Advanced Grammar | Al Hidayah Fil Nahw Part 3

Advanced Grammar | Al Hidayah Fil Nahw Part 3

This is a classical Arabic grammar manual that covers the fundamentals of Arabic Grammar in extensive detail. This course is ideal for any student who has studied the Madina books (Books 1-3), Commentary of the Ajrummiyah, or equivalent, and wants to take this knowledge to the next level to master Arabic Grammar and begin studies in Rhetoric. The book will be read in Arabic and expounded upon in great detail. The lessons covered range from Al-Tawaabi' (nouns that follow) to the completion of the section on nouns.

This course is a prerequisite for HN04.

Course Lessons:

• Lesson 1: The Nouns That Follow (Al-Tawaabi') Part 1. The Na'at (Adjective): The two types of Na'at (Haqeeqi and Sababi). Linguistic discussions related to the Na'at with examples from the Quran. 
• Lesson 2: The Nouns That Follow (Al-Tawaabi') Part 2. Joining with conjunctions: When is joining not permissible? Further discussions not covered in the book with examples from the Quran. 
• Lesson 3: The Nouns That Follow (Al-Tawaabi') Part 3. Emphasis (Ta'keed): The two main reasons for using Ta'keed. Methods to emphasize different aspects of a sentence. Examples from the Quran. 
• Lesson 4: The Nouns That Follow (Al-Tawaabi') Part 4. The Substitute (Badal): The four types of Badal with examples. Rules for when Badal and the followed word differ in definiteness.
• Lesson 5: Reasons for Nouns to be Mabni and How They Are Analyzed. Introduction to the eight types of Ism Mabni. 
• Lesson 6: Personal Pronouns (Al-Mudhmaraat) Part 2. Detailed linguistic analysis of Dhamir Al Sha'in and Dhamir Al Fasl. 
• Lesson 7: Demonstrative Pronouns (Asmaa Al-Ishaarah): In-depth discussion with examples from inside and outside the Quran. 
• Lesson 8: Relative Pronouns (Asmaa Mawsoola): Their roles as adjectives, with rhetorical and grammatical insights. 
• Lesson 9: Nouns Used for Verbs, Sounds, and Compound Nouns: In-depth discussions on their types and usage. 
• Lesson 10: Ambiguous Nouns (Al-Kinayaat): Detailed analysis of interrogative and informative usages, with examples from the Quran. 
• Lesson 11: Adverbs: Linguistic discussions on Al-Ghayaat (positional adverbs) and their grammatical relevance. 
• Lesson 12: Definiteness and Indefiniteness in Nouns: Levels of definiteness, examples from the Quran (2:61 vs 3:112). 
• Lesson 13: Counting in Arabic: From 1 to 100,000. Grammatical constructions and linguistic differences. 
• Lesson 14: Masculinity, Femininity, and Duality: Grammatical insights on dual constructions and figurative femininity. 
• Lesson 15: Plurals: Discussion on sound and broken plurals, with examples and Quranic patterns. 
• Lesson 16: Verbal Nouns and Participles: Linguistic insights into their usage in Arabic and the Quran. 
• Lesson 17: Sifah Mushabaha and Ism Tafdheel: Analysis of the hyperbolic noun and related linguistic structures. 

Key Features:

• Comprehensive Coverage: Detailed lessons on advanced Arabic grammar, focusing on the beauty and complexity of the language.
• Expert Instruction: Learn from experienced educators specializing in Arabic linguistics and Quranic studies.
• Flexible Learning Experience: Access course materials anytime, anywhere, and progress at your own pace.
• Prerequisite Knowledge: Ideal for students who have completed foundational Arabic studies.

Who Is This Course For?

This course is tailored for students of Arabic linguistics, Quranic sciences, and aspiring educators who aim to master Arabic grammar and begin exploring rhetoric. It is a prerequisite for advanced studies in Arabic linguistics.

Lifetime Access:

Enrolled students gain lifetime access to the course materials, ensuring they can revisit and consolidate their knowledge whenever needed.

Certification:

Upon completion, students will receive certification from the Sibaway Institute, recognizing their achievements and readiness for further academic pursuits in Arabic and Quranic studies.