PDF Files
The following links will allow you to download the PDF files for all the posts on this blog (except announcements). Also, this page has links to some very good books on Arabic Grammar which will definitely be useful to the student of Classical Arabic
General
Nahw section
- Nahw – An Introduction to the Science of Arabic Grammar
- Nahw – The Phrase
- Nahw – The Grammatical States in Arabic Language
- Nahw – The Grammatical States in Arabic Language – Part 2
- Nahw – The Anatomy of a Sentence – Part 1
- Nahw – The Anatomy of a Sentence – Part 2
- Nahw – The Anatomy of a Sentence – Part 3
- Nahw – Attached Pronouns- Their Grammatical States
- Nahw – The Grammatical States Playground – Murab and Mabnee
- Nahw – Methods of Reflection of a Noun
- Nahw – Nahw – Methods of reflection for the Muzaray verb
- Nahw – Huruf Mushabbah bil Fayl – Particles resembling Verbs
- Nahw – Singular Dual and Plural Nouns in Arabic
- Nahw – Let us count in Arabic – and get a headache
- Nahw – Let us hit a hitting or rejoice a rejoicing – Mafool Mutlaq
- Nahw – The concept of haal and zul-haal
- Nahw – The Followers – Tawabay
Sarf section
- Sarf
- Sarf – Variations of the Past Tense
- Sarf – Al-Muzaray – The Present and Future Tense
- Sarf – Variations of Al-Muzaray
- Sarf – More Variations of Al-Muzaray
- Sarf – The Command Verb: constructing the Amr
- Sarf – Abwab-ul-Afaal – Introduction to Verb Groupings
- Sarf – Categories of Irregular Verbs – Haft-e-Aqsaam
- Sarf – The Irregular Verb - Ajwaf
- Sarf – The Irregular Verb – Naqis – Part 1
- Sarf – The Irregular Verb – Naqis – Part 2
- Sarf – The rules for Taleel – A summary of Ajwaf and Naqis
Arabic Grammar Books
Announcement « Internals said
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Hafsa said
this link doesn’t work: Nahw – The Anatomy of a Sentence – Part 2
sheepoo said
Hafsa,
Thanks for the input. I have temporarily crossed the link out. Will fix it soon, Insha Allah
Once again thanks for the feedback
Jazak Allah!
sheepoo said
The link to Nahw – The Anatomy of a Sentence – Part 2 PDF has been fixed
oumar dia said
Great work thank you very much. Will consider a donation when finances imporves. May Allah be with you
sheepoo said
Jazak Allah Oumar,
I am definitely not looking for any donations. Thanks for the offer though
Adnan said
A great website. Maybe Allah reward you for the effort you put in.
sheepoo said
Thanks a lot Adnan!
I am happy that you like the site. Hopefully many more people will find this blog helpful in understanding the language of Quran, Insha Allah
Jazak Allah!
Omar Tamer said
Many thanks for developing such important site
Gazakom ALLAH kol hkeir
sheepoo said
You are welcome, Omar.
I am glad you found this blog useful
Jazak Allah!
Matpen said
I needed the translation of grammatical nomenclature (noun, verb, subject, particles etc) from arabic to english, but no luck, but your work is good, carry on wa allaho ulmusta’an.
Matpen
sheepoo said
Matpen,
Please see the contents page and page 1 of the PDF file named Ilm un Nahw, available on the Arabic Grammar Books page. These pages list all the Arabic and the corresponding English terms for Arabic Grammar.
Jazak Allah!
faheem said
Slmz
We at madressa Noor for the blind teach blind people Quran and Hadith and Arabic Language.
We are looking for soft copy (word or pdf) of Qasas un nabiyeen all 5 parts by Sheikh Hasan Ali Nadwi.
If any 1 can help us please email us on audio@mnblind.org.
Jazakallah
Faheem
sheepoo said
Faheem,
Masha Allah you people are doing a great job out there! Unfortunately, I can only provide you with scanned images of Qasas since I am unaware of any Word or PDF format for it. Maybe some other readers of my blog can help, Insha Allah
Jazak Allah!
islaminaction.wordpres.com said
Aalamualikum,
Is it possible to send me a copy of qasasunnabiyeen?If not the whole thing, at least part one.
I would really appreciate it.
May Allah (SWT) reward you.
Wasalam
Matpen said
Hi Sheepoo!
Thanks for your information. That was EXACTLY what I was looking for!
THANK YOU AGAIN
For Faheem:
Quran is enough, if you come with Hadith+shari’a also you will be against Quran!
(read 7:2-3, 17:46, 50:45 etc…) and I am sure that you don’t want them to embrace a medieval culture but the real Islam. REAL ISLAM, according to the above Verses, comes ONLY FROM QURAN and nothing else!
Matpen
AbuAli said
Salaam,
I was wondering if you have any information on Maf’ool li’ajlee?
Otherwise, jzk for you work. I find the documents very useful…
sheepoo said
Abu Ali,
I do not know about Maf’ool e Ajalee off the top of my head, but Insha Allah I will inquire about it for you
Jazak Allah!
sheepoo said
Abu Ali,
Maf’ool e Ajalee is another name for Maf’ool lahu i.e the noun which explains the reason for the action taking palce.
Hope that helps, Insha Allah!
Zaid said
Salaam aleykum
are ur notes from 1st year of shariah program or is it only some of the notes???????????????
sheepoo said
Assalam o Alaikum Ziad,
These are the notes from the first year.There was no second year for us since there were not enough students.
Jazak Allah!
Zaid said
jazakallah
btw did u take notes from mufti sb. class during his lecture or did u just take notes from slides
how did u go about in taking notes plz explain………….
sheepoo said
Zaid,
I re-listened to entire lectures and made my notes
Jazak Allah!
Imran khan said
Salam Alai Kum,
Really good effort here. Can somebody also post some structured audio (mp3) and video (mp4) IPOD compatible online. This would be a real blessing.. For example http://WWW.TAJWEEDINENGLISH.COM has all the Tajweed material in audio and video of IMMENSE benefit.
Wasalam,
Imran
sheepoo said
Waalaikum Assalam Imran,
I am glad you like the site. Unfortunately, I cannot post the mp3 files from the class since the Shaikh did not give me permission to upload these recordings to the the blog. Maybe someone else has some other recordings from another teacher which will be beneficial for all of us, Insha Allah
Jazak Allah!
Zaid said
@sheepoo
so at this current point ru able to understand the quran and hadith some what or still not able to understand?
sheepoo said
AoA Zaid,
By the grace of Allah I feel much ahead in terms of understanding Quran and Hadith as compared to when I had not taken this course. Of course, one has to put in a lot of individual effort as well to complement what is taught at the course.
Jazak Allah!
Zaid said
Walilkum Assalaam
so at what stage in shariahprogram did u start to understand quran with not much trouble?
sheepoo said
Hard to answer this one
Do not forget that I had already been putting in my individual effort by marking my Quran for words which I knew from my mother-tongue and noting the meaning of these on the margins.
What Shariah Program did was it reinforced my raw knowledge of the language and put order to the chaos.
Plus, remember that after completing Shariah Program course you will still have to put in a lot of effort in terms of reading and exercises to ensure that you properly understand the meaning of the Quran. I strongly suggest that press Mufti Yusuf to give you examples from the Quran for each new concept which is introduced in the class. Hope that helps!
Jazak Allah
Zaid said
Jazakallah
umm_Q said
Salaamu alaykum
Please if anyone has the Arabic to Urdu or even English translation of this book “Qasas-un-Nabiyeen” (ie part 1 till 4) can you upload it asap!
jzk
sheepoo said
Umm_Q,
I do not have the translation with me;however, I would highly suggest that you attempt to read the book in Arabic itself since that way you will be able to do tarkeeb on the sentences which is impossible to do with a translation.
Jazak Allah!
mariam said
the urdu version of qasas un nabiyeen(1-4 seperate) can be purchased at islamic book shops. its really good!!! howeva shepoo is right ull fynd tarkeeb really hard laterz
shabana said
which shops please let me know!
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Arabic Grammar Books « Internals said
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Asim Iqbal said
Assalam-u-alaykum!
I have some more free Arabic data available on:
http://asimiqbal2nd.downloads.googlepages.com
You can also download those files.
sheepoo said
Thanks Asim,
Could you please kindly add a link for my blog to you r site?
Jazak Allah!
Asim Iqbal said
I will consider this specific page in the next update of linker site since my criteria to add links to my linker site is usually unique content not found already.
But I wanted to add your pdf books as 1 document in my downloader site http://asimiqbal2nd.downloads.googlepages.com Can you make one pdf document of all this useful Arabic data with the link to your site embedded into it so that not only can I offer it as 1 document via my site, it also gets promoted automatically.
Actually I found Wright’s Arabic Grammar useful in core issues like derived verbal forms meanings, Nouns of quality etc… and now I think prepositions will also have to be dealt with in detail using it since details are sometimes necessary and we don’t get the necessary skills from basic Arabic Grammar books.
I am looking for material on nouns of excess (Ism Mubaliha) . Any documents you have may be of use?
Asim Iqbal said
I will appreciate if you also consider adding my link:
http://asimiqbal2nd.downloads.googlepages.com
in your Arabic Language links section.
sheepoo said
Asim,
I have added link to your site.
As for making one PDF out of all the separate ones, unfortunately I do not have access to Adobe Professional any more so I do not think that it will be possible for me to put everything together.Also, realize that these are lessons from class and were not meant to be written in a book form.
Finally, I would have recommended Wright’s Grammar as well for the level of detail which you are looking for. Other than that I do not think I have anything currently with me which deals with noun of excess. If something does come up then Insha Allah I can update you on that.
Jazak Allah!
Asim Iqbal said
JazakALLAH! for adding the link. I will Insha’ALLAH add link to this page in my next update. But this should be the page containing all your future pdf material on Arabic.
I found out some details of derived verbal forms using Wright’s Arabic Grammar.
I studied basic ideas on nouns of excess using Wright’s Arabic Grammar.
Similarly prepositions are to be studied using it as reference since Arabic prepositions are not so simple that fii always means in. That is not true.
I think this is a misconception that the things I am looking for are details or a very high level of detail . But students in Muslim schools and madrassaas are not taught these things conprehensively, I guess.
Without knowledge of effect of each form of the available weights of nouns of excess how would a Muslim translate the Names of ALLAH.
Without details of derived verbal forms, how would a Muslim translate such basic orders like laa tafarraqu (form VI) intensity/extensiveness/reflixiveness etc… are to be catered for in translating it.
Similarly prepositions may cause some confusion if not studied comprehensively.
The 3 Urdu Books by Qur’an Academy were also very useful Masha’ALLAH! and I use them extensively also.
Asim Iqbal said
I have seen link to my site given here.
You should rename it as “Free Arabic Grammar Books” OR “Arabic Grammar Books” instead of “Free Arabic Books” as this may give a misconception that my site is for those who know Arabic.
I have also added link to this page in my downloader page in ARabic Grammar Books section
Asim Iqbal said
Assalam-u-alaykum!
Proper and complete Arabic Tutor series Volume 1, Volume 2, Volume 3 and 500+ page Volume 4 is available and complete books on Sarf and Nahw too are available.
You should upload these full and proper versions of these books on your site.
You can download the full books from:
http://www.kalamullah.com/learning-arabic.html
Masood Khan said
Dear Sheepoo,
I really appreciate your pains to help people learn arabic. May Allah grant you blessings in propogating the language of Jannah.
As I am new to computers, its very difficult to read your chapters for learning arabic. I would be utterly grateful if you can make a separate .pdf file for the complete book. This is because it would remain in single place and easier to bookmark.
Wassalam
Masood
sheepoo said
Masood,
These are lecture notes from the Shariah Program class and as such were never meant to be in a book form. The PDF section of this blog has all these separate lectures in their proper order which you can download separately. I think this also makes them easy to handle as well. In any case, I do not have Adobe Professional with me anymore so it will be hard for me to put these all together.
Jazak Allah!
Asim Iqbal said
If you have .tif or .doc versions of these lecture notes, I can attempt to make 1 pdf file for all these lecture notes as 1 document.
sheepoo said
Asim,
I do not have the .doc files for these PDFs. One thing you can do is to copy paste these files into OpenOffice and then use its PDF Writer feature to create one large PDF; I think that will be very useful
Jazak Allah!
Asim Iqbal said
So this material i.e. the lecture notes are frozen and the only format available with you is pdf.
I don’t have open office but pdf writer is available.
I will try to do something to make it 1 file next week Insha’ALLAH!
i.e. General, Sarf and Nahw sections into 1 pdf file with link to this page Insha’ALLAH!
I have word, I also have tif maker but sometimes some quality is lost in pdf to tif, merging all separate tif files , and then converting tif to pdf.
Anyway,
I will try to make 1 file some way.
Asim Iqbal said
I think I will be able to accomplish this task by next week and if I fail, a fried Nouman will Insha’ALLAH! do it.
You can send me some text regarding anything you want to discuss within 1 paragraph, not more than 1 page preferably, having link to this specific page, and a brief introduction to the institution from where you got these notes. I plan to add this at the end of this 1 piece merged document as the last page.
You can send this information as soon as possible to asimiqbal.2 @ gmail.com
sheepoo said
Asim,
It was an online course, Shariahprogram.ca and you can visit the website to get more information. The instructor was Mufti Yusuf Mullan, who I must say, is best of his kind. The course takes you through difficult points of Arabic Grammar in a very easy manner and there are plenty of examples from Quran, which makes learning even more easy. One thing to note: the class in which I was enrolled did not complete its full years because of lack of attendance, so these notes are definitely not the entire course taught at Shariahprogram.ca
Jazak Allah!
Asim Iqbal said
In
17. Nahw – The Followers – Tawabay
You have uploaded 12. Nahw – Huruf Mushabbah bil Fayl – Particles resembling Verbs instead of 17. Nahw – The Followers – Tawabay
Sarf section
You should upload this file 17. Nahw – The Followers – Tawabay, if you have it, otherwise I will make book without this file.
Then see the last post where I finalized what is to be written on the last page and suggest any changes.
Asim Iqbal said
OK everything else is ready only waiting for:
A. 17. Nahw – The Followers – Tawabay
(If available upload, if not available I will do book without it Insha’ALLAH!)
B. This is the final statement to be added at the end:
If you want any changes publish the revised version in your next post and the book will Insha’ALLAH be ready.
This book is based on the lecture notes attended by Sheepoo, which were and are originally available at:
http://sheepoo.wordpress.com/pdf-files/
Sheepoo who attended this course and benefitted us all by sharing these lecture notes has this to say about this course:
“It was an online course, Shariahprogram.ca and you can visit the website to get more information. The instructor was Mufti Yusuf Mullan, who I must say, is best of his kind. The course takes you through difficult points of Arabic Grammar in a very easy manner and there are plenty of examples from Quran, which makes learning even more easy. One thing to note: the class in which I was enrolled did not complete its full years because of lack of attendance, so these notes are definitely not the entire course taught at Shariahprogram.ca”
sheepoo said
Asim,
There is no need to add any kind of ‘advertisement’ at the end of the book. I appreciate your giving credit to my blog so just make sure that the blog address appears somewhere; there is no need to put names anywhere.
I have fixed the error you have mentioned; thank you for pointing that out
Jazak Allah for all your efforts!
Asim Iqbal said
The link to this page is clearly viisible on the last page of the book.
Size ~ 1.31 MB
Pages = 117
You should upload a copy on your official site too.
You can download it from my site. The link is available just above the link to your site on my downloader site.
sheepoo said
Asim,
Nice work! I appreciate your effort in combining the lectures notes in one file. Just pone pint: maybe it will be useful if there was a contents page at the beginning; this will make it useful for the readers to find the specific information they are looking for.
Jazak Allah!
Asim Iqbal said
The Table of Contents has been added at the beginning. I think now the book is complete.
Download it from my downloader site and upload it on your site too.
Asim Iqbal said
1 more thing:
Essentials of Arabic Grammar by Brig Zahoor is not the property of quranacademy.com
It was given to Quran Academy website with the permission of Brig Zahoor and he won’t mind as long as the book is not altered in any way Insha’ALLAH!
I was requested to make an online pdf version of this book. And I clearly put the link of http://www.sautulquran.org (The author’s official site) inside the book, so no need to put (Source : quranacademy.com or any other site) since this is not the source and the source is already mentioned within the book.
So I guess my work here is done . If you have any more book available email to asimiqbal.2 @ gmail.com
sheepoo said
Asim,
The book available on Saut-ul-Quran is written by Ata-ur-Rehman Saqib and is in Urdu. The Book available on Quran Academy site has Brig. Zahoor Ahmed as its author and is in English. Even a cursory look at the two books show that these are different works, so I am not too sure what exactly is the issue here.
Jazak Allah!
Asim Iqbal said
I don’t think the issue is complicated.
See Brigadier Zahoor’s book and the site mentioned within it is http://www.sautulquran.org
How can it be linked to quranacademy.com
Ata-ur-Rehman’s book (this older print available on http://www.sautulquran.org) is not copyrighted and was uploaded earlier.
You should remove source quranacademy.com from his book given here.
You can contact me at my email to directly communicate with Brig Zahoor or Qur’an Academy.
Asim Iqbal said
Essentials Of Arabic Grammar has been linked up at sautulquran.org, the official site of the author and he has said “rights are not reserved” and you by saying source quranacademy.com make it appear as quran academy has something to do with this book and rights have something to do with quranacademy.com . It has nothing to do with this book as far as writing it is concerned. It only published a copy via its site after internal checking acc. to its standards.
SO you should remove source quranacademy.com immediately.
Oumar said
The idea is great so is the content. Unfortunately as Hafasa pointed out, it is not only ‘Anatomy of a sentence Part 2′ link that does not work but many other links don’t. I would be great if someone would look into this problem make the great site it is intended to be. Many thanks
sheepoo said
Oumar,
Can you kindly point out which links are not working and I will be more than happy to fix them, Insha Allah!
jamaaal said
Danke das ist ja super !!!!!!!!
jamaaal said
http://jamaaal.wordpress.com/
sheepoo said
Jamaaaal,
I am happy that you like the site.
Jazak Allah!
Sr Kareemah said
As salaamu alaykum.
BarakAllah feek for this wonderful site.
I am revising “Sarf–The Irregular Verb Part I”. Can you please explain what rules did you follow to get to conjugation 3 ra-muu from ra-mi-yuu as well as to conjugation 3 ra-dhuu from ra-dhi-yuu.
Thanks
Wa alaykum us salaam,
Sr. Kareemah
sheepoo said
Sr. Kareemah,
I have just realized that the third conjugation for rama-yarmee should be ra-mau, i.e. with a fathah on the meem, rather than a dhamma, as I am showing in the blog. Do you agree?
Sr Kareemah said
As salaamu alaykum,
I believe that that is correct. I am using the information on your site to help me to revise for the Shariah on line course. The information has been very helpful.
BarakAllahu feek
Wa alaykum us salaam,
Sr Kareemah
sheepoo said
Sister Kareemah,
.
I have updated the PDF file to show the correct conjugation. Interestingly, the main post did not have this error. I scanned through the comments and one of my users has pointed this mistake out and I had fixed it int he post. I guess I was just plain lazy to fix the PDF
Jazak Allah for the correction!
kamal said
Thanks for your website and it files. They are very useful for me. I am a student of Islamic College in Indonesia and now doing a thesis on Cohesion in Arabic. Appreciate if you have any papers related to that topic to share with me. Syukron.
sheepoo said
Assalam o Alaikum Kamal,
If you could kindly explain in some detail what you are looking for I may be able to help you out Insha Allah
Ahlaam said
Mashaa’Allaah, this an excellent site, perfect for someone learning the arabic language! Allaah yuwafiquk!
Student at Scotland said
Can you please get Qasas un Nabiyeen part 1-3
please to help me with my studies at the Alimah Course
You see i am only 13 so i find it hard
sheepoo said
Student at Scotland,
I will highly recommend that you register for the Online Shariah Program course for all your Arabic learning needs. The Qasas books come with the course and Mufti Yusuf is a marvellous instructor, Masha Allah.
As for myself, I am simply a student of Arabic so I may not be of much help other than in Nahw and Sarf. That said, I will absolutely help you out wherever I can, Insha Allah.
Hope that helps!
Jazak Allah!
martin prior said
Asalaamu alaikum,
I am also doing the Shariah program. I do not find it easy. However I am determined to plod along. I would really like to express my appreciation of the work you have put in here. It has helped me very much in understanding these terms and concepts.
Jazak Allah
sheepoo said
Martin,
I am glad that this material was helpful to you. As for the course being tough, any new language that you learn does not come easy, especially if you are learning the technical part of it (grammar, rhetoric etc.). I hope that this material will go some way in alleviating your difficulties in learning the language of Quran, Insha Allah
Jazak Allah!
halimah said
could u plz tell me the meaning of kasas part1 and 2 in urdu as my 1st year exams are coming up on the 10th august or ill fail im under pressure of time
jazakullah- by the way your websitte is very helpful
sheepoo said
Halimah,
It is almost impossible for me to provide the Urdu translation of Qasas Part 1 & 2 in such a short time. First of all I do not have the Urdu translation with me. Secondly, I think that the translation is easily available in Pakistan, so if you have anyone you know there you can ask for their help.
Sorry that I was unable to help you out here, although I am glad that you found the blog useful
Jazak Allah!
halimah said
please could u tell me what ismah ishaarat means step by step or where it is on the website this is from the book mualim-al-sarf
halimah said
as you said earlier that u could ask someone in pakistan for help or the book it is not avail;able for me because theres is no one to send it quickly to me here in england please if you know of a website -please could u tell me that
jazaakullah
halimah said
please could u tell me what ismah ishaarat means step by step or where it is on the website this is from the book mualim-al-sarf
jazaakallha
sheepoo said
Halimah,
Ism ishara is what you call a ‘demonstrative pronoun’ in English: it points to another noun i.e. this, that, those, these etc.
You can read more about this on Page 27 of Ilm-un-Nahw (link # 5 under the Arabic Grammar Books section)
I hope that helps, Insha Allah
Jazak Allah!
halimah said
asslamualaykum,
as you said earlier that u could ask someone in pakistan for help or the book it is not avail;able for me because theres is no one to send it quickly to me here in england please if you know of a website -please could u tell me that
jazaakullah
sheepoo said
Halimah,
What I meant to say was that You could ask someone in Pakistan (if you have contacts there) to look for an Urdu translation for Qasas. For myself, unfortunately, I do not know anyone in Pakistan who can help me out with this
Hope that helps
Jazak Allah!
halimah said
sheepoo,
i always wanted to know on the web it says i last messaged 1:06 in the morning but when i really did type was after 8:00. is it because u live not in england or something
jazaakallah
halimah said
hi,
what is ismai afaal an its types, ismai aswaat, ismai zaroof, and ismai kyaanaat
jazaakalla
halimah said
hi
wat is jumlah ismiyahs two type that question came in the exam but i didnt know the answerdoes anybdy know
j
Ibn Moussa said
As-salamu ‘alaykum
Thank you for these courses of Arabic grammar. It is a very useful work. Bârakallâhu fikum.
Do you know about this link (Combined format of some lecture notes) : http://asimiqbal2nd.downloads.googlepages.com/lecture-notes.pdf
It is a file where there are all your classes (Combined format of some lecture notes). This is useful, but :
Are we allowed to use this file?
Are we allowed to distribute this file?
Bârakallâhu fikum
sheepoo said
Ibn Moussa,
Thank you for asking. The author of the said web site did ask my permission to put together all the lecture notes on my blog into one single file. So please go ahead and use either the separate files from my blog or the single file from the other web site. It would also be great if you can introduce other to this knowledge who may be looking for some material on Classical Arabic Grammar
Hope that helps!
Jazak Allah!
asimiqbal2nd said
Assalam-u-alaykum!
I am Asim Iqbal 2nd, and my new website is http://asimiqbal2nd.110mb.com/ As you can see from the old googlepages site for which the account was deleted by google and somehow the website still remains. But that site is stuck on Dec 1 2008 while my latest site http://asimiqbal2nd.110mb.com is updated today with many more free Arabic Grammar resources.
Kindly replace the old link with this new link in your Arabic Grammar Links section.
Asim Iqbal 2nd.
sheepoo said
Link has been updated
Jazak Allah!
Asim Iqbal 2nd said
Also if you have made any editions in these lectures or added any further notes, inform me so that I can make a new version of the file or for new notes add a 2nd file.