My notes and reflections
Notes on:
Arabic Grammar
Tajweed Rules
After knowing Sifat al Asliyah (Intrinsic Characteristics), we have to study extrinsic characteristics of the letters which is called Sifat al Ardiyah. Here pronounciation of letter is mainly based on the order the letter comes
Read moreContents:
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A. Prepositions
B. Gender
C. Plurals
D. Adjectives
E. Adjective Participle
F. Indefinite Subject
1. Preposition
2. Proper Nouns (female)
3. Neuter Pronoun
4. Plural Pronouns
5. Attached personal Pronoun
6. Possessive Pronoun
After knowing the makhraj of each letter, it is important to give due rights to each letter. It is called Sifat al Huroof
Read moreThis Mind Map will help us in revising where the each arabic letter should be pronounced from. Practice the letters from the provided link bi-ithnillah
Read moreThis Mind Map will help us in revising where the each arabic letter should be pronounced from. Practice the letters from the provided link bi-ithnillah
Read moreContents:
A. Blessings of learning and reciting the Qur’an
B. Importance of Tajweed
C. Definition of Tajweed
D. Objective of Tajweed
E. Status of Tajweed
F. Emergence of this science
G. Principles on which Rules of Tajweed is founded upon
H. Etiquettes of Reciting Qur’aan
I. Traits the student need to learn Tajweed
J. Ways of learning Qur’aan from Qur’aan teacher
Chapter 1: Fee Mind Map
1. Case
2. Definiteness
3. Types of Sentence
4. Conjugation
5. Questions
Arabic is gateway to Knowledge. One cannot enter into the roots of this beautiful deen without Arabic. Subhanallah, one cannot even understand miraculous nature (I’jaaz) of the Qur’aan without Arabic. When such is the case, all through the ages non Arabs made attempt to learn Arabic.
In doing so, challenges faced by non Arabs mainly revolve around number of strict rules of Arabic grammar, its case endings and verb forms. Yes it’s true as they say: we mess Dammah with Fathha or Kasrah with fathha and so on