Classical Arabic Level 1
This course is for beginners who know how to read Quran fluently and would like to understand the meaning of the Quran while reading in Arabic. Classical Arabic courses are based on fus-ha dialect which is the dialect of the Quran. Mumtaz Institute has prepared a program of study that uses the Madinah Book Series as a base to teach fus-ha dialect from, as well as wide range of other resources. The course is especially designed for a non-native arab whose mother tongue is not Arabic language.
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Course Info
The aim of this course is to build a strong foundation of student about the core principles governing Arabic language, to provide introduction to Arabic grammar and to develop grasp on beginners Arabic vocabulary which shows up throughout the Quran. Successful completion of this course will enable students to analyze the grammar of Surahs such as al-Fatihah, Al-Falaq, and An-Nas and understand the basic concepts and sentence structure of Arabic.
Generally the course units include: memorization of basic vocabulary, Demonstrative Pronouns, Possessive pronouns, Hadhaa wa dhaalikha, Definate articles, Prepositions etc. Please refer to course overview for details.
Course Overview
- Unit 1 - Demonstrative Pronoun - Haadhaa (This is…)
- Unit 2 - Dhaalika (That is..)
- Unit 3 - The Arabic Definite Article (The)
- Unit 4 - Prepositions (e.g. to, from, in, at, etc.)
- Unit 5 - Expression of Ownership (Vocative Particle)
- Unit 6 - The Demonstrative Pronoun for the Feminine Article (This is…)
- Unit 7 - The Demonstrative Pronoun for the Feminine Article (That is…)
- Unit 8 - Revision Lesson – Grammar Rules Learnt so Far
- Unit 9 - The Adjective Clause and the Relative Pronoun
- Unit 10 - Possessive Pronouns and the Five Nouns (Exception)
- Unit 11 - Attaching Pronouns to Prepositions and Present Tense Verbs
- Unit 12 - How to Have a Discussion in Arabic
- Unit 13 - Plural for the Demonstrative Pronoun, Sound Plural and Broken Plural
- Unit 14 - Possessive Pronoun Referring to the Masculine Nouns
- Unit 15 - Possessive Pronoun Referring to the Feminine Nouns
- Unit 16 - The Concept of Rational and Irrational Nouns
- Unit 17 - The Dual Forms of the Arabic Nouns
- Unit 18 - Numbers 1 to 10 for Masculine Nouns
- Unit 19 - Number Phrase for the Feminine Noun
- Unit 20 - Introduction to the Diptotes
- Unit 21 - Introduction to the Diptotes (Continued)
- Unit 22 - The Definite and the Indefinite Nouns and Their Types
- Unit 23 - The Demonstrative and the Relative Pronouns in Detail
- Unit 24 - Examination
Requirements
To join
this course, student must be able to read Quran or Arabic fluently.
knowledge of Tajweed is NOT required.
Arabic writing skill is NOT required.
Student is required to attend lessons on time and cooperate with the
teacher. In case of children, parents
are required to motivate and monitor the attitude, alertness and the behavior
of student during lesson. Student is
required to submit regular feedback to the academy about the course as well as
teacher.