Learning Quranic Arabic...

[sagaciouscorpion]

Assalamualaikum All....

It is a very unfortunate reality that we are ignorant of the Language of Qur'an... The miracle of Qur'an lies in its language... I therefore invite you all to take out some of your precious time... for learning the language of the Quran... I will try and post all possible links for those who are interested....

As the first bit I am pasting the link for PeaceTV program "Learning Quranic Arabic..."

Four phases are available on youtube .... and videos are quite self explanatory ... I hope some of you guys will find them useful...

The program I am talking about is this...

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhgvc6bCz_A[/video]

Videos can be accessed by this link...

http://www.youtube.com/user/IslamicTV1

I will try to update other links as soon as possible...

I look forward to your response...

 

[hnuter555]

pls try to find some free software so one can teach himself in free time and remove mistakes in recitatation of quran majeed
jezakalla kheer

 

[sagaciouscorpion]

I am sorry that I couldnt find a software.... but here is a link for a series of lectures on Tajweed... you can follow the link on youtube ......

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OUwWlrRNSM[/video]

The channel also contains a course of Arabic Grammar...

http://www.youtube.com/user/MAKEEN104

 

[abduttawwab]

Thank you brother for this informative post!

Every Muslim should spend some time to learn the Quran-o-Sunnah and it's language. The best is to learn from a scholar / aalim-e-deen

I've seen a good book on the subject by Hazrat Prof. Dr. Ghulam Mustafa Khan (r.a.)
The book name was Qurani Arabi (in urdu)

 

[sagaciouscorpion]

Another website which provides a full course of Quranic Arabic based on the books "Lughat ul Arabia" written by Dr. V.Abdurrahim... These books are used in Universities of Saudi Arabia to teach arabic to non-arabic speakers...

You can download all three books, their solutions and complete lecture series which otherwise occupy around thirty DVDs...

The link for the website is...

http://www.lqtoronto.com/