Arabic 04 03 Introduction to diptote case signs
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Diptote and غير منصرف nouns.
Arabic 04 02b2 ACTS Putting case into practice
Posted: January 25, 2013 Filed under: Arabic Grammar | Tags: Arabic Grammar Nahmad and Haywood help Leave a comment
A few more worked examples with ACTS analysis of nouns
Arabic 04 02b1 ACTS Putting case into practice
Posted: January 25, 2013 Filed under: Arabic Grammar | Tags: ACTS analysis of nouns, Arabic Grammar Nahmad and Haywood help, مبتدأ, خبر Leave a comment
This lesson introduces the ACTS analysis of nouns.
Arabic 04 02a Case from shapes to nouns
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Builds upon the analogy of shapes and the geometrical olympics to understand case in Arabic.
Arabic 04 01 Introduction to case
Posted: January 25, 2013 Filed under: Arabic Grammar | Tags: Arabic grammar, Arabic Grammar Nahmad and Haywood help, Case of nouns, حال Leave a comment
Understanding the concept of case an introductory video which builds on an analogy using the geometrical olympics.
Arabic Grammar Chapter 03 – Nouns and Gender
Posted: December 23, 2012 Filed under: Arabic Grammar | Tags: A new Arabic Grammar, Arabic grammar, Arabic Grammar Nahmad and Haywood help, Arabic grammar YouTube, arabic word types, Gender of nouns |, mind maps, Nahmad and haywood Leave a commentBismillah alhamdulillah:
Explanatory mind maps for Chapter 3 from A new Arabic Grammar (Nahmad & Haywood). An explanatory video per mind map is being uploaded for viewing via http://www.youtube.com/user/islam2unotes . The images can be downloaded and printed on an A4 / US letter size sheet.
Arabic Grammar Chapter 02 00 – Types of Words
Posted: December 9, 2012 Filed under: Arabic Grammar | Tags: A new Arabic Grammar, Arabic grammar, Arabic Grammar Nahmad and Haywood help, Arabic grammar YouTube, arabic word types, mind maps, Nahmad and haywood, Types of words in Arabic Leave a commentBismillah alhamdulillah:
Explanatory mind maps for chapter 2 from A new Arabic Grammar (Nahmad & Haywood). An explanatory video per mind map is available for viewing via http://www.youtube.com/user/islam2unotes . The images can be downloaded and printed on an A4 / US letter size sheet.
QuranTM – A simple free Quran study tool
Posted: December 4, 2012 Filed under: Quran Vocab | Tags: Arabic, Arabic flashcard excel sheet, corpus.quran.com, Excel flashcard, Excel Quran worksheet, flashcard program, Quran English word-by-word translation, Quran learning, quran vocabulary tool, QuranTM, root letters of Quran Leave a commentبسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
الحمد لله
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله
Alhamdulillah there is a growing interest in the Quran and many people want to understand it in its original language – Arabic. Here is a simple tool that utilizes the data from an excellent project called corpus.quran.com which is an open source Quran analysis project.
The links in this file are to a simple Excel spreadsheet which takes the corpus.quran.com data and has put it into a single document. Now if you are not familiar with Excel or use it in your office you may panic and think this is not for me! But I think once you have seen this and seen how easy it is – إن شاء الله Allah willing you will change your mind. Please read on.
An Excel document is called a spreadsheet, it looks a bit like a math book (remember those back in school) where instead of lines you have a grid of squares. In the QuranTM Excel file each row has each individual word from the Quran placed in it. In the row of squares below you will find the English meaning and the root letters. An example is given below:
You can read the Quran from beginning to end and each word is translated into English and the root letters are given too. Where a word occurs a second time the meaning is not given. Why is that?
The aim is to get you to go back to where you first met the word and check the meaning there. This draws upon your Translation Memory i.e. the first time you meet a word it is laid down into your brain. This method enhances this first memory of the word. But how do you get to your first meeting of the word?
Where a combination of the Arabic word in the Quran and the meaning occurs a second or greater time instead of the translation you get a clickable link that takes you back to where you first met the word in the Quranic order. Here is an example from Surah Al Feel (105):
You can even highlight a word and then record the vocabulary using the companion Vocab Excel sheet. All of this does NOT require an internet connection or you to install any software other than Microsoft Office 2007 or greater. The files can work in earlier version but need a few minor changes.
You can see all the above demonstrated in the instructional videos (links below) . These will take you step-by-step on how to get things set up.
All the links you need are below. Let me know if anything is missing or you spot any errors.
Watch how to use QuranTM and Vocab here
Video 1 – Where to out the files
Video 2 – How to use QuranTM and record your Quranic vocab
Video 3 – How to use the Vocab document to revise your words
Links for the Excel files
QuranTM : https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B-3c-HeKc3OrVVVrSDhzMGZDZ1k
Vocab : https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B-3c-HeKc3OrTC1RZDdrekhBVHc
Surah Al Muddathir Part 8
Posted: November 24, 2011 Filed under: Quran Tafseer | Tags: Quran commentary, Surah Al Muddathir Part 8 Tafseer Leave a commentبسم الله الحمد لله
This week I am trying a new format. I have used a mind-mapping program called Freemind to make some mind maps and then voiced them over. The advantage of this is that you can download the mind maps and add or change them as you wish. Freemind is an opensource and hence free to use program for mind mapping. It is also Java based so can be used with Macs/ Windows / Linux. You can download it from here. The separate mind maps can also be combined into a single mind map from inside Freemind. Here is a good YouTube video on how to use Freemind.
Download this weeks mind maps from here. You can view the mind map online here and you should be able to download it in the Freemind format. Files have a ‘mm’ extension.
The YouTube vodcasts are available below:
Posted: November 28, 2011 | Author: islam2unotes | Filed under: Quran Tafseer | Tags: Commentary, Quran, Surah Al Muddathir | Leave a comment
بسم الله الحمد لله
Parts 9 & 10 are uploaded, alhamdulillah. Part 9 is in the Freemind format and Part 10 is a return to pen and paper.
Links
Part 9 Freemind mind map.
Muddathir Part 10 074.049-056 (PDF)
The YouTube video links are below: