The prefix "ال" makes a noun definite (the)
Arabic grammar · النحو والصرف
15 rules that unlock most verses.
Particles, pronouns, sentence structure and word forms, each explained with a Quranic example you already know. One rule at a time; no textbook.
Particlesالحروف
4 rulesThe preposition "ب" means with, by, or in
The preposition "مِن" means from or of
"إنَّ" emphasizes a statement (indeed/verily)
Pronounsالضمائر
3 rulesPronouns that attach to verbs, nouns, and particles
Words like this, that, these, those
Words like who, which, that
Syntax (Nahw)النحو
4 rulesSentences that begin with a noun (subject + predicate)
Sentences that begin with a verb
The vowel endings that show grammatical function
Two nouns joined to show possession (X of Y)
Morphology (Sarf)الصرف
4 rulesThe 10 main verb patterns in Arabic
Most Arabic words come from 3-letter roots
Arabic nouns are masculine or feminine
Arabic distinguishes singular, dual (two), and plural

