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Arabic grammar course online

If you want to grasp the beauty of Arabic and you want to know why it is the most eloquent language, you need to learn Arabic grammar.

Grammar is the foundation of any language, once you master it you’ll be able to:

Understand the language structure
easily get the meaning behind different compositions
communicate effectively with native people

That is what we at Fluent Arabi institute will help you achieve in our online Arabic grammar course.

Below, you’ll find very helpful information about Arabic grammar, what makes our approach to teaching it special, and how it’ll help you reach your goals of learning Arabic faster.

Don’t forget to take advantage of our two free Arabic grammar Classes.

Arabic grammar in simple terms

Arabic grammar – also known as “al-nahw النحو ” – is the science that researches and extrapolates the speech of the Arabs in a way that makes the speaker learn their words and follow their example.

In the early days, people used to learn a language from their ancestors by listening to and emulating them. But civilizations evolved and new people wanted to learn different languages to communicate efficiently.

That’s the reason early scholars established grammar to define the rules of the syntax of a language so new people could learn it easily.

Early Arabic scholars defined Arabic grammar as the science that depends on following the approach of The words of the Arabs in their behavior in terms of parsing or inflection; such as similes, plurals, disparagement, cracking, additions, lineage, composition, and so on.

Studying Arabic grammar will make you understand the source of the words and how they are formulated into different sentences. And the more you learn the better you’ll comprehend Arabic text.

Why you should learn Arabic grammar?

There is a very interesting story of how Arabic Grammar was established as the science we know today which happened in the time of the fourth of The Rightly-Guided Caliphs of the Islamic nation – Ali Ibn Abi Talib.

One of his students – Abu Al Aswad Al Duali – saw someone reciting the Quran incorrectly, he corrected him and went to Ali Ibn Abi Talib – May Allah be pleased with him – to inform him about that.

Our master Ali Ibn Abi Talib ( RA ) taught his student how to formulate the Arabic language rules and syntax they already knew. Then he ordered him to follow the same path to make simple and clear rules for the people to read the Quran and learn Arabic.

Many non-Arab people converted to Islam during the era of the Rightly-Guided Caliphs, they wanted to learn to read and understand the Quran and Sunnah.

That resulted in people making mistakes especially while reciting the Quran. that’s why our Master Omar Ibn Khattab – May Allah be pleased with him – instructed new Muslims to learn the Quran with the help of someone who is competent in Arabic.

All of the above summarizes the importance of learning Arabic Grammar. Without understanding it you won’t be able to fully understand any sophisticated Arabic text.

Remember, Arabic is the language of the Quran, the one that Allah ( SWT ) chose to convey his final message to humankind, so learning Arabic will help you understand that massage and follow it according to the teachings of the prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

That’s why not just anyone who is interested in learning Arabic should learn grammar, but every Muslim should learn Arabic grammar.

How to learn Arabic Grammar

There are 3 essential steps you need to follow to learn Arabic grammar efficiently.

1- Understand the basic grammar principles

The basic structure of Arabic grammar consists of the following topics:

Different categories of Arabic words
Arabic sentences and how they are different from English
Grammatical states in Arabic
Arabic Parsing and Inflection
Gender, plurality, and numbers in Arabic

Once you grasp these topics you’ll have a good command of Arabic grammar.

2- Practice Arabic grammar daily

You need to practice reading and listening to Arabic daily and apply everything you learn. You need to analyze any Arabic text you come across to deepen your knowledge.

That will push you to learn more about Arabic grammar and even learn about advanced topics.

Later, we will introduce you to the best books to learn Arabic grammar – that we actually use in our online Arabic grammar course – in which you can find a great curriculum you can follow in addition to helpful exercises.

3- Get regular feedback

This might be the most difficult step because it requires having a native Arabic speaker to practice with or some kind of a tutor to help you find your mistakes and correct them.

That’s why we advise anyone who is serious about learning Arabic grammar to get an expert Arabic tutor because even some native Arabic speakers struggle with grammar.

You will find below a summary of our online Arabic grammar course and why it is different from other courses.

Arabic grammar course structure

Our grammar course consists of 3 levels. Each level is designed based on a curriculum approved by the best Arabic language experts.

We test every student applying for our Arabic grammar course to determine his/her level.

Each level contains:

Reading and writing exercises
Using many examples from the Holy Quran and Sunnah
A final test before the student can advance to the next level

Below you can find more information about each level in our online Arabic grammar course.

1st level of the Arabic grammar course

This level is designed for the absolute beginner
It is suitable for all ages-starting from 7 years old and above.
At the very beginning we make sure that every student has the basics covered; reading, writing, and pronouncing basic words and simple phrases

The curriculum used at this level is based on Madinah Arabic textbook in addition to some other educational materials.

Some of the Arabic grammar Subjects You’ll learn at this level include:

Nominative sentence	Demonstrative	pronouns	Verbal sentence
Masdar	al-Muthanna	the types of the past verbs	The imperative
The passive	Verb scale	Plural in Arabic	kana wa akhwatuha
In wa akhwatuha	The M’urab and Mabni	Accusative	attached pronouns

2nd level of the Arabic grammar course

In this Intermediate grammar level, students begin to analyze the structure of Arabic sentences
At this level, we focus on teaching several examples of grammar rules extracted from the Quran, Hadith, and Arabic Poetry

The curriculum used at this level is based on the Rules of Ajurumiyyah, A book on grammar written by Ibn Ajru which is taught in most universities of Arabic language and Sharia

Some of the Arabic grammar Subjects you’ll learn at this level include:

Types of speech.	I’raab in Arabic	Types of l’raab Verbs	Nominatives	The Subject Naibul Fail
mubtada & khabar	adjectives Al atf Al badal tawkeed	accusatives adverb Haal & Tameez objects	Conditional Sentences in Arabic

Note: For enrolling in this level, the student should pass a test or have successfully finished the first level in the Arabic Grammar course.

3rd level of the Arabic grammar course

This level revolves around the advanced topics of Arabic grammar
Students who finish this course find it very easy to understand sophisticated standard Arabic Texts
If you are willing to learn more about Quran and Shariah or want to join an Islamic school – like Al-Azhar – finishing this level will help you a lot

The curriculum used at this level is based on Alfiya Ibn Malik, a poetic text written by Imam Muhammad bin Abdullah bin Malik Al-Ta’i Al-Jiani.

It’s one of the most illustrious textbooks that include grammatical and linguistic systems that help anyone master the Arabic language.

For enrolling at this level, the student should pass a test or have attended the first level in the Arabic Grammar courses.

Some of the Arabic grammar Subjects You’ll learn at this level include:

Arabic Lazim and Muta’addi verbs	إن wa akhwatuha	Mafool Mutlaq	mafool feehi
mafool mahu	Exceptions	propositions	Mudaf Aur Mudaf ilaih
Mudaf	mudaf to ya al mutakalm	Masdar Mu’awwal	Active Participles
The ‘laa’ of absolute negation	exclamation	نعم وبئس in Arabic	adjectives
warning and temptation	ikhtisas in Arabic	Nedaa	munada in Arabic

Note: For enrolling in this level, the student should pass a test or have successfully finished the second level in the Arabic Grammar course.

After completing these levels, the student will have comprehended more than 100 grammatical rules and how they are used in Arabic sentence structure.

What makes our Arabic grammar course special?

Our approach to teaching Arabic grammar is very simple.

1- We get to know Our students

Our Arabic grammar tutors get to chat first with our students to know their background and if they had any experience with Arabic grammar before.

They also ask some questions about the learning behavior of the student to tailor their approach to be the most effective.

2- We utilize the power of one-on-one classes

Whatever the age of the student, the learning experience should be fun, engaging, and reasonably challenging.

And that won’t be achieved without building a personal relationship between the student and his/ her teacher.

Our expert Arabic tutors know how to do that.

They use the power of Online one-one Arabic classes to develop a healthy relationships with their students to keep them committed and motivated.

3- We provide an engaging learning experience

To make the learning process efficient and engaging our tutors use a lot of examples and stories to help students understand Arabic grammar and solidify their knowledge.

Our tutors ask lots of questions during class and make students get to conclusions on their own.

That’s why many of our students don’t need long study hours to memorize rules or make a lot of effort to learn new concepts.

4- We use the best Arabic grammar curriculums tailored for beginners

We rely on the best curriculums and books for teaching Arabic grammar developed by the best experts from prolific institutions, like:

The World Federation of Arab Islamic International Schools
The Islamic University of Madinah
The Arab Institute for the Arabic Language
Al-Azhar university

5- Our tutors are qualified, experienced, and agile

Here at Fluent Arabi institutes, we are proud of the group of tutors we have. They are qualified not only in the subjects they teach like; Arabic, Quran studies, and Islamic history, but also in how to teach them to kids and adults.

Our tutors use the best teaching techniques to provide their students with a great learning experience.

Our tutors seek to instill in the hearts of their students – especially kids – the correct teachings of Islam from the Quran and Sunnah. This motivates the Muslim student to walk the straight path that leads to Paradise

6- We provide regular progress reports

One of the best features of online education is analysis. We try our best to track the most important metrics.

We deliver regular study reports to our students or their parents to keep track of progress.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions about this course

Is Arabic grammar hard?

Learning any new language will be somewhat difficult, so grammar will also be a bit hard due to differences in grammatical rules. But if you use the right approach with many grammar exercises, it will become easier with time. There are some great curriculums that make studying Arabic grammar rules easy.

Is Arabic gendered?

Yes, Arabic is a grammatically gendered language. Gender in Arabic has two kinds; masculine and feminine. The masculine gender is used in Arabic when describing a large group of people.

How many parts of Arabic grammar are there?

There are nine parts (nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, articles/determiners, and interjections). A noun (الاسم) is a part of speech that denotes a person, animal, place, thing, or idea.

Adjectives (الصفة) are words that describe or modify nouns.

The verb (الفعل) signals an action, an occurrence, or a state of being. Whether mental, physical, or mechanical, verbs always express activity.

Adverbs (الحال) are words that describe or modify verbs.

What is the best way to learn Arabic grammar?

To learn Arabic grammar you need to follow a good curriculum that’s suitable to your level. Practicing with an expert Arabic tutor is the best way to advance your knowledge of Arabic grammar.

How are Arabic sentences structured?

The main components of Arabic sentence structure are subject, verb, and object. Arabic has 2 types of sentences: nominal and verbal. Nominal sentences begin with a noun or a pronoun, while verbal sentences begin with a verb.

Nominal sentences have 2 parts: a subject (مبتدأ) and a predicate (خبر). The subject of the nominal sentence is a noun or a pronoun, while the predicate can be a noun, adjective, preposition, noun, or verb.

Why should you learn Arabic grammar?

We should learn grammar, which is called Nahw (نحو), to understand standard Arabic fully. learning grammar will make you speak fluently and eloquently. If you are learning Arabic to gain knowledge from the holy Quran and Islamic history, you would need to learn Arabic grammar.

And begin your journey of learning Arabic grammar with the help of expert Arabic tutors.