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This series by the esteemed Ustadh Mousa Shawkat delves into comprehensive Arabic grammar, exploring noun and verb formations, correct number usage, and constructions with 'inna' and 'kana'. Students master comparatives, question words, and parts of speech while learning practical vocabulary for days, seasons, and colors. Through structured lessons, the course builds fluency in sentence analysis and construction, equipping learners to apply these rules in reading, writing, and everyday communication with precision
37 Episodes
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The adjective: Agreement of the adjective with the noun it modifies
Conjugating the past and present verbs with the dual pronoun
The doubled verb: Conjugating the past and present tenses with pronouns
The weak verb of the last root letter: Conjugating the past and present tenses with pronouns
The weak verb of the second root letter: Conjugating the past and present tenses with pronouns
The weak verb of the first root letter (the Wawi example)
“Kana” and “Ma Zala”
Review of numbers
Parsing of the sound masculine plural
The three states of the present tense (Review)
The jussive mood of the present tense with “Lam” and “Lamma”
Parsing of the dual form
The subjunctive case of the present tense verb with "lan" (will not)
Dropping the "noon" from the five verbs in the subjunctive
The subjunctive case of the present tense verb with "an" (to)
The verb "Yureed" (wants) conjugated with certain pronouns
The prohibitive "la," "Kaada" (verb meaning "almost"), and the difference between the negating particles "la" and "ma"
The imperative verb
The present tense verb conjugated with all pronouns
Conjugating the present tense verb with additional pronouns- The breaking and opening of the hamza in "Inna”
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