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This unique book could have been titled. "Use the Right Word in Arabic." It explains subtle and sometimes not-so-subtle differences between Arabic words that may be considered to by synonyms, through use of interesting examples collected through painstaking search of literature.
Classical Arabic language study by Ibn Hisham (708/1309 - 761-1360).
The best-known sharh of Kafiyah of Ibn Haajib. Contains the complete book with wrap-around hashiya. Handwritten script.
The best-known sharh of Kafiyah of Ibn Haajib. Beautiful two color printing. Contains the following sections: Marfoo'aat, Mansoobat, Majrooraat, and Tawabi'.
The best-known sharh of Kafiyah of Ibn Haajib. Beautiful two color printing.
Shaykh Muhammad ibn Salih al-Uthaymeen's (d. 1421 AH) commentary on the classical work on Nahw (Arabic grammar) "Al-Aajrumiyyah" by Allamah ibn Aajroom (d. 723 AH). Compiled primarily from audio recordings of his lectures, with headings added for easy access.
Contains the complete poem and commentary.
Contains only the first two volumes of Sharah Ibn Aqeel. Stops at the end of Tamyeez before Hurooful Jarr. For the complete book by the same publisher, see this item.
This classic collection of verb conjugation tables is in a beautiful two color printing. Provides Urdu translations of the verbs as well. Also contains modern Arabic words with Urdu translations.
Maulana Mushtaq Charthawali's Safwatul Masadir remains a highly regarded source for Arabic grammar students. It is now available in English translation. Consists of the different forms of Arabic verbs along with a listing of many examples of words that follow each of those patterns
Collection of classic stories from Arabic literature.
Collection of hundreds of tables of verb conjugates. An invaluable tool for the students of Arabic grammar.
Classical commentary by al-Fakihii (d. 972 AH) on Ibn Hisham's (d. 726 AH) "Qatr al-Nada wa Ball al-Sada".
By Ibn Hisham al-Ansar (d. 761 AH). Edited by Muhammad Muhyi al-Din Abd al-Hameed. Entire book in one volume.
By Ibn Hisham al-Ansar (d. 761 AH). Edited by Muhammad Muhyi al-Din Abd al-Hameed.
By Ibn Hisham al-Ansari (d. 761 AH). Edited by Muhammad Muhyi al-Din Abd al-Hameed.
By Ibn Hisham al-Ansar (d. 761 AH). Edited by Fakhruddin Qubawa. . Entire book in one volume.
Treats the Arabic grammar through a group of words and expressions listed alphabetically.
The author has painstakingly collected examples of errors in Arabic language usage in books, magazines, newspapers, and on radio and television today. He explains the error and shows correct usage. Draws on Qur'an, Hadith, ancient Arabic poetry, dictionaries, and works of other linguists.
A comprehensive reference grammar of literary Arabic as it is written today. Discusses all the morphological and syntactical aspects of the language, beginning with basic elements such as the alphabet, the vowel signs, nouns, adjectives and adverbs, and proceeding to more complex structures such as conditional sentences, relative clauses, adverbials, and so on. Contains about 12000 examples. Compiled by Ron Buckley of the University of Manchester.
A student's handbook on Arabic grammer.
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