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Arabic Grammar Made Easy By Dr Abu Ameenah Bilal Philips
Item Code : Islam.LE60
Author : Abu Ameenah Bilal Philips
Publisher : Non, Darussalam
Book Format : 17X24 PB
Pages : 201
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Arabic Grammar Made Easy
An approach to teaching the Arabic language by introducing vocabulary and grammar in small doses, based on the most commonly used words in Arabic literature and the most frequently used grammatical constructions. Book One focuses on the rules of nominal sentences.
Table of Contents
Transliteration 6
Introduction 7
Lesson One Fee 11
A. Indefinite article 12
B. Genitive case 12
C. Verb �to be� 13
D. Definite article 13
E. Proper nouns 16
F. Interrogative pronouns and particles 16
G. Nominal sentence 18
Lesson Two Min 22
A. Preposition Min 22
B. Proper nouns (female) 25
C. Neuter pronoun 29
D. Plural pronouns 29
E. Attached personal pronoun 32
F. Possessive pronoun 33
Lesson Three 'Ala 41
A. Preposition 'Ala 41
B. Genders 42
C. Plurals 44
D. Adjectives 45
E. Adjective predicate 51
F. Indefinite subject 53
Lesson Four An 58
A. An in nominal sentence 58
B. Pronoun subject An 59
C. Indefinite subject of An 61
D. Further emphasis to An 61
E. Present participle 63
F. Plurals in the accusative 65
G. Preposition Eela 65
H. Relative adjective 68
I. Idaafah �of� constructions 73
Lesson Five Hatha 80
A. Demonstrative pronoun 80
B. Demonstrative pronoun subject 82
C. Demonstrative pronoun constructions 83
D. Plural forms of Hatha 88
E. Relatives of An 90
F. Preposition 'An 93
G. Relatives of Aboo 94
Lesson Six Can 101
A. Perfect tense of Can 101
B. Predicate of Can 106
C. Adverbs 108
D. Verb Cala 115
E. Preposition Lee 116
F. Conjunction An 117
Lesson Seven Al lathee 124
A. Definite relative clauses 124
B. Indefinite relative clauses 125
C. Plurals 126
D. Sound masculine plurals 127
E. Sound feminine plurals 130
F. Broken plurals 132
G. Plural forms of Al lathee 139
H. Plural forms of Can 141
Lesson Eight Lees 149
A. Singular forms of Lees 149
B. Subject and predicate of Lees 149
C. Noun Kala 154
D. Plural forms of Call 156
E. Verb-subject agreement 159
F. Interrogative A 165
G. Plural forms of Lees 167
H. Negating the perfect with Maa 170
Answer Key 175
Arabic-English Dictionary 195
English-Arabic Dictionary 199
Dr Abu Ameenah Bilal Philips was born in Jamaica, but grew up in Canada, where he accepted Islam in 1972. He completed a diploma in Arabic and a B.A. from the College of Islamic Disciplines (Usool ad-Deen) at the Islamic University of Madeenah in 1979. At the University of Riyadh, College of Education, he completed a M.A. in Islamic Theology in 1985, and in the department of Islamic Studies at the University of Wales, he completed a Ph.D. in Islamic Theology in 1994.
Abu Ameenah taught Islamic Education and Arabic in private schools in Riyadh for over ten years and for three years he lectured M.Ed. students in the Islamic Studies department of Shariff Kabunsuan Islamic University in Cotobato City, Mindanao, Philippines. Since 1994 he has founded and directed the Islamic Information Center in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (which is now known as Discover Islam) and the Foreign Literature Department of Dar al Fatah Islamic Press in Sharjah, UAE. Presently, he is a lecturer of Arabic and Islamic Studies at the American University in Dubai and Ajman University in Ajman, UAE
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