An-Nahw Al-Wadih level 1: foundations of Arabic grammar
Learn to recognise the structure of the Arabic sentence, identify the function of words and progressively apply the fundamental rules of nahw.
Word categories Foundations
- ▣Recognise the noun, verb and particle
- ▣Identify their role in the sentence
- ▣Observe the main grammatical markers
- ▣Apply the concepts to simple examples
The nominal sentence Syntax
- ▣Understand the structure of the nominal sentence
- ▣Study the mubtada
- ▣Study the khabar
- ▣Build and analyse simple sentences
The verbal sentence Construction
- ▣Recognise the verb
- ▣Identify the subject
- ▣Identify the direct object
- ▣Analyse simple verbal sentences
First notions of i‘rab Analysis
- ▣Understand the principle of i‘rab
- ▣Observe the main grammatical markers
- ▣Connect function and ending
- ▣Carry out initial guided analyses
Application and validation Final objective
- ▣Analyse simple sentences
- ▣Correct fundamental grammatical errors
- ▣Review the concepts of the level
- ▣Take the final assessment
Begin structured study of Arabic grammar
Level 1 of An-Nahw Al-Wadih progressively introduces the fundamental principles of Arabic grammar. The student learns how a sentence is built and how to identify the function of its main elements.
The rules are studied through examples, exercises and guided analyses so that grammar becomes a genuine tool for understanding.
- Identify the main categories of words.
- Distinguish nominal and verbal sentences.
- Recognise mubtada, khabar, verb and subject.
- Understand the role of the direct object.
- Begin grammatical analysis and i‘rab.
Who is this level for?
- Students beginning a structured study of nahw.
- People who can already read Arabic.
- Students who want to consolidate their grammatical foundations.
- People preparing for a deeper study of Arabic texts.
72 hours spread over 8 monthly instalments
Level 1 includes a credit of 72 hours of one-to-one lessons, spread over 8 monthly instalments of 9 hours.
The teaching pace remains close to 2 hours of lessons per week.
- 72 hours of private lessons.
- 8 monthly instalments.
- 9 hours credited per monthly instalment.
- A regular pace of about 2 hours per week.
- A dedicated teacher for the student.
Progressing to the next level
Once the learning objectives are validated, the student continues with An-Nahw Al-Wadih level 2.
Assessment and validation of the level
The teacher regularly checks understanding of the rules and the student’s ability to apply them when analysing sentences.
- Continuous assessment during lessons.
- Grammatical analysis exercises.
- Review of weak points.
- End-of-level assessment.
- Al-Dirassa certificate after validation.
Start Arabic grammar with solid foundations
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