Quranic Dictionary vs Clear Arabic Grammar Reference

Qamoos Alfaaz in Quranic Arabic and contemporary English is the scientific approach to explain the linguistic excellence of Quranic root letters, Quranic vocabulary and grammar with the detailed constructs of the derived forms of trilateral verbs. The dictionary also explains AlAerab (Inflection) of each word. AlAerab (Inflection) is the change of the last syllable of the Quranic words that govern them either explicitly or implicitly. Famous and well known research study of the entire Quran by Abdullah Abbas AnNadwi, a linguistic scholar of Quranic vocabulary. Enhanced Graphics added for formatting and App organization. Authentic and verified for accuracy. Organized based on root letters order/approach in the Quran. Individual Quranic roots separated and indexed for quick and easy access.

The "Arabic Grammar - Comprehensive Reference" app is a comprehensive guide that provides a thorough understanding of the fundamentals of Arabic grammar in an easy and simplified manner, supported by images to facilitate comprehension and learning. The curriculum covers various topics including the definition of Arabic grammar, sentence and word divisions, and the study of verbs, nouns, and particles, including their signs and divisions. It also addresses pronouns and verb tenses such as past, present, and imperative, and explains concepts such as the accusative noun and interrogatives, among many other essential topics in Arabic grammar. Thanks to its precise organization and inclusiveness, this app is an ideal tool for students and enthusiasts interested in learning Arabic grammar, whether they are beginners or advanced learners. Whether you want to understand basic grammar concepts or delve into advanced topics, this app provides the necessary support and guidance to achieve that. ** Content ** Introduction to Arabic grammar Sentence and word divisions Verbs: signs and divisions Nouns: signs and divisions Particles: signs and divisions Pronouns: separate and attached Demonstrative pronoun Verb tenses: past, present, and imperative Accusative and passive nouns Interrogatives Conditional nouns Connected noun Five nouns Particles Constrained inflection words Exceptions Subject and predicate Tabulation words: "kāna" and its sisters Inquiry words: "in" and its sisters Estimation words: "kāda" and its sisters Adverb Attributive and attributed Noun cases Differentiation Agent Object Object for Absolute object The five verbs Predicate Emphasis Coordination Substitute