NAH 6 – Abrogative Particles
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DAI
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Course Overview
Nahw refers to the science that governs sentence structure, word endings, and the relationship between words in a sentence. It is one of the core sciences of the Arabic language and a foundation for understanding the Qur’an, Hadith, and classical Arabic texts.
This course delves into one of the most dynamic topics in Arabic grammar—Abrogative Particles—which play a powerful role in altering sentence structure and meaning. Also in this course, you will learn the active subject and passive subject, preposition, adjunction and verbs that require three objects.
Course Content
- MODULE 1: Subject and Predicate
- MODULE 2: Subject of the Verb
- MODULE 3: Deputy of the Subject
- MODULE 4: 'Kaana' and its Sisters
- MODULE 5: Particles that are Similar to 'Laysa'
- MODULE 6: 'Kaada' and its Sisters
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MODULE 7: 'Inna' and its Sisters
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Introduction to 'Inna' and its Sisters
00:11:30 -
Types of the Subject and Forms of the Predicate of 'Inna' and its Sisters
00:06:08 -
Cancellation of the Function of 'Inna' when Followed by Extra 'Maa'
00:06:15 -
'Laa' of Absolute Negation
00:14:22 -
Grammatical Function of 'Laa' of Absolute Negation and its Conditions
00:07:16
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- MODULE 8: 'Dhonna' and its Sisters
- MODULE 9: Verbs that Take Three Objects
- MODULE 10: Prepositions
- MODULE 11: Annexation