Arabic Grammar Books
Posted by sheepoo on August 23, 2007
************** THE LINKS ON THIS PAGE ARE ALSO AVAILABLE IN THE PDF FILES SECTION************************
In this post I am providing links for some very important books available on the Internet which relate directly to what we are studying in the class. I had known about this site for sometime,however Hafsa prompted me to look at the books more closely. So thanks to her 
. These books are available at the al-Inaam Website. I have asked for their permission to put these PDF files on my web site and am waiting for the reply. Until then, here are the links:
- Arabic Tutor – Vol 1
- Arabic Tutor -Vol 2
- Arabic Tutor – Vol 3
- Treasures of Arabic Morphology – Sarf
- Ilm-un-Nahw
I hope that these books will go a long way in increasing our knowledge of the Arabic Language. May Allah bless those who have translated these for us.
Hafsa said
You are welcome.
fathuminullah said
thanks hafsa. it was pleasure to see such a site. i am very much interested in arabic grammar.this site is a great help
Fozia Bora said
Salamat,
I like this blog very much – thank you! I wondered if you might one day be able to write a little something on the comparative benefits of the various Arabic-English dictionaries we students can avail ourselves of.
Barak Allah fik! Fozia
sheepoo said
Fozia,
since Mufti Yusuf discourages the use of one at the early stages of learning. From whatever I have gathered from other students in the class it seems that Hans – Wehr is a good choice for contemporary Arabic usage. I have not used it personally so I cannot comment on the veracity of this information. Personally, I have an electronic copy of Lane’s Lexicon; however, this is for the use of advanced learners.
Thank you very much for visiting my blog and making use of it.
As for the dictionaries, we do not use any
I have recently acquired a copy of Mufridat-ul-Quran by Imam Raghib Isfahani. I will, Insha Allah, comment on it some later time
Jazak Allah!
Fozia Bora said
JazakAllah for that
I personally have found both Hans-Wehr and Lane’s Lexicon very useful, but at the same time I have not had the benefit of a personal Arabic teacher to guide my study, so have had to rely on books!
Wishing you all the best for the blog inshaAllah.
Mohammed Kiram said
Hello! I’m Kiram. I’m very happy and appreciate your effort for making this books available on the internet
Thank you.
sheepoo said
Kiram,
I am glad that you have found this blog useful. Please, remember me in your prayers during Ramadan.
Jazak Allah!
H_Alterazi said
Salamat,
I’m an MA student at King Abdula Aziz University (English department: Linguistics major). I’m in my first semester and I’m taking a morphosyntax class in which I’m writing a paper on the Arabic future tense in Hijazi dialect. I found the book links and the whole website very useful. Thanks a lot.
If anyone can help me with references, I’ll be grateful..
Thanks again
Idetrorce said
very interesting, but I don’t agree with you
Idetrorce
sheepoo said
Agree on what, Idetrorce?
www.homequran.com said
AOA;
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sheepoo said
Jazak Allah!
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www.homequran.com said
I like this blog very much – thank you! I wondered if you might one day be able to write a little something on the comparative benefits of the various Arabic-English dictionaries we students can avail ourselves of.
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Abdul said
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learn quran online tajweed said
its a great post you provided very good information and links also i may be adding them to my blog as well with your blog link
fathuminullah said
thanks shep00. it was pleasure to see such a site. i am very much interested in arabic grammar.this site is a great help.can u post some books
sheepoo said
Fathuminullah,
Please check out the PDF Files section of the blog to download Classical Arabic Grammar books.
Jazak Allah!