It is called the 'Logic'. It is mainly based on Aristotelian logic. In Middle Ages, it was
widespread among the Muslim intellectuals.
Falsafah: It is called the 'Philosophy'. In the Middle Ages, it included a large number of present-day
disciplines including Philosophy, Metaphysics, Sociology, Political Science, Psychology, Physics,
Astronomy, Biology and Economics.
These two disciplines are called because they are based on human intellect and logical process.
A scholar expert in both of them was called
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Relevance
Chapters of the Quran
He did in an artificial
manner
Useless items
He indicates
Rules
The art of Principles of
Jurisprudence
Vastness, extension
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Debates on disputed
issues
Preference
Refutation
Word
Explanation
Philosophers of
Middle Ages
Views
He switches rapidly
between
Related to Theology
They feel
Description
Issues, legal decisions
He refutes
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Related to Jurisprudence
Facing, exposure
He gave importance to
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Explanation
Word
Different forms
Long
Detailed
Issues
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Reader of Quran, plural
of
Schools of thought,
plural of
Summarized, abridged
Abridged, summarized
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Seeking refuge of Allah
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I seek protection
I fortify myself
He harm me
He deviate it
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Explanation
Word
He incite me
I was forbidden
Request
One who is stoned, the
rejected one
Explanation
Short form of
Name
It means
Inclusion in
Expelled
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I start with
I open with
Blessed
More general
Dispraise
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Explanation
Planner, Organizer
Matters, plural of
One who executes his
powers
He rewarded / rewards
Show us
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Support us
Clear
Twists, curves,
hindrances
They did not follow the
right path
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preposition
Two related to
Hidden, omitted
Omitted words
My start
It is omitted
It is joined
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Explanation
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Explanation
In writing
Attached
Distant
Bringing early
Limiting something
A type of verb
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Being a transitive verb
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Explanation with a
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Inside
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Describing attributes
Intimidation
Invoking desire,
opposite of
Inclination to Him
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It contains inside it
Adherer
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Punishment
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kasrah or dhammah at its end.
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In Arabic Sermons, it is common practice to change 1st person to 2nd and 2nd to 3rd etc in order to draw
attention of the audience. This is common in the Quran. For example, in Surah Fatiha, Allah is described
. as 3rd person, then suddenly, the reciter calls Him as a 2nd person. It is called
Word
Explanation
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It is specified to
The claim, they call
Right
We specify You
Submission
Word
Explanation
Word
Hope
Seeking help
)Reliance (on Allah
Disapproval
Force, power
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It changed
Being third person
Second person
Drawing attention: In
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changed to draw
attention of the audience
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Submission, delegation
It fits, it is appropriate
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Question, seeking
something
Perfect
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Explanation
The one who is asked
He guided
Guidance
Word
Explanation
So that we are rescued
We become successful
Endurance
Support
Reaching to something
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They changed
Lack of knowledge
Important Point
It includes
Explanation
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Glorification
Requiring
High
The Day of Judgment
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Begging
Being a god
Declaring pure from
Being steadfast
Dear Reader!
In this lesson, we shall summarize the discussion of last
twelve lessons. We have discussed different verbs and
nouns derived from one set of source letters. They are
depicted in the table below:
Meanings
One who became
merciful once
One who was
treated mercifully
Place or time of
being merciful
Merciful
permanently
Extremely
Merciful
More or the Most
Merciful
( )
Meanings
He became
merciful
He was treated
mercifully
He becomes / will
be merciful
He is / will be
treated mercifully
(O You!) Be
Merciful!
He should be
merciful
He should be
treated mercifully
He should not be
merciful
He should not be
treated mercifully
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This table provides a summary of the entire group of words created from three letters
the Minor Table (
. It is called
). You already know the rules to derive 14 words in each verb and 6 words in
each noun. These 6 words in each noun will become 18 if you know the rules to convert them into
forms. If you make the complete tables from this Minor Table, it will contain 220 words. The
set of these complete tables is called the Major Tables () . All these words are derived from a set
of just three letters. These three letters are in their pure form in the first word of . Due to this, it
is called .
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First make the Minor Table and then make the Major Tables for each for the pair of words. First word
English
Drunk condition
Lazy condition
Quarreling person
Dumb
English
Blue
Steadfast, patient
Thankful,
recognizer
Cruel, offender,
Thankless, denier
Ignorant
Forgiver, pardoner
The major one,
more in number
Greater or the
greatest
More or the most
respected
To intoxicate, to drink
intoxicants
To be lazy
To quarrel, to offer discount on
sales
To be or become dumb
To be or become blue
To be patient / steadfast
To be thankful, to recognize
To offend, to be cruel
To deny, to become thankless
To be ignorant
To forgive, to pardon
To increase
To become great
To be respectful / generous
Note: All words you will create may not necessarily be used practically in Arabic.
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In this lesson, we are providing the
biography of the second rightly-guided
. Caliph, Umar the Great
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Embassy, diplomacy
It fixed
He was given the title of
Word
Explanation
Announcement of
prophethood
He strengthened
Venerable, fearful
Word
Explanation
The year of elephants i.e. the year in which Makkah was attacked by a force of elephants. It became a referral
point in their history to count the number of years.
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We traveled
Going
His trap, his hunting
mission
You teased us
You subdued us
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Explanation
It appeared
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Explanation
He guessed
Strengthen! Give
!respect
Old
It exposed
He fought
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Eloquence, fluency
Bravery
Righteous, one who
talks in righteously
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Explanation
Covering body modestly
Sincerity
Bequest
They appointed him their
agent
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Explanation
He governs
I use my intellect
I neglect you
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He believes without
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An immoral person
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I intend
On who returns
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Explanation
He was given the oath of
allegiance
He left after him
He climbed
Say (You all!) Amen: 'O
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Hardness, harshness
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Explanation
Your enemies, plural of
Corruption
Having insufficient
capability
!Make me active
Incidents, plural of
It became clear
Word
Explanation
Policy
Firmness
Planning
Organization
Administration
Finance
He drew, he established
Guidelines
Areas, plural of
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Interests
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Explanation
He allows
Suit, garment
Winter
Summer
She-camel
Riding
Edible items
Average
Governors
Leaders
It expresses
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Responsibility
It faces
Confidence
Country
Firmness of decision
It did not become soft
Facing
Demands
Conditions
It became free
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Departments, plural of
He established
Military
Ministry
Defense
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Land tax
He started
He appointed
Judges, plural of
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Reporters, plural of
Calendar
He organized
Mail
General public
He patrolled at night
Land
Original people
Word
Explanation
He divided
Provinces
Salary
Determined
Noble status, plural of
Noble descents, plural of
Originating
Cities, plural of
Fighters
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Continuation
Continuation
He drew his attention
His attention
He became satisfied
He inclined to
To lead
Army, military
Collection, majority
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Explanation
They advised
Remaining
He appoints
It settled
Event, battle
He felt
Danger, risk
Word
Explanation
Historians
Trained
Preparation
Equipment
Military man, soldier
Experienced
Elephants
Coming
He estimated
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Explanation
They faced each other
An astonished person
It changed
Submissive people
It make them satisfied
Quantities
They become hungry
They attacked
Cushions, plural of
Golden
Table cloths, bed sheets
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Explanation
Silk
Rubies, a precious
stone, plural of
Instruments
Expensive
Crown
It dazzle
Bed
Ragged, worn-out
Sword
Shield
Horse
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Exaggerated show-off
Belittlement
He set foot on
Carpet
Cushions, plural of
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Roman
Empire
Persian
Empire
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Explanation
He leaned on
Lance, spear
He torn
He sent us
Narrowness
He refused
We lead to
Place / time of promise
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Word
Explanation
Respite, time
They give him time
Suffered
Elephants, plural of
They frightened
Horses, plural of
They were accustomed to
Looking at it
Heroes, plural of
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Explanation
Wind
It destroyed
Military camp
They fled
He got martyred
He supported
They became frightened
It shrank
Darkness
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Jerusalem
You make reconciliation
It is obtained
Leaders, plural of
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He became weak
Raiders, attackers,
plural of
Word
Explanation
Defeat
Insurgents
Facing
Victories
He gathered
Tributaries, plural of
River
He made responsible
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Explanation
He organized
They were not aware of
it
Cavalry
They separated
Infantry
They withdrew
It fell down
Brave, courageous
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They fell upon
They fall down
Hard, strong
Ally
Approximately
At that time
Owned, possessed
Their religion was
Word
Explanation
Religion
They embraced
They treat badly
They fatigued
Taxes, plural of
They allow
He penetrated
Sand, desert
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Explanation
Sinai, the peninsula
between Egypt & Arab
Resistance
Garrison
A town near Port Saeed
They besieged
A town near Cairo
Forts, plural of
Province
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Slave, boy
He was named
Magus, ancient religion
of Iran
Knife, dagger, poniard
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Explanation
He stabbed
Navel
He fled
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Explanation
Captured
Definitely
Committing suicide
He passed by
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Dear Reader!
Arabic Grammar consists of two disciplines i.e.
. Level 1 & 2 were focused on . Weve
completed a phase of at Level 3 while the second
phase will be completed at Level 4. In the last two lessons of
Level 3, well discuss a few remaining concepts of .
Weve studied at the beginning of this course that there are certain nouns who remain the same in their
condition. An cannot be added before them and their last letter cannot carry a tanveen. They are
called or . The rules of identifying such nouns are as follows:
It is the name (
) of a person, nation, city etc. fulfilling one of the following conditions:
(Isaac),
(Ishmael),
( Abraham),
(Jacob),
( Thamud), ( British), ( German),
( Egypt),
( Joseph),
(London), ( Paris),
(Lahore), ( Karachi), ( Dehli) etc.
etc.
An Arabic feminine name e.g.
but there is no round at the end of its feminine noun e.g.
etc. On the contrary,
(widowed man) is because its feminine is
(widowed
A name of a Non-Arabic language e.g.
woman).
i.e.
etc.
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It is at the structure of
but there is no round at the end e.g.
etc. If there is a round at the end, it will be e.g.
( doctors) etc.
There is a / due to femininity or plurality e.g.
( angry),
(pregnant), ( bustard),
( sick), ( gifts) etc. If this is original and not due to femininity or plurality, the word will
be e.g.
etc.
( glory), ( straight people) etc. If this is from the original source letters and not due to
femininity or plurality, the word will be e.g.
etc.
The adjectives mentioning colors (both masculine & feminine) are i.e.
etc. The plural of these
colors is at the weight of for both masculine and feminine and it is i.e.
etc.
The adjective is a number at the structure of
( twice or thrice or
e.g.
four times) etc.
Talhah) etc.
In poetry or poetic-prose, a
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Test Yourself (1)
The
words are depicted in red color, identify the symbols and reasons of being .
Also identify the reasons of not applying the rule of being ( if it is not applied). See examples:
Reason of
converting a
to
Not applicable
(N/A)
is added, so it is
given a kasrah
Non-Arabic name
Fathah in case of
& no
Structure of
None
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Reason of
converting a
to
Rule of the Day: You already know that there are certain nouns who do not change their . They are
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converting a
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Sometimes, we say a word and then provide its details to clarify different aspects. This is called
. For
(Where is your brother . Hashim?) etc. There is an understood phrase between
and which is 'I mean' or 'that is' or 'i.e.'. The word is called while is called .
example
: If
e.g.
(Where
: If
( I read
, it is called e.g.
, it is called e.g.
( This book amazed me i.e. its style). Here
is neither whole nor a part of but it is clarifying the aspect.
: If a person speaks a wrong word by mistake and then speaks the right word, it is
called e.g.
( Give me the book, [no, I mean] the pen). If it is due to
forgetfulness, it is also called . Here is the right word but the word was spoken by
is a part of
The objective of using a is that the attention of audience is drawn towards the noun twice. For example
, The word is not required but when a person will speak
, a question will arise
in the mind of the audience, 'which brother???' then will strike again in his mind.
Rule of the Day!
In Arabic, there is a unique concept which is called the
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Test Yourself (2)
Identify both
English
They ask about the sacred months i.e.
fighting in them
Dont you look at the camels i.e. how
they are created?
And to the sky i.e. how it is raised?
And to the mountains i.e. how they are
fixed?
And to the earth i.e. how it is spread?
Guide us to the straight path i.e. the path
of those whom You blessed upon
The pilgrimage of the House (of Allah)
is obligatory on the people for Allah i.e.
(for those) who are able to find a way
towards it
When their brother i.e. Noah said to
them, 'Dont you fear?'
Moses said to his brother i.e. Aaron
Has the information of armies reached
you i.e. (those of) Pharaoh & Thamud?
When Abraham said to his father i.e.
Azar
The Mother of Muslims i.e. Ayesha was
a great scholar
I saw the great sculpture i.e. the Sphinx
I climbed at the mountain i.e. half of it
The book tore i.e. its cover
Look at the desert i.e. the road
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: In order to give sense of 'small / little' in a noun, a is added inside the original noun. The letter
before carries a and the one before it carries a . It is called . For example, ( a slave),
( a little slave),
( a name), ( a little Talhah), ( a red-faced woman), ( a little red ( Indians),
( little Indians), ( a
( two men),
( too young men),
faced woman),
key),
( a small key), ( a king), ( a little king) etc. Usually it is used widely in the Arabic
names. The person who is given the name of something small, may not necessarily be a little person. He
may be given this name in love or due to his little stature or young age or due to any other reason.
: Sometimes,
. It has no
impact on meaning. The objective is to draw attention. For example, ( O my Lord!),
( O my
( O my friend),
Lord!),
( O my friend),
( O Harith), ( O Harith),
( O
Mansoor),
( O Abbas) etc.
( O Mansoor),
( O Abbas),
while calling someone, last letter of a word is omitted. It is called
(Madina),
( An inhabitant of Madinah),
( Quraish Tribe), ( a person belonging to Quraish),
( Ali),
( A person in Alis progeny),
( Tai Tribe), ( a person belonging to Tai Tribe),
(Ray, a city in Central Asia),
( A person belonging to Ray), ( Abu Hanifa), ( a follower of
Abu Hanifa) etc. Usually it is used widely in the Arabic names. In English, the letter i or ian is added
for that purpose.
If the word
Do you know?
While studying literature of a nation, it is essential to know the history, economic conditions, political
conditions, social values, views, phantoms, festivals, customs, traditions etc. of that nation in order to
understand the words, phrases, metaphors etc. completely. Various books have been written on these
aspects of Pre-Islamic Arabian Society. The most detailed is by
Worth Reading: Quranic Arabic Program: A program to teach the Arabic used in Islamic Literature.
Visit http://www.mubashirnazir.org/Courses/Arabic/AR001-00-Arabic.htm to download further levels.
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Take care of animals and plants around
you. They are living organisms are need
your care. Allah will reward you for that.
!Dear Reader
In this lesson, we are providing you the biographies of two
. Rightly-guided Caliphs i.e Uthman and Ali
They were among the great companions of the Prophet
and contributed a lot towards Islam.
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were not yet invented. Do you know? During the time of companions, Arabic script was not developed.
released the There was risk that people may differ in reading the Quran. Therefore, the Caliph Uthman
original copies of the Quran which were prepared according to the pronunciation of Quraish, and distributed them
widely in order to prevent this problem.
Word
Explanation
Initial
Those who were provided
with good news
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Explanation
He trusts
He visits him
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Explanation
They rushed
One having a soft
nature
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Word
Explanation
Ohad, a mountain at
Madina
We consider equal
)We prefer (one over other
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Explanation
Taking risk of
Perform Tawaf of Holy
Kaaba
Sacrifice
The most pleasant
He took seriously
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Word
Explanation
He prepared
Difficulty, poverty
He scattered
He turns it over
It harmed
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Explanation
He appointed a Caliph
Group
It became common
Alteration, distortion
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Explanation
He fights
We make a copy
A book of ancient age
written on paper, cloth,
leather etc. and bound
within wooden slates
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English version of these words is: (1) Byzantine (2) Cyprus (3) Rhodes Island (4) Mediterranean Sea (5) Alexandria
(6) Countries in West of Egypt i.e. Libya, Tunis, Algeria & Morocco. (7) Nubia, North part of Sudan (8) Tunis
Word
Explanation
Founding, establishing
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Navy
Governor
)Fleet (of ships
For defense
Word
Explanation
Attacks, raids
Beaches, plural of
Masts (of a ship), plural
of
Ships, plural of
They connected to each
other
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Word
Explanation
They penetrated
They became successful
Its directions
Plains
They collided
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(1) Caspian Sea. (2) Asia. (3) Maru, a town near Caspian Sea
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It extended
Area
They chased
Sympathetic
Those who hate
Explanation
Straight
Hypocritically
He traveled in a round
trip
Cities, plural of
Direction
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Word
Explanation
He persuaded
He faced
Both of them promised
Argument
It was forged against him
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(1) The word 'Al-Mushaf' is used to describe a particular copy of the Quran. It is not a synonym of the
Quran. It is used only for a specific copy of the Quran.
Word
Explanation
Fake, forged
Short way
He encountered
They searched him
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They besieged
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Explanation
Insurgents, rebellious
He tried
He asked by giving an
oath
To put
He attacked
He defended it
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Explanation
It sprinkled
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Explanation
Two grandsons (sons of
)daughter
Dust, soil
He lie down on one side
It touched directly
Children, plural of
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Explanation
Protection, shelter
He took care of
So that he reduces
Cooperation
At that time
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Explanation
He desolates
He loves
Its flowers, colors,
enjoyments
Loneliness
It became hard and rough
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Explanation
Happy, pleased
It became an obstacle
Two forts
)Flag (of an army
They thought and
discussed
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Word
Explanation
Word
Eye infection
He became healthy
Pain, infection
He did not care about
He take risk of his life
Bed
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Explanation
They insisted
Rescue, get rid of
Dilemma, problem
Insurgents, revengeful
Commanding, leading
They threatened
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Explanation
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It was renewed
Its events
Explanation
By hook or crook
Enemies
Affliction, trouble
Planning
He dismissed
Punishment
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Word
Explanation
At that time
It become stable
Acceptance, confession
Emphasis
Retaliation, punishment
Start
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If you have to express 'one of them . while the other..' in Arabic, you use the words
(So it was accepted from one of them but not accepted
Word
Explanation
Mutual dispute
He decided
Rewarded
One who did right
One who committed
a mistake
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Explanation
It resulted
Exploitation
Malicious people i.e.
Abdullah Ibn Saba etc.
Two sad events
Reconciling hearts
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Word
is used e.g.
from the other one).
Explanation
Calming
Disturbed
Similar to
Their secret conversation
We intend
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Explanation
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Explanation
Arms, weapons
Breach of agreement
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Bitter
It was injured
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Word
Explanation
They reached
Fights, battles
Under control of
They were removed
Decisive
Balance
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Do you know?
'Khawarij' was a rebellious group who declared that Caliph Ali and Muawiyah are infidels. They were
extremists in their views. They used to declared everyone other than their own group as 'infidels'. They used to make
it lawful to kill others and take their wealth. Caliph Ali launched a military expedition against them which
destroyed their power. After that, they continued arranging small revolts against Caliph Muawiyah but failed. After
a long struggle, they were destroyed completely. Some of their moderate sects like Ibadhi are still present at Oman.
Throughout the Muslim History (including the modern age), similar rebellious groups emerged who declared
everyone except them as 'infidel' and revolted against the established governments.
Explanation
Chasing
Their people who fled
from the battlefield
Their wounded people
He did not curse them
He did not take their
wealth as war booty
Word
Explanation
It stopped
They raised an objection
Minority
They declared infidels
The made it lawful
He treated
Rebellious against the
state
Word
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Explanation
Prevention of
bloodshed
Word
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is used for having an agreed-upon government. It is opposite to the situation of anarchy. 1. The word
Word
Explanation
Two friends
It continued
We relax
Ill be enough from your
)side (to kill
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Explanation
Poisoned
He failed
Having one Government,
opposite to anarchy
He is mobilizing
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Word
Explanation
To seek information
He received
Battalions
For long periods of time
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Rule of the Day!
If you search for someone and find him, you say 'O! He is here!!!', you use the words
. In order to
describe that 'O! Im here!!!!' is used. Youve to adjust the pronouns accordingly. For example
.
. .
. .
Do you know?
One of the painful debates in the literature of Muslim History is the analysis of mistakes of Caliph Ali &
Muawiyah . We should seek refuge of Allah from that. Both of them were the great
companions of the Prophet . We should respect both of them and avoid such debate due to
three reasons: (1) The Prophet asked us not to blame his companions. (2) It is a useless debate which will
not provide any benefit in our salvation. (3) The information available in the books of history is extremely
distorted. In the second century, the extremists of different sects opponent to these two companions
created a huge junk of fictitious reports about both of them. Such reports are available in the history books
are extremely unauthentic. Therefore, we can never reach to a right conclusion.
Explanation
It became true
Chief
Two groups
Word
Explanation
Word
It is harmed by
He guarantees
He abdicated
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Explanation
Both of you present it to
Both of you demand
So they came to him
Word
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( )
( )
(
)
(
)
Weve study all of them in this lesson:
They are the words in a sentence which indicate the time of some activity described in that sentence. For
example
( Zaid is busy day and night) etc. Here are because they are
that indicates the time. It is called because the task is performed at some time.
They are the words in a sentence which indicate the place or direction of some activity described in that
( Zaid stood up due to
respect) etc. Here is because it is describing the reason or of standing. It is called
This is the noun describing the reason of a noun or verb. For example
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This is the noun describing something going along with the activity. For example
( I traveled
This is the noun describing the intensity of a noun or verb. For example
(Zaid beat
( )are as follows:
( The book was published twice). Here
is of which is the and is .
Description of Numbers: In order to describe the number of activity, a is used. For example,
Explanation of Conditions: In order to explain the condition of a verb (i.e. as an adverb), a is used.
For example,
(He prayed like that of pious people). Here
is describing
him lightly),
( Soon the offenders will know that what type of return
Description of Numbers: If the number is more than three, numbers are used with the . For
( The book was published thrice),
( The book was
published four times). Here, the
are used as a in place of . The is
whose plural is brought as a to these numbers.
example,
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( Zaid is at the
. For example,
( Zaid came to me while he was riding).
: The may be a instead of a single word. For example,
( The
In such case, a link must be available between the original sentence and the . The link can be:
. Here the is . There is a
: The link can be the pronoun. For example
built-in pronoun of
i.e. they in the . It is the link between the and the original
sentence.
( Ive a
( I bought a litre of milk),
kilogram of oranges). In these two sentences, are the because they clarify the item
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English
Remember Allah a lot.
Allah increased them in sickness.
Believe in what Ive revealed while it is
testifying what is with you.
He made the earth as a bed and the sky as
a roof for you.
You were lifeless, so He gave you life.
Come down out of it together.
He ignited a fire.
Eat from it with ease.
He brought the water down from the
height.
They were given plenty of sustenance in
form of fruits.
Be careful about the day when no person
will be rewarded for anything instead of
another person.
So We made it a lesson.
Enter in the door while prostrating.
So that they buy a small price for it.
He passed through a town while it was
fallen upon its roofs
So We brought a calamity down from the
sky to the offenders.
So 12 springs gushed out of it
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The One Who took His slave from
the Holy Mosque (of Makkah) to the
Mosque of Jerusalem in one night.
Bow down with those who bow
down.
Dont fight with them near the Holy
Mosque.
We sent a Prophet in you who is one
of you.
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Now, Allah has reduced (the responsibility)
on you.
Rivers will flow under it.
Surely, Allah is with the steadfast people.
So eat whatever Allah has given you as a
lawful and pure food.
Proclaim the name of your Lord in the
morning and evening.
We made you a middle group so that you
testify in front of people.
You will grow seven years continuously.
Allah talked to Moses definitely.
They said, 'Now you have brought the truth.'
So what is that after truth except the
deviation?
O my father! Ive seen 11 stars.
So Ill punish them severely.
He knows what is in front of them and what
is behind them.
Allah has raised Saul as a king.
Who is better than Allah in directives?
He reached at the age of 40 years
We caused the springs to gush out from the
earth
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Soon the offenders will know that they will
return what sort of return.
Example of those who spend their wealth in
order to seek Allahs pleasure and as a
firmness from themselves
Allah gave us the faculty of speech, He is
the One Who gave faculty of speech to
everything
Surely, they plot a scheme and I plot a
scheme
He shows you His signs, so which signs of
Allah you deny?
So they should laugh less and weep more
due to the reward they are earning.
You will see each group of people kneeled
down.
So whoever does good equal to the weight
of a particle will see it
You love wealth intensely
We scattered them completely in scattered
fragments.
(I present as an evidence) the snorting war
horses, dashing off sparks by the strike of
their hoofs, making raids in the morning,
and leaving a trail of dust as they dash into
the middle of the gathered (enemy troops)!
Surely man is ungrateful to his Lord
Throw into the Hell every stubborn
disbeliever
Dont kill your children due to fear of
poverty
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Surely your reward is the Hell, an ample
reward
Moses return to his people while he was full
of anger and grief
Surely We opened a clear victory upon you
Those who remember Allah while standing,
sitting or laying on their sides
Leave them in a beautiful way
That you will not speak people for three
continuous nights
Surely, We poured the plenty of water out for
you
Then We broke the earth wide open
We raised him to a high place
Give them a small time limit
Who sells his soul in order to seek Allahs
pleasure
When the verses of The Merciful are recited
in front of them, they fall down in prostrating
and weeping condition
We grew grains, grapes, nutritious
vegetation, olives, dates and lush gardens
(having) fruits and herbage, as a sustenance
for you and your cattle
The Prophet prayed while sitting and people
behind him prayed while standing
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. For
example
is ,
( All students went except Zaid). Here is ,
while is . Normally, the word is used . Sometimes, other words e.g.
are also used.
is generally but there are rules to determine its . The detail is as follows:
1. If the does not belong to the category of , it will always be . It is called
. For example
( For every decease, there is a cure except the death). Here,
/
both are correct because Hamid belongs to the category of 'anyone' and
than Hamid?) Here
it is because
is also .
the sentence is interrogative.
( All students went
4. If the words / are used, the will be e.g.
except Zaid),
( All students went except Zaid). The word / both are correct
while is so its will not change.
5. If the words / are used, the will be e.g.
( All students
is the
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Describe the reason of the of each . Write the 'Rule No.' mentioned on the previous page.
3 (negation +
category)
English
They dont deceive anyone except
themselves.
Those of you who die and leave wives,
they should devise a bequest for their
wives for sustenance of one year
without driving them out (of home)
He does not deviate except those who
are morally corrupt.
So whoever wants any (religion) other
than Islam, it will not be accepted from
him
So they prostrated except Iblees
I visited the mosques of the city except
one
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: It also gives to the and makes the sentence emphatic. For example ( Zaid is standing)
will become
( Surely, Zaid is standing).
: It also gives to the and gives the meaning of 'but'. For example
( But Zaid is
standing).
: It also gives to the and gives the meaning of 'as' or 'like that'. For example
(Like that Zaid is standing or as Zaid is standing).
: It also gives to the and gives the meaning of 'because'. For example
( Because
Zaid is standing).
: It also gives to the and gives the meaning of 'I hope that' or 'I fear that' or 'I expect that'.
For example
( I hope that Zaid would be standing).
: It also gives to the and gives the meaning of 'I wish that' or 'I regret that'. For example
Please note that if the is a pronoun. It will be replaced with the pronoun of . For example
(He is standing) will become
( Surely, he is standing). ( You [woman] are standing) will
become
( Surely, you are standing). ( You [women] are standing) will become
Do you know?
Pre-Islamic Arabs were very much conscious about their family chain. There were experts who used to maintain the
record of family chain of each person. Their society was divided into different tribes. Describing the virtues of their
tribe and family chain was the favorite topic of their poetry and prose.
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Allah is Powerful over everything.
Surely, Allah is Powerful over everything.
Action by:
Impact on Meaning:
Impact on Form:
Made emphatic
Action by:
Impact on Meaning:
Impact on Form:
Impact on Meaning:
Impact on Form:
Impact on Meaning:
Impact on Form:
Action by:
Impact on Meaning:
Action by:
Action by:
Impact on Form:
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Action by:
Impact on Meaning:
Impact on Form:
Action by:
Impact on Meaning:
Impact on Form:
Impact on Meaning:
Impact on Form:
Impact on Meaning:
Impact on Form:
Impact on Meaning:
Impact on Form:
She is great.
Action by:
Action by:
Action by:
I died before.
Action by:
Impact on Meaning:
Impact on Form:
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Action by:
Impact on Meaning:
Impact on Form:
Between me and you, there is distance of the East & the West.
Action by:
Impact on Meaning:
Impact on Form:
Impact on Meaning:
Impact on Form:
Impact on Meaning:
Impact on Form:
Impact on Meaning:
Impact on Form:
Action by:
Impact on Meaning:
Action by:
Action by:
Action by:
Impact on Form:
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My nation knows.
Action by:
Impact on Meaning:
Impact on Form:
He is a patient.
Abraham went to the hospital ______
Action by:
Impact on Meaning:
Impact on Form:
Impact on Meaning:
Impact on Form:
Impact on Meaning:
Impact on Form:
Action by:
Impact on Meaning:
Impact on Form:
Action by:
Action by:
We grew up ages.
Action by:
Impact on Form:
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!Dear Reader
In this lesson, we are providing you the laws
of Zakat. It is from the studies of Islamic
Jurisprudence.
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Explanation
Growth
Reaching
Minimum amount of wealth
on which Zakat is due
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with a pain),
(youre suffering with cough) etc.
Explanation
A free person, not a
slave
It is made conditional
It passes
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Explanation
One year
Agricultural produce
Time of its harvest
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Word
Explanation
The animals who eat
grass and herbs
Animals
Cattle, livestock
Camel
Cows
Sheep or goats
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Word
Explanation
Fruits of a garden
Gold
Silver
They agreed
Kinds, species
They based their view
Word
Mules
Donkeys
He should not give
A sheep
Explanation
Horses
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Explanation
Word
Explanation
Word
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Word
Explanation
Plural of
A she-camel mature
enough for having
sexual intercourse with
a he-camel
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Explanation
Word
Buffalos, plural of
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Explanation
Trellised
Pomegranates
Word
Explanation
Dates
Careless spender,
waster
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1. The idea behind this is that if a farmer is getting water free of charge for his crops, he has to pay a Zakat of 10%
of agricultural produce. If he irrigates his land by paying money for it, he has to pay a Zakat of 5% of the produce.
Zakat can be paid in kind or in cash.
2. 'Qiyaas' is the process of legal reasoning. If a law is described for a particular situation due to a specific reason, it
will also be applicable to the other situations having the same reason. For example, if alcohol is forbidden due to its
intoxication, other items like heroin etc will also be forbidden due to the same reason.
3. At present time, some scholars have applied the process of 'Qiyaas' on industrial production. They consider it
similar to agricultural production. According to their view, it is essential for a industrialist to pay Zakat equal to 5%
of his factory production. Some scholars go further to apply the same to the turnover of service industry.
Explanation
Word
Rice
Corn
Lentils
Beans
Getting benefit of earth
by agriculture
Vegetables
Seeds, plural of
Exploitation
Explanation
Word
Barley
Wheat
A kind of barley
Raisin, grapes
It is derived for similar
things
Food items
Items sold by measure
Storable items
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Explanation
Word
It is irrigated
Natural springs
Irrigated naturally be
rain or moisture
Irrigated by pumping
from a well
Rivers
Clouds, rain
1/10, plural of
Irrigated by
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Explanation
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It matures
)Its ability (to eat
They store
It will be flatten
Word
Word
Explanation
Plates
It will be heated
It will be stamped
Forehead
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Explanation
Gram
It is attached
Currency notes (including
bank deposits, shares and
)other forms of wealth
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Word
Explanation
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Explanation
A ancient measure,
equivalent to about 2.5kg
Cheese
Slave (his amount will be
)paid by his master
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Word
Explanation
Generosity
Protecting them
Obscenity
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Explanation
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Slavery
Word
Explanation
Traveler
Word
Explanation
Remuneration
Fighter
He gifted
Workers, collectors
Their harm
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1. The Quran introduced the law of 'Mukatabat' which means that if a slave wants freedom, he can buy it directly
from his master. The master is bound to give him freedom at an agreed upon price. It will be the responsibility of the
state and rich people of the society to help the slave to get rid of slavery.
Do you know?
At the time of Islam, there were thousands of
slaves. Islam had a strong interest in freedom of
slaves. In addition to a large number of other
steps to freed the slaves, Islam made it a
permanent head in Zakat for manumission of
slaves. After that, Islam introduced a lot of
reforms to settle these ex-slaves in the society
in a respectable manner. You can see the details
in my book 'Abolition of Physical &
Intellectual Slavery in Islam'. It is available at:
http://www.mubashirnazir.org/ER/Slavery/L00
18-00-Slavery.htm .
Explanation
He guaranteed
Loan
Word
He will be purchased
Slaves, plural of
Crossing, passing
through
Burden
It
requires two
Explanation
Atonement
Word
330
Explanation
Manumission, freeing
a slave
Manumission, freeing
a slave
Slave
The slave who buy his
freedom
Word
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Word
Explanation
Refraining
Acts which nullify fasting
e.g. eating
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Word
Explanation
)Dont shout (with anger
He abused him
Smell of mouth
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Word
Explanation
More pleasant
Musk, perfume
It will be closed.
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Word
Explanation
You do it with your own
will
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By what
It proves
Observation
Word
Explanation
Word
Reliable
Completion
It is covered by clouds
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Explanation
Thread
Whiteness
Blackness
He intended
:
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Word
Explanation
Sexually mature
Having a sound mind
One capable of
So that they accustom
to
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Explanation
We instruct to fast
Play, game
Cotton
Having unsound mind,
opposite of
Responsible
Word
Explanation
One charged with
Responsibility to perform
deeds
He becomes sexually
mature
An old lady
Long-lived
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A relaxation is given
Performing a deed after
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Hardship
Pregnant
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Explanation
Suckling mother
Menstruating woman
Women having bleeding
after giving birth to a child
They will perform after the
)required time (Ramadan
Period of purity between
two menstruating cycles
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Deliberately
Forgetful
It passed to him
Vomit
He vomited deliberately
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Moment, minute
Semen
Sexual intercourse
Kissing
Touching skin-to-skin
Wet dream
One that nullifies
I am destroyed
Continuous, following
one after another
Basket
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?The Revolution Occurred. What is the reason of our negative mentality and how to get rid of it
http://www.mubashirnazir.org/PD/English/PE02-0010-Revolution.htm
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Explanation
Last meal before dawn
to start fasting
Eat the last meal before
dawn
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Breaking of fast
Word
Explanation
Fresh dates
Dried dates
Small dried dates
He drank, he felt
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Senses
Thirst
It became wet
Veins
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Cleaning teeth (usually
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He clean his teeth
Generosity to give
money
Studying
Word
Explanation
The most generous
He studies
Blowing
Doing effort
He gave life to
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Explanation
He woke up
He tightened
Veil (in the Mosque for
)concentrating in worship
Arranging food for fastbreaking for others
He arranged food for fastbreaking
There are certain scales on which is prepared and by recognizing such scales/weights, we can
learn that which word is plural. Just put the respective root letters in place of .
For example, the plural of ( child) is , the plural of ( time) is , the plural of
(noble man) is , the plural of ( rain) is
etc.
, the plural of ( ruler) is , the plural of
For example, the plural of ( minister) is
(scholar) is
, the plural of ( martyr or witness) is etc.
, the plural of
For example, the plural of
( month) is , the plural of ( foot) is
(person) is
(eye) is
etc.
, the plural of
, the plural of
For example, the plural of
(prophet) is , the plural of ( beloved) is
, the plural
, the plural
( student) is
For example, the plural of ( teacher) is , the plural of
of
( angel) is etc.
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the plural of
( scene) is , the plural of ( place of murder) is etc.
For example, the plural of ( key) is , the plural of ( key) is , the plural of
( letter) is , etc.
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It is also possible that the a noun may have multiple plurals. For example, the plurals of
( sea) are
. Some words may have more than one meanings. It is possible that its plural in one style may
have one meaning while the other plural may have a different meaning. For example, the word means a
slave of a man or a slave of God. Its plural means slaves of a man while means slaves of God.
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in each of the following sentences and try to find out its singular in a dictionary.
English
When they were asked to believe like other
people, they said: Should we believe like
foolish people?
You were lifeless, We gave you life.
They place their fingers in their ears.
Call all of your witnesses besides Allah, if you
are truthful.
We have explained the arguments.
O Adam! Tell name their names.
Surely, wine, gambling, altars (of idols) and
arrows (of seeking an omen) are a filthy Satanic
practice.
Allah made the Kaaba the sacred house for
worship of people (and He sanctified) the
sacred month, sacrifices and neckbands (of
animals of sacrifice.)
Only the learned people from Allahs slaves
fear Him.
Surely, the mosques are for Allah. Do not call
anyone besides Him.
There are established books in it.
Rivers will flow beneath it.
On that day, people will be brought in groups
so that they could be shown their deeds.
The mark of prostration (during prayer) is
evident on their faces.
Do not raise your voices above the voice of the
Prophet.
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English
Now, is it not the time for believers that their
hearts bow down for remembering Allah.
We sent down iron which is very strong and
there are benefits for people it.
When the stars will scatter.
When the seas will be torn apart.
When the graves will be emptied out.
When they heart (the Quran) revealed on the
Prophet, you saw that tears flew out of their
eyes.
Allah will not make you accountable for void
oaths.
When We made (some people) among you
prophets and (some ones) among you kings.
When our messengers came to them with clear
arguments.
O our Lord! We did wrong with ourselves.
My Lord has only forbade lewd things.
Behold! All matters are taken back to Allah.
He is the One who created pairs of everything
and created boats and animals for you, which
you ride.
We created means of sustenance for you but
few of you are thankful.
We adorned the first heaven with lamps (stars.)
He spread lot of men and women.
Wipe you heads and (wash) your feet including
ankles.
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Whats Next?
In Level 3, you have learnt further Arabic at Intermediate Level. Now you can understand the most
part of the Quran, Hadith and Islamic literature. At next level, you will continue learning Intermediate
Arabic. At the end of Level 4, you will be able to fluently read the Arabic books, Insha Allah. That
will be the last level for Intermediate Arabic. You will study advanced concepts of at Level
4. Some highlights are as follows:
The Groups of
In addition to that, you will also see more advanced passages from the Quran, the Hadith, the Quranic
Exegesis, the Hadith Commentary, the Islamic Jurisprudence, Arabic Literature and writings of
ancient scholars. Your vocabulary will be developed up to the extent that you will be able to read any
Arabic book related to Islam without frequently consulting to a dictionary.
So continue Level 4 for completing the Intermediate Arabic.
Worth Reading
Personality Development Program. A series of articles at
http://www.mubashirnazir.org/PD/Personalityenglish.htm
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Bibliography
Following sources are consulted during preparation of this book:
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