Arabic numbers 1 and 2 follow a special rule. Unlike the numbers from 3 to 10, they often behave like adjectives. They usually come after the noun and agree with it in gender, number and grammatical c…
The Arabic question word كَمْ is a very important word in Arabic. It means “how many” or “how much” and is used to ask a question about a quantity, a number or a measure. In this lesson, we will learn…
Arabic personal pronouns are one of the essential foundations of Arabic grammar. They allow you to speak about yourself, address someone directly or refer to an absent person. To learn Arabic correctl…
The rules of Noon Sakinah and Tanween are among the essential foundations of Tajweed. They help the student recite the Quran with greater accuracy, fluency and respect for pronunciation rules. Noon Sa…
The dual in Arabic, called الْمُثَنَّى, is a grammatical form used to refer to two people, two things or two elements. This concept is essential in Arabic grammar because Arabic clearly distinguishes …
The irregular plural in Arabic is an essential concept for understanding Arabic grammar and expanding your vocabulary. Unlike the regular plural, the irregular plural is not always formed by simply ad…
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