This is a classical Arabic grammar manual that covers the fundamentals of Arabic Grammar in extensive detail. This course will be 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 in order 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 are from Nominative case nouns until the end of Accusative nouns.

All relevant handouts will be provided. Students will have access to online forums to ask questions. All lessons can be downloaded for personal use. Anyone who falls behind with their studies will be given extra time to access the forums and lessons.

Course Structure:

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.

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.

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.

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.

Reasons for Nouns to be Mabni and How They Are Analyzed. Introduction to the eight types of Ism Mabni.

Personal Pronouns (Al-Mudhmaraat) Part 2. Detailed linguistic analysis of Dhamir Al Sha'in and Dhamir Al Fasl.

Demonstrative Pronouns (Asmaa Al-Ishaarah): In-depth discussion with examples from inside and outside the Quran.

Relative Pronouns (Asmaa Mawsoola): Their roles as adjectives, with rhetorical and grammatical insights.

Nouns Used for Verbs, Sounds, and Compound Nouns: In-depth discussions on their types and usage.

Ambiguous Nouns (Al-Kinayaat): Detailed analysis of interrogative and informative usages, with examples from the Quran.

Adverbs: Linguistic discussions on Al-Ghayaat (positional adverbs) and their grammatical relevance.

Definiteness and Indefiniteness in Nouns: Levels of definiteness, examples from the Quran (2:61 vs 3:112).

Counting in Arabic: From 1 to 100,000. Grammatical constructions and linguistic differences.

Masculinity, Femininity, and Duality: Grammatical insights on dual constructions and figurative femininity.

Plurals: Discussion on sound and broken plurals, with examples and Quranic patterns.

Verbal Nouns and Participles: Linguistic insights into their usage in Arabic and the Quran.

Sifah Mushabaha and Ism Tafdheel: Analysis of the hyperbolic noun and related linguistic structures.

Comprehensive Coverage: From intermediate grammar to advanced rhetoric, students will gain a deep understanding of the structural elegance and complexity of the Arabic language.

Expert Instruction: Learn from experienced educators specializing in Arabic linguistics and classical texts.

Flexible Learning Experience: Students can access course materials anytime, anywhere, ensuring they can learn at their own pace and revisit complex topics as needed.

Prerequisite Knowledge: Ideal for students who have completed intermediate Arabic studies and are looking to delve deeper into grammar and rhetoric.

This course is tailored for students of Quranic sciences, aspiring educators, or anyone seeking to master the depths of Arabic grammar and rhetoric. It is a prerequisite for students continuing to more advanced studies in Arabic linguistics.

Upon enrolment, students gain lifetime access to the course materials, allowing them to progress through the lessons at their own pace and according to their own schedule.

If a Student decides to upgrade to a Lifetime Access Plan then the price of this course will be discounted, provided they upgrade within 3 months of enrolling in this course.

Upon completion, students will be recognized by the Sibaway Institute for their dedication and academic achievements in Arabic and Quranic studies, endorsing their deepened understanding and readiness for further academic or professional endeavors in Arabic Studies.