Sarf "Verbology" Table of Present Tense (مضارع )

Since Yaf`a'lu means 'you are doing', it's the default word to refer to one man. All of Arabic begins with the singular (1) and masculine (Mudhakkar) forms. All of Arabic is therefore based on gender and an amount/number, so that you know who you talking to (human/sentient) or how many things (objects/non-sentient) you are talking about. But what if you are referring to 2 women, or the Qur'an is talking a group of masculine objects?...

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Adjectives: Mausoof & Siffah aka Naat & Manoot

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيمOk. This is a structured topic, and it's one of my favourites. Also, sorry for my writing because I wrote these about 10 years ago.ADJECTIVESDepending on which text and teacher you have, adjectives are given an umbrella title such as:Murakabe' Tauseef if you learning with Urdu teachers, this means descriptive phrases or compouds.Mawsuf & Siffah if it's a classical Arabic course, or maybeNa`at & Man`oot if you're studying...

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Why It's Waajib To Keep Learning

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم The Importance of Seeking Knowledge Is A Command from Allah  It is Waajib (Obligatory) upon all Muslims to seek beneficial knowledge of their Deen (Religion). The first ever word to be revealed from the Qur’an was ‘Read!’ ‘Iqrah!’...

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