Articles & Reading

A handpicked list of 30 everyday classical Arabic words and 12 ready-to-use sentences — fully vowelled, with transliteration, meaning, and Quranic context. Strictly fusha, no dialect.

A curated reading list: Abul Hasan Ali Nadwi's Qasas an-Nabiyyin, Stories of the Prophets, the Madinah Books, Duruus al-Lughah, Al-Arabiyyah Bayna Yadayk and more — with free archive.org links and cheap-buy notes.

Understand how Arabic words change their endings based on grammatical function — the foundation of reading the Quran without translation.

Learn how Arabic nouns and adjectives change form for one, two, or many — including sound plurals and broken plurals throughout the Quran.

Explore the three types of Arabic compound phrases: idaafi (possessive), wasfi (descriptive), and mazji (blended) — and how they appear in Quranic verses.

Master the complex Arabic number system: cardinal and ordinal numbers, gender agreement rules, and how numbers interact with counted nouns in the Quran.

A complete guide to Arabic verb forms (I–X): how each pattern modifies meaning, with Quranic examples for every form.

Side-by-side comparison of three Arabic verbs meaning "to know" across all 10 verb forms, with Quranic examples and key derivatives.

See how one Arabic root generates dozens of words through the verb form system — from عَلِمَ (to know) to عَلَّمَ (to teach) to تَعَلَّمَ (to learn).