Introduction In Arabic grammar, conditional sentences are composed of two primary components: the condition itself, termed the protasis or فِعْلُ الشَّرْطِ, and the consequence or result of that condi…
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Introduction The particles known as "Inna and its sisters" - إِنَّ وَ أَخَوَاتُهَا - hold a significant position in Arabic syntax, imbuing nominal sentences with emphasis and nuance. إِنَّ (certainl…
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In this Arabic grammar lesson, we will study a special category of nouns called الأَسْمَاءُ الخَمْسَةُ, meaning the five nouns in Arabic. These nouns are important for understanding Arabic declension,…
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1. The verb “to not be” — لَيْسَ It is used only in the perfect tense but conveys the sense of the imperfect. Like كَانَ, the noun or adjective following لَيْسَ takes the accusative case (الْمَنْصُوبُ…
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Introduction The term الْبَدَلُ refers to a noun that replaces a previously mentioned noun in a subsequent sentence. In this structure, the replacing noun, known as الْبَدَلُ, follows the noun it repl…
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Arabic numbers are an essential foundation for learning Arabic. They are used to talk about age, quantities, dates, prices, times, years, distances and many everyday situations. In Arabic, the number …
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