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Arabic Grammar, One Page at a Time

For Muslims who read Arabic but do not understand it

Understand the Qur'an you already recite

Start at the letters. Finish able to open a verse and say what every single word is doing.

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Arabic vocabulary never ends. The grammar does — it is a closed set of rules, and once you have them they hold for every ayah you will ever open.

200 pages 137 exercises 15 tests 4 parts
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  • Starts from zero — the marks, then the words, then whole verses
  • One idea per page, four minutes each
  • 137 exercises, answers at the back, nothing spoon-fed
  • 10 Qur'an worksheets you fill in yourself
  • Every line checked against the classical books

Checked line by line against the classical books

Part One follows al-Ājurrūmiyya. Parts Two and Three follow aṣ-Ṣarf lil-mubtadiʾīn. The Qurʾan pages are checked against Muʿjam Iʿrāb Alfāẓ al-Qurʾān, with the meanings quoted from Hilali & Khan. Nothing in this book is invented, and every single word carries its vowels.

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What is inside

Part One

How sentences hold together

The marks on the letters, the three kinds of word, both kinds of sentence, joined pairs, followers, the fifteen a-words and the three ways into i. Chapters 1 to 77.

Part Two

How words are built

Roots and patterns, the six doors of the bare verb, all fourteen persons, commands, and the nine added shapes. Chapters 78 to 111.

Part Three

The verbs that shift

What happens when waw, ya or alif sits inside a root, plus doubled and hamzated verbs. Chapters 112 to 123.

Part Four

Taking the Qur'an apart

Ten worksheets on al-Fatiha, al-'Asr, al-Ikhlas, al-Kawthar and an-Nasr: numbered words, empty boxes, and answers at the back. Checked against Mu'jam I'rab Alfaz al-Qur'an, meanings quoted from Hilali & Khan.

How it works

1

Buy it

One payment, no account to keep.

2

Download it

The link arrives on the confirmation page and by email.

3

Read one page a day

Each page holds one idea and ends with an exercise.

4

Check yourself

A short test every few chapters tells you whether to move on.

Where you will be

Week one

You can name the three kinds of word and read the marks that sit on them.

Month one

You can look at a short verse and say who did what to whom.

Month three

You take verbs apart into root and pattern, and guess meanings you were never taught.

The end

You open al-Fatiha and parse every word of it without help.

Why this one works

Most Arabic courses

  • Vocabulary lists, grammar left for later
  • Arabic printed without vowels
  • Long chapters you never finish
  • Answers mixed into the page
  • You still cannot read a verse alone

This book

  • Grammar first, from the very first page
  • Every single word fully vowelled
  • One idea per page, done in minutes
  • Answers at the back so you must think
  • You end up parsing verses word by word

Questions people ask

Do I need to know Arabic already?

You need to be able to read the letters. Everything else starts from zero — page one is a single word.

Is the Arabic in it reliable?

Part One follows the Ajurrumiyya. Parts Two and Three follow as-Sarf lil-mubtadi'in. The Qur'an analysis in Part Four is checked word by word against Mu'jam I'rab Alfaz al-Qur'an al-Karim and the published Qur'anic morphology corpus. None of the Arabic is invented.

What makes it different from a normal grammar book?

Normal books explain a rule and move on. This one gives you one idea per page, an exercise under it, and a test every few chapters — and it ends with worksheets where you parse real verses yourself.

Can I get a refund?

Once the file has been downloaded, no — a download cannot be handed back, and the law treats it that way too. What you get instead is permanent: no expiry, no subscription, every future edition free, and a fresh copy from us any time you lose the file. If the file is broken, you paid twice, or you bought by mistake and have not downloaded yet, we refund without argument.

How do I get it after paying?

A download link appears on the confirmation page and lands in your inbox straight away. The file is a PDF in A4, so it reads on a phone and prints properly.

How long does it take to work through?

One page a day is the pace it was written for — about four months. Faster is fine, as long as you do the exercises.

Is this for children or adults?

Adults. It is explained as plainly as it would be for a child, but the material is the full classical syllabus.

You have recited these verses for years. Every year you wait is another year of praying words you cannot yet unpack.

Page one takes four minutes. Start tonight.

Start on page one tonight

One page a day. Done before the year is out.

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Add to your order

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Checked line by line against the classical books

Part One follows al-Ājurrūmiyya. Parts Two and Three follow aṣ-Ṣarf lil-mubtadiʾīn. The Qurʾan pages are checked against Muʿjam Iʿrāb Alfāẓ al-Qurʾān, with the meanings quoted from Hilali & Khan. Nothing in this book is invented, and every single word carries its vowels.