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1. The Nouns and the Article

2. The Simple Nominative Sentences

3. The Possessive Case or Genetive

4. The Verb

1. The Root System | 2. The Morpheme | 3. Tenses Perfect Past Tense Examples | 4. Added Forms | 5. Modification of the verb

5. Doubled and Weak Verbs

1. Same letter for second and third radical | Hollow Verb |

6. The Verbal Sentences

1. The Nominal sentences | 2. The Verbal sentences | Declension of the verbal sentence | The word order in a verbal sentence

7. The Imperfect Tense

al-mudari | 3. Groups of the tri-literal verbs A | B | C | D | E | F sa | sawfa Imperfect Examples

8. Moods of Imperfect, Indicative and Subjunctive

an | alla | lan | lian | hatta | kay | Subjunctive Examples

9. Moods of Imperfect II, The Jussive

lā | lam | lam:ā | li | in | man | aynamā | ayyamā |Jussive Examples

10. The Passive Voice

• 1. Perfect - nusira | sumiAAa | Duriba | futiHa | kurima | Husiba
• 2. Indicative Imperfect - yunSaru | yusmaAAu | yuDrabu | yuftaHu | yukramu | yuHsabu
• 3. Subjunctive Imperfect - yunSara | yusmaAAa | yuDraba | yuftaHa | yukrama | yuHsaba
• 4. Jussive Imperfect - yunSar | yusmaAA | yuDrab | yuftaH | yukram | yuHsab
• 1. Active Perfect weak verbs: qāla | dāAAa | bāAAa
• 7. Passive Perfect weak verbs: qīla | duAAī | bīAAa
• 2. Active Imperfect Weak | yaqulu | yadAAu | yabīAAu
• 8. yuqālu | yudAAā | yubāAAu
• The Participle | 15. Active | 16. Passive

11. The Adjectives

• Adjectival Compound
• Adjectival Phrase
• Idafah phrase
• Adjective patterns

12. The Pronouns

• Detached Pronouns
• Attached Pronouns | Attached to Noun | Attached to Verb

13. The Plurals

Solid Plurals Masc | Solid Plurals Feminine | Construction of Solid Plural | The broken plural |

14. The Prepositions

• Inseparable Prepositions bi بِ | ta | wa | la لَ
• Separable Prepositions | | hatta | AAala عَلَـىٰ | ila إِلَـىٰ| AAan عَنْ | fī فِي | min مِنْ | dooni دُونِ | | baAAdi بَعْدِ
• Nouns Used as Prepositions | laday لَدَيْ | tahta تَحْتَ | qablun قَبْلٌ | warai وَرَاءِ | ladun لَدُنْ | AAinda عِنْدَ | maAAa مَعَ | | bayna بَيْنَ | fawqa فَوْقَ | hawla حَوْلَ | ayyun أَيٌّ | iyya إِيَّ | anna أَنَّ | kaanna كَأَنَّ

15. The Imperative

• The Imperative | Pattern I | Pattern II | Pattern III | Hamzated Verbs | Emphatic Nūn

16. The Derived Forms of the Verbs I, II, and III

• The Verb Form I | The Verb Form II | The Verb Form III

17. The Derived Forms of the Verbs IV, V, and VI

• The Verb Form IV | The Verb Form V | The Verb Form VI

18. The Derived Forms of the Verbs VII to X

• The Verb Form VII | The Verb Form VIII | The Verb Form IX | The Verb Form X

19. The Unsound Verbs (Weak)

• 1. Nonconsonantal Verbs | 2. The Verbs of Duplicated Radicals | 3. Hamzated Verbs

20. The Numerals

• 1. Cardinal Number | 2. The Ordinal Numbers

21. The Pronouns

• 1. Demonstrative Pronouns Near Demonstrative Pronoun Far | 2. Relative Pronoun | 3. Interrogative Pronoun

22. The Declension

23. Nouns: Declinable

24. Declension of the Nouns - Accusative Case

Declension Samples

25. Al-Hal

• Five nouns أَبٌ | أَخٌ | فَمٌ | حَمٌ | ذُو | Five Nouns

• laysa لَيْسَ | tj Kana and Its Sisters
• asbaha أَصْبَحَ | tj Kana and Its Sisters
• Sara صَارَ | tj Kana and Its Sisters
• amsa أَمْسَىٰ | Kana and Its Sisters
• Zalla ظَلَّ | Kana and Its Sisters
• inna إِنَّ | Inna | verily, indeed | Inna and Its Sisters
• lakin لَـٰكِنْ | but | Inna and Its Sisters
• lain لَإِنْ | because | Inna and Its Sisters
• layta لَيْتَ | if only | Inna and Its Sisters
• laAAalla لَعَلَّ | perhaps | (Inna and Its Sisters
• lawla لَوْلَا
• laA لَا |
• inna with attached pronouns | إِنَّ
26. Conditional Sentences
• in | إِنْ | if |
• man | مَنْ | who, whom, whoever |
• mahmā | مَهْمَا | whatever |
• ay:un | أَيٌّ | which, whichsoever |
• law | أَيٌّ | if |
• ithā | إِذَا | when |
• lain | لَئِنْ | if |
• law | لَوْ | if |
• lam:ā | لَمَّا | when |
• lawlā | لَوْلَا | if not or had not |
• matā | مَتَىٰ | whenever |
• ayyana | أَيَّانَ | whenever
27. The Noun - Distinction and Pattern
28. The Verbal Noun
29. Conjunction and Interjection
30. Some Different Types of Verbs
1. The verb لَيْسَ laysa | not to be
2. The Verbs of praise and blame | نِعْمَ | بِئْسَ
3. The Verb عَسَـىٰ | AAasa | it may be, perhaps, it it very likely to be
4. The Verbs of Wonder | ma ahsana | ma atyaba | ma akrama | ma akfara
5. The Verb | مَا زَالَ | mā zāla and its sisters
6. The Verb | كَادَ kāda | to be on the point of
7. The Verb kāna كَانَ and its sisters