AR111 is an introductory course into Arabic Morphology (Sarf) utilizing the primer, “Morphology Made Easy” which is an English translation of “`ilm al Sarf” by Sheikh Mushtaq Ahmed Charthalawi Currently this is an in-person on-site course part of the Absolute Essential Program. […]
AR111 is an introductory course into Arabic Morphology (Sarf) utilizing the primer, “Morphology Made Easy” which is an English translation of “ilm al Sarf” by Sheikh Mushtaq Ahmed Charthalawi
Currently this is an in-person on-site course part of the Absolute Essential Program.
Instructor:Maulana Muhammad bin Zahid Patel
Lectures: 33
Curriculum
- Arabic Terminologies
- Past Tense
- Present and Future Tense
- Emphasized Negative – Future Tense
- Negative, Past Tense
- Emphasized Positive – Future Tense
- Imperative Command
- Negative Command
- Active Participle,
- Passive Participle,
- Noun of Place or Time,
- Noun of Instrument
- Comparative Noun
- Triliteral and Quadriliteral Verbs
- Established Patterns of Mujarrad Triliteral Verbs,
- Established Patterns of Quadriliteral Verbs
- Minor List of Variations of Root Word – Established Patterns of Mujarrad Triliteral Verbs
- Established Patterns of Mazīd fīh Triliteral Verbs without hamzah,
- Established Patterns of Mazīd fīh Triliteral Verbs with hamzah
- Established Patterns of Quadriliteral Verbs, Miscellaneous Rules,
- Established Patterns of Verbs Categorized as Quadriliteral
- Consonants and Vowels in the Root Letters of Verbs – 1
- Consonants and Vowels in the Root Letters of Verbs – 2
- Consonants and Vowels in the Root Letters of Verbs – 3
- Consonants and Vowels in the Root Letters of Verbs – 4
- Consonants and Vowels in the Root Letters of Verbs – 5
- Consonants and Vowels in the Root Letters of Verbs – 6
- Consonants and Vowels in the Root Letters of Verbs – 7
- Consonants and Vowels in the Root Letters of Verbs – 8
- Consonants and Vowels in the Root Letters of Verbs – 9
- Consonants and Vowels in the Root Letters of Verbs – 10
- Consonants and Vowels in the Root Letters of Verbs – 11
- Consonants and Vowels in the Root Letters of Verbs – 12
- Consonants and Vowels in the Root Letters of Verbs – 13
- Consonants and Vowels in the Root Letters of Verbs – 14
- Specialties of the Established Patterns of Mujarrad Triliteral Verbs
- Specialties of the Established Patterns of Mazīd fīh Triliteral Verbs without hamzah
- Specialties of the Established Patterns of Mazīd fīh Triliteral Verbs with hamzah
- Specialties of the Established Patterns of Mujarrad Quadriliteral Verbs
Maulana Muhammad Patel (Muhammad Bin Zahid) was born and raised in Cambridge, ON. After obtaining his Ontario Secondary School Diploma from Galt Collegiate Institute in Cambridge, he travelled to Durban, South Africa and acquired his degree in Islamic Theology as well as certificate of recitation in the 7 modes of Qir'ah. He then pursued a post-graduate course at his alma mater, Madrasah Taaleemuddeen, Isipingo Beach, improving public speaking, authoring and translating articles, doing basic specialization in jurisprudence and gaining experience teaching children on how to be practical, ideal Muslims in the 21st century. He has lead Tara'wih since 2007 in Canada, the U.S., and South Africa. Maulana Muhammad Patel is a member of the Jamaiyyatul Ulama Canada, Canadian Council of Muslim Theologians (CCMT).