An-Nahw Al-Wadih level 3: master grammatical analysis
Study advanced grammatical structures, deepen your i‘rab and develop your ability to analyse complex sentences and Arabic texts.

Advanced grammatical structures Advanced nahw
- ▣Study more complex constructions
- ▣Identify several functions within a sentence
- ▣Understand relationships between clauses
- ▣Justify analysis precisely
Deeper study of i‘rab Analysis
- ▣Analyse long sentences
- ▣Identify embedded functions
- ▣Apply primary and secondary markers
- ▣Develop independence in i‘rab
Hal, tamyiz and exception Advanced functions
- ▣Understand hal and its use
- ▣Study tamyiz
- ▣Study the main forms of exception
- ▣Distinguish these functions in texts
Conditional structures Construction
- ▣Recognise conditional structures
- ▣Understand their different elements
- ▣Study their grammatical effect
- ▣Analyse them in texts
Text analysis and preparation for traditional nahw Final objective
- ▣Analyse literary and Islamic texts
- ▣Apply several rules simultaneously
- ▣Discover more technical terminology
- ▣Prepare for the study of traditional works
Reach an in-depth command of nahw
Level 3 is the advanced stage of the An-Nahw Al-Wadih curriculum. Students study more complex constructions and develop more independent grammatical analysis.
This level also prepares students to move on to traditional nahw works, whose terminology and presentation are more condensed.
- Analyse long and complex sentences.
- Deepen i‘rab.
- Study hal and tamyiz.
- Understand exception and condition.
- Analyse more advanced texts.
Who is this level for?
- Students who have completed level 2.
- Students with a good grammatical foundation.
- People who want to deepen text analysis.
- Students preparing for traditional nahw.
96 hours of lessons over 12 months
Level 3 includes 96 hours of one-to-one lessons at a rate of 2 hours per week.
Payment is spread over 12 monthly instalments of 8 hours, with a teaching objective of 48 weeks.
- 96 hours in total.
- 2 hours of lessons per week.
- 48 weeks as a teaching objective.
- 12 monthly instalments of 8 hours.
- One-to-one lessons with a dedicated teacher.
Progression to traditional nahw
Once the objectives of level 3 are validated, the student can continue with traditional works.
Assessment and validation of level 3
The assessment checks the student’s ability to understand advanced rules, perform structured i‘rab and analyse more complex texts.
- Continuous assessment.
- Regular grammatical analyses.
- Work on texts.
- Targeted review of difficulties.
- Final assessment.
- Al-Dirassa certificate after validation.
Prepare for the study of traditional nahw
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