A summary of Arabic Grammar in 60 minutes

This is a summary of the fundamental principles of Arabic Grammar.

Topics covered include:

Nouns: (الإَسماءُ)
The three states of grammatical analysis
Definite/Indefinite state
Gender
Singular - dual - plural

Verbs (الأَفْعَالُ)
The past tense (المَاضِي)
The present tense (المُضَارعُ)
The future (المُسْتَقْبَلُ)
Negating verbs

Letters (حُرُوفٌ)
Letters of dragging (حُُُُرُوفُ جَرٍّ)
Letters of the acusative (حُُُُرُوفُ نَصْبٍ)
Letters of negation (حُُُُرُوفُ نَفْيٍ)
Letters of condition (حُُُُرُوفُ شَرْطٍ)

The Nominal Sentence (الجُمْلَةُ الاِسْمِيَّةُ)
The Verbal Sentence (الجُمْلَةُ الْفِعْلِيَّةُُ)

[bahutu]

I thought about learning Arabic for a long time, but this video was my first grammar lesson. It seems like Arabic grammar is really beautiful. Of course, both are totally different languages but it seems to be a bit comparable to German. We also change some vowels and word endings based on the function of a word in a sentence, based on past/present/future and so on. At the beginning, that is hard to learn, but once you master it, it opens up wonderful possibilities for lyrical expression and poetry. As well, it makes the meaning and logic structure of a sentence very precise. It's probably for a reason that algebra was invented in Arabic countries.
I started Arabic by learning vocabulary only, but now I am very keen to learn more grammar. Because at the end, grammar is which makes a language unique, not the vocabulary.
Thank you very much for the lesson <3

[وسامالعبيدي-لت]

This video is easy to understand and very organized, and a lot of information was given in one hour. For one hour, many specific topics were mentioned, but I think this is the perfect way to tell this information in a way that still could be well understood. This would be very beneficial to anyone trying to learn Arabic grammar.

[maryclairfitzpatrick]

I am a teacher of many languages and am now learning Arabic. Excellent, very interesting class. Arabic is a very beautiful language. Shokran jazeelan.

[andreyamakesmusic]

‎ 🙏🏻 شكرا جزيلا يا شيخ
I’m learning arabic, from friends and using duolingo, and I find it challenging to understand what I’m learning when I’m just mimicking phrases without deeper understanding. Often I knowع the root words I want to use, but struggle to arrange them into a sentence that makes sense. No doubt I will be revisiting this lesson now and then, inshallah to help me better use the vocabulary I have acquired.
شكرا لك مرة أخرى و جزاك الله خير

[swabrinajaffar]

Maashallah..i love how this teacher is teaching n explaining😊..👌👌..Jazakallahul kheir oh teacher!!!

[ahafeel]

Masha Allah... This is a complete lesson by itself.. Jazakallah khair. May Allah accept your good deeds and grant you and your family the best in both worlds

[Nlo.k]

I'll forever be grateful for this video. Studying Arabic is mandatory in where I am, but the way schools teach it, I never managed to truly understand the core basics of the grammer. This video helped me resolve all those misunderstandings.

[alocin]

This is very nice teaching. What I learned today is that there is no third-person-plural in Arabic. So I, he/she, you(f), you(m), and we. So there is no "They", therefore we use "he/she", This is what I learnt. Thank you.

[AccessArabic]

Ma sha Allaah la quwwata illa billah! One of the best and most well explained videos I've ever seen

[jeanberry]

This really helps to revise the basics. Thank you brother. May Allah reward you here and hereafter.

[shirazsultana]

Jazak Allah Khairan kaseera.
Indeed it was a very informative lecture for the basic fundamentals to be known for the beginners.

[fatmakaya]

You are explaining very clear and understandable, thank you very much it is so useful for me both for English and for Arabic as a Turkish student

[xionk]

It is the best video I have seen so far. Masha Allah

[tombslasher]

Good video been trying to learn read, write and speak Arabic. This grammar lesson is helping. Interesting and beautiful language.

[sarary]

Wow. Allahumma barek brother. This was a awesomely explained video. You did a incredible job with clear and simple examples. May allah accept your efforts.

[mubarakamuriyassin]

Baraka Allah fiikum wa djazakum Allah qhairan jus I'm in Rwanda I need to learns more

[LADYZEE]

Am 9 minutes into the video and am in love already! Barakallahu feek brother! You are an answer prayer. May you find this in your mizaanul hasanaat as heaviest of your beautiful good deeds. Thank you so much🤩🤩🤩🤗

[alisha]

MAsha Allah, May Allah reward you immensly Shaykh. Thanks so much

[ziaw]

One of the best I have come across. Jazak Allah

[drzahidaperveen]

Jazakallah brother. You have made Arabic grammar so simple. Otherwise it was presented like a big confused one.