Easy Nahw-Sarf
Foundation for understanding Qur'anic and Hadith Arabic
Wish to read and comprehend Arabic sentences without vowel markers? Learn core Nahw and Sarf principles to establish an authentic linguistic bridge to the Qur'an and Hadith.
Translators inevitably leave a veil between the reader and the original divine text. Rather than bogging students down with abstract theoretical terminology, this course emphasizes functional syntax (Nahw) and word morphology (Sarf) through recurring Qur'anic examples. The goal is to train students to decode sentence structures and comprehend core meanings directly.
What you will learn
- Core sentence types: Nominal (Jumla Ismiyyah) and Verbal (Jumla Fi'liyyah) constructions.
- Word endings and grammatical states (I'rab) and determining syntactical roles.
- Morphological derivation of verb conjugations (Sighah) from root letters via Sarf.
- Analytical techniques for reading unvoweled Arabic text.
- Hands-on parsing and comprehension of selected Qur'anic verses and Hadith passages.
Who this course is for
- Learners seeking to transition from reading translations to engaging directly with the Arabic text.
- Students wanting a clear, logical grammar foundation free from excessive memorization.
- Professionals and general-background learners eager to access Qur'anic Arabic.
Class format and benefits
- Step-by-step whiteboard sentence parsing during live sessions.
- Abundant worked examples using authentic sacred texts.
- Group cohorts and personalized one-on-one formats.
Class arrangements and fees
Live one-to-one and batch classes are both available, with flexible scheduling and separate arrangements for women. You can pay by bKash, Nagad, Rocket or bank transfer (or by card online, where available), and the academy will arrange your class times after enrolment.