help with nouns , verbs and particles

[al_Zayn]

To be honest, the best advice i can give u is to keep at it and take things step-by-step, dont worry if u cant figure everything out.
One thing ill reccomend though, is that whatever u learn, try and apply it in any sort of arabic texts like qasas an-nabiyyeen. So if your learning nahw, for example, then try and work out why this letter has this i'rab etc. This helps in remembering the qawa'id.

@ Zainul, alhamdulillah i can understand arabic.

Akhi.

Make du`a Insha-Allah.

[Quraatulain]

Salams MashaAllah keep it ,i have fallen behind in my arabic .We have to stay focused and InshaAllah it will be easy.
May Allah swt make it easy for all of us to learn this beautiful language.
Sis my duas are with you InshaAllah Allah swt makes it easy for you.

[muslim forever]

Salams MashaAllah keep it ,i have fallen behind in my arabic .We have to stay focused and InshaAllah it will be easy.
May Allah swt make it easy for all of us to learn this beautiful language.
Sis my duas are with you InshaAllah Allah swt makes it easy for you.

Salaam,

Thanks sis!! Thanks for everything, ur advice and all....You'll also be in my duas. *hug*

Anyways, i think we should keep this thread focused on Arabic rather then Bham. Sorry for asking so many off topic questions.

Sis what is your level of Arabic? Which books are u using? Sorry i forgot.

Wasalaam

[hugga12]

salam- thnx to all for the help- thanx to brother zaynul in particular- i found the book ilm nahw quite good in terms of definitions

[al_Zayn]

salam- thnx to all for the help- thanx to brother zaynul in particular- i found the book ilm nahw quite good in terms of definitions

Bro Hugga, why not post everything we learn on this thread? it will be great. It can serve as a reminder to us and cam be easily accessed.

[hugga12]

inshallah- i think we should do that -

[muslim forever]

Get the Urdu book, `Arabiyy Safwathul Masadir, really good book, it is in Urdu, it helps you understand Majority of the Arabic words.

Salaam,

You both know Urdu? wow mashallah!

Where can u get this book from anyway? Amsons maybe?

Wasalaam

[muslim forever]

Sis.

We're learning Basic Sarf, Nahw and normal Arabic speaking and listening; the books are Ilm-us Sarf [Awwaleen and Aakhireen], `Arabiyy Safwath-ul Masadir, both With Mufti Imran.

as for Nahw, Shaykh Zahir doesn't want us to buy any books for that as he has his own method of teaching with his handouts etc.

`Arabiyy Bayna Yadayk with Mufti Shahzad.

Alhamdulillah, its going good [Hard too] for both of us, please make du`a that me and Br Hugga still have the Zeal to learn sacred `Ilm all through this course and onwards.

Yeah it is at as-Suffa.

how is your Qaaf going?

Salaam,

Did ur teachers give u these books i.e. did u buy them from as-suffa or did u buy them from one of the bookshops in Bham?

Wasalaam

[al_Zayn]

Salaam,

You both know Urdu? wow mashallah!

Where can u get this book from anyway? Amsons maybe?

Wasalaam

I had to force myself to learn Urdu [Reading and writing] a year back 'unfortunately' - (joke), im not that bad now, getting better, Alhmadulillah..

My speaking and understanding of Urdu is Masha-Allah good which i knew from before.

The book i mentioned i think you can get from Amsons, but i got mine from al Mu'min..

Our teachers gave us the book names and where its available from and we get them.

[hayatali]

Assalamu Alaykum,

Yes, I think it will be a good idea to use this thread for revision. As for books, we should stick to what the Ustadhs recommend. There are so many different books on Arabic, each having different descriptions for Ism, Fi'l and Harf etc. So we should stick what the teacher's way.

Al-Hamdulillah I lovin it so Far. Mufti Imran is brilliant, cracks me up all the time. Shaykh Shazad is excellent. Shaykh Zahir, Umm I am abit scared of him, Maybe because of my respect for him. He is a Great scholar and when he speaks, he's very uplifting.

Allah has indeed blessed us with their company. May Allah make easy for us our task.

Your As-Suffa Brother,

Hayat.

Wa Salam