Package # 01

Learn Arabic Writing System.

Series Of "Videos + Audios + eBooks"

To learn Arabic in the shortest time, Simply you have to learn all skills in the same time, and writing Arabic is one of these important skills, but why? You should know that when you learn Arabic word for example,  your brain  reserves a cell for this word, and the brain tries to associate many things with it, like the word pronunciation, its meaning, its shape, etc…
Once you write this word using your hand, in this case your hand tells your brain to confirm the word in your brain cell. So you will find it easy to recall this word anytime!

Arabic is written from Right to left. 

Only the consonants and the long vowels are indicated.

There are no capital letters or small letters in Arabic language.

The manner of writing Arabic is like the cursive style, and most of the letters are connected to a preceding letter of a following letter within the same word.

In Arabic we have 6 letters that break the rule of joining or connecting to a preceding letter of a following letter within the same word.

Most of the Arabic letters have 4 shapes, depending on whether they are connected to a preceding and/or a following letter or not. Note also that Some letters don’t have the 4 shapes, like the letter “Taaâ Marbootah” which already covered in This Package.

Using dots below or above some letters in Arabic is very critical, as you should know that some letters are identical in the basic form and are distinguished from one another by using the dots below or above it, and this also already covered in This Package.

The Arabic writing System described here is using the most 2 common ways for writing Arabic, Naskh printing style and the handwriting Reqqaah Style. You can learn more just watch the video in Your Membership Area.

In Arabic writing the “Hamzah” is one of the critical points, which you should learn, don’t worry about how to write the different shapes for “Hamzah” all details already covered about “Hamzah” in This Package.

You should know that there are many ways, styles and much other calligraphy to write Arabic. In this package, I'm using the most two famous ways of writing Arabic; 

The First Method:
The Naskh Printing style, it is one of the most common ways to write Arabic, for example the Arabic written in the newspapers and magazines. As in the following example.

The Second Method:
The Reqqaah Handwriting style, it is the way to write when you use your own handwriting Style, and it varies from one person to another, depending on your personal style! As in the following example.
However, you will be able to learn other styles after you finish this Package.

Common Mistakes # 01
In Arabic Writing, many Arabic learners, especially beginners make the following mistake when Writing Arabic letters and words, as they write it in the wrong directions, that’s why one of the best solutions is to learn how to write them in the right direction using Arrows, as in the following example.

Common Mistakes # 02
In Arabic many Arabic learners make mistakes when Pronouncing some letters, like for example the following pairs of letters “Seen – Saad”, “Taaâ – Taaâ” , “Daal – Daad”, “Haaâ – Haaâ”, etc…
These kind of mistakes are one of the biggest pitfalls, especially if you are in the beginner stage in learning Arabic language.

Common Mistakes # 03
In Arabic many Arabic learners make mistakes when Pronouncing and when they write the letter “Yaaâ” and the letter “Alef Maqsoorah” as you see the letter “Alef Maqsoorah” comes only at the end of the word, but the letter “Yaaâ” comes in any place in the word, Moreover it could be used as a long vowel.

Package # 02

Learn Arabic Verbs.

Series Of "Videos + Audios + eBooks"

Learn Arabic verbs Package is a weekly updated package (series of videos, audios and tutorials), which indented for you even if you are a beginner to advanced in Arabic language. From this package, I aim to make the Arabic verbs easier and to provide it in a systematic way, to break the secret of mastering Arabic language from verbs, and this can be achieved by presenting the Arabic verbs in easy way as designed here in this package. 

Believe It Or Not!

		You should learn Arabic script first as it is not possible to learn Arabic verbs and you don’t know the Arabic script so if you are a beginner I recommend you to watch the videos of package No. 1 which explains everything you need about the basics and the Arabic script – it would be the right start.
		From this Package, I aim to make the Arabic verbs easier and to break the secret of mastering Arabic language from verbs, and this can be achieved by presenting the Arabic verbs in easy way.
		This Package will be very helpful during your study of Modern Standard Arabic (MSA). Moreover it will help you to master arabic language.
		From this Package you will learn how the Arabic verbal system works and you will be able to use the advanced dictionaries and references.

The present tense verb describes actions or events that are ongoing. Present tense verbs are conjugated using prefixes and suffixes.
Note: The pattern (he does) is used as a general model for the active voice of the present tense verb.
Note: The active voice of the present tense verb is conjugated by adding designated letters to the end of the verb. Like the past tense, these conjugations reflect three aspects of the verbs subject: person, gender,
and plurality.

Note: The designated suffixes used for the active voice of the present tense verb are also used for the passive voice. However, the conjugations of the passive voice reflect the person, gender, and plurality of the object, and not the subject, of the verb.

The command ( imperative ) is used to demand an act. Like when you say do!” and means, You Must do! All conjugations of the command are derived from the present tense verb in the state of Jazm. Active voice conjugations of the command reflect the person, gender, and plurality of the individual commanded.

To Learn More About Arabic Verbs and How To Conjugate Verbs in all Tenses - Just Login to your Account and watch the Videos of  Package # 02 – Learn  Arabic Verbs Package.

Package # 03

Learn Arabic Grammar.

Series Of "Videos + Audios + eBooks"

Generally, Words in Arabic are divided into three Types, which are mutually exclusive and cover all words in the Arabic language.

It is called ‘Noun’ or we call it in Arabic as "Esm" and it includes nouns, pronouns, adjectives, and adverbs. It is that word which does not need the help of another word to explain its meaning. It is the name of a person, a place or a thing, and the term "Esm" includes the adjective nouns.

It is called verb, Which we call it “Fe’el, It is that word by which we understand some work or action being done. It is of three kinds/ tenses:
1- The Perfect Tense, which we call it “Al-Madi” Is Used For An Action Which is Already Completed.
2- The Imperfect Tenses, Which We Call it “Al-Mudaree” is Used When An Action is Not Completed Yet.
3- The Imperative Tense Or Which We Call It “Al-Al-Amr” Which Signifies Command, Request Or Supplication.

In Arabic Language, The particle, preposition and conjunction are called "Harf". It is that word which is used with noun or verb to complete the meaning of the sentence; its meaning will depend on the word with which it is used, Lit in English when you Say "on - In - At, etc...".

Important Point in Learning Arabic Grammar is to determine the type of the sentence before making “Earaab” For it.
Generally, in Arabic, There are two main types of sentences;

The First Type:
The nominal Sentence, is that sentence which effectively begins with a noun.

The Second Type:
The Verbal Sentence, that which effectively begins with a verb.

To Learn More About Arabic Grammar and How To Make "Earaab" To A Sentence – Just Login to your Account and watch the videos of  Package # 05 – Learn  Arabic Syntax Package.

Package # 04

Learn Arabic Morphology - SARF.

Series Of "Videos + Audios + eBooks"

Arabic Morphology Focus On Two Essentials:
Essential # 01
How words are formed (derivational or lexical morphology)
Essential # 02
How Words interact with syntax (inflectional morphology, e.g., marking for categories such as gender, number, case, tense).

The Nominative case occurs in any of the following cases
- Subjects of a verbal sentence.
- Subjects and predicates of an equational (non-verbal) sentence, with some notable exceptions.
- Certain adverbs retain the nominative marker.
- The citation form of words is (if noted at all) in the nominative case.

For singular Nouns And Broken Plurals, it is marked as a “Dammah” for the definite or “Tanween Dammah” for the indefinite.

For The Dual And Regular Masculine Plural They are formed by adding the suffixes “Alef + Noon with Kassrah” in case of Dual, and “Waaw + Noon with Fathah” in case of Masculine Plural, and this is in the construct state.

The Regular Feminine Plural Is Formed by adding “Damma” in the definite and “Tanween Dammah” in the indefinite.

The Accusative case occurs in any of the following cases:
- The subject of an equational “non-verbal” sentence, if it is initiated or started with “Enna, or one of its sisters”.
- The predicate of “Kana and its sisters.
- Both the subject and the predicate of clause.
- The object of a transitive verb.
- Most adverbs.
- Internal object/cognate accusative structure.
- The accusative of specification/purpose/circumstantial.

For singular nouns and broken plurals, it is marked as a “Fathah”  for the definite or “Tanween Fathah” for the indefinite. 

The Dual and regular masculine plural are formed by adding “Yaaâ and Noon With Fathah”.

The regular feminine plural is formed by adding “Alef + Taaâ with Kassrah” in the definite and “Alef + Taaâ with Tanween Kassrah in the indefinite.

The genitive case occurs in any of the following cases:
- Objects of prepositions.
- All, but not necessarily the first member of genitive construction.
- The object of a locative adverb.
-  Semi-prepositions if preceded by another (true or semi) preposition
- Objects of interrogatives like "how much/many".
- Elative (comparative/superlative) adjectives behave similarly.

For Singular Nouns And Broken Plurals, It Is Marked As a “Kassrah” For The Definite Or “Tanween Kassrah”  For The Indefinite.

The Dual And Regular Masculine Plural Are Formed By Adding “Yaaâ + Noon with a Kassrah”.

The Regular Feminine Plural Is Formed By Adding “Alef + Taaâ with A Kassrah” in The Definite “Alef + Taaâ with Tanween Kassrah” In The Indefinite.

To Learn More About Arabic Morphology - Sarf - Just Login to your Account and watch the videos of  Package # 04 – Learn  Arabic Morphology Package.

Package # 05

Learn And Practice Arabic Syntax.

Series Of "Videos + Audios + eBooks"

The simple Arabic sentence:
You should know that, Traditional Arabic grammatical theory divides sentences into two Types depending on the nature of the first word in the sentence.

The First Type:

Sentences whose first word is a noun or noun phrase are termed jumal ismiyya - or ‘nominal sentences,

sentences whose initial word is a verb are termed jumal fifiliyya or ‘verbal sentences.’ This first-word criterion is not based on whether the sentence contains a verb, but on whether the verb is initial or not.

One of the Essential principles of sentence structure is the agreement which we call it in Arabic as “AL-Motabaqah” it affects the structure of Arabic
phrases and clauses.

Agreement Which we call it “Motabaqah”
Agreement or “Motabaqah” is where words in a phrase or clause show feature compatibility, that is, they match or conform to each other, one reflecting the other’s features.

Example # 01
a verb is masculine singular if it has a masculine singular subject.

Example # 02
A feminine singular noun takes a feminine singular adjective, and so forth.

In order to undertake this matching or agreement of features, You needs to be aware of the rules for agreement, and of the categories that constitute feature compatibility.

Generally, in discussion of case systems, the term “Motabaqah” is used to refer to matching between nouns and their dependants (like adjectives, other nouns,
or pronouns), whereas agreement refers to matching between the verb and its
subject.

For Example: 

The Doer is always in The Nominative Case, Which Means That, If It Comes As Singular Masculine Or Feminine In This Case The Vowel On The Last Letter Of The Word Should Be With a “Dammah”,

If The Doer Is Dual Masculine Or Feminine, In This Case We Should Add The Suffix “Alef + Noon with a Kassrah”, 

And If The Doer Is Plural Masculine, In This Case We Should Add The Suffix “Waaw + Noon with a Fathah” 

And If The Doer Is Plural Feminine, In This Case We Should Add The Suffix “Alef + Taaâ with a Dammah”.

To Learn More About Arabic Syntax and how to make "Earaab", Just Login to your Membership Area and watch the videos of  Package # 05 – Learn  Arabic Syntax Package.

Package # 06

Learn Arabic Through Words.

Series Of "Videos + Audios + eBooks"

Package # 07

Learn Arabic Synonyms.

Series Of "Videos + Audios + eBooks"

Also You Should Note That These Words Are Near, But Not Exact Synonyms, Which Means That You Can Use Any Of Them In A Specific Situation Depending On The Common Way Of Using This Synonym.

And this what you will learn from my videos, you will learn how to use each synonym in the right way, with more than one example.
Moreover, you will be able to learn how the words are related to each other, what are the similarities and differences, what is the root of each synonym, this is the kind of experience you will get from this package.

Arabic is a Lucrative Language! Arabic has A Large Number Of Words, and For The Purpose Of Rhetoric Which We Call it in Arabic as “Balagha”. As You Can Use A Variety Of Words Just to Explain One Concept, that is why you find that Arabic has large number of synonyms and near synonyms, which you can use any of them to explain any idea or any concept,
Increasing your Arabic Synonyms will Increase Your Fluency in Arabic, As much as you have Arabic synonyms, You Will Be Fluent in Arabic.

To Learn More About Arabic Synonyms and How To Know Many Meanings And Synonyms For The Same Word, Just Login to Your Membership Area and Watch The Videos of  Package # 07 – Learn Arabic Synonyms Package.

Package # 08

Learn Arabic Antonyms.

Series Of "Videos + Audios + eBooks"

In Any Language Including Arabic Language, The relationship between opposites is known as opposition. Which Means That A Member Of A Pair Of Opposites Can Generally Be Determined By The Question What Is The Opposite Of  “X” ? Then The Answer Is “Y” where “Y” is The Opposite Of “X”.

The term antonym and the related antonymy has also been commonly used as a term that is synonymous with opposite.

Opposites are, interestingly, Simultaneously Different And Similar In Meaning. Typically, They Differ In Only One Dimension Of Meaning, But Are Similar In Most Other Respects, Including Similarity In Grammar And Positions,

For example, When You Learn The Arabic Word “Amama”, Which Means “in front of...”. It Would Be Good Chance For You To Learn The Related Words In The Same Time, Which Help Fast Increasing Your Arabic Vocabulary List, For The Example Given Here, You Will Find That We Have The Arabic Antonym Word “in Front Of…” Which Has A Relation With Other Words Like: In Front Of Forward = a head = onward Frontal = in the front In Front of Me, etc…

Similarly, When You Learn The Arabic Word “Khalfa”, Which Means “Behind”, It Would Be Good Chance For You To Learn The Related Arabic Words In The Same Time, Which Help Increasing You Arabic Vocabulary List, For The Example Given Here, You Will Find That We Have The Arabic Antonym Word “Behind” Which Has A Relation With Other Arabic Words Like: At The back = Behind, Backward, Back = Rear = rearward, From Behind = From The Rear, Backdoor, Behind Me, etc…

To Learn More About Arabic Antonyms and How To Know Many Meanings And Antonyms For The Same Word, Just Login to Your Membership Area and Watch The Videos of  Package # 08 – Learn Arabic Antonyms Package.

Package # 09

Learn Arabic Through Phrases.

Series Of "Videos + Audios + eBooks"

The Purpose Of Learn Arabic Phrases Package Is To Bring The Vocabulary You Are Learning To Life, And This Will Help Your Progress By Teaching You Arabic Phrases For Each Topic Area And Moreover, You Will Learn How To Use Them In Real Life Situations.

You Will Learn How These Phrases Are Related To Each Other And How To Customize Them In Certain Situation.

One Of The Good Thing Is That, You Will Get All The Details of Any Arabic Grammar Rule If There Is A Necessity To Learn It In A Specific Phrase! Which Will Help You To Use The Words With Confidence

Learn Arabic Phrases Package Is Designed For You To Reinforce And Enrich Your Arabic Language Learning, In Your Membership Area, You Will Get A Series Of Comprehensive Videos And Audios, Arabic Tutorials And eBooks, Watch The Video To Learn How To Pronounce The Word In The Right Way, And Also To Learn How To Write It In The Right Way!
Also You Can Download The Audio Mp3 Files To Listen, And Then You Can Watch The Video After Listening To Get More Skills In The Same Time And Fast.

To Learn More About Arabic Phrase and, Just Login to Your Membership Area and Watch The Videos of  Package # 09 – Learn Arabic Phrases Package.

Package # 10

Learn Arabic Through Jokes!

Series Of "Videos + Audios + eBooks"

The Aim Behind Learn Arabic Through Jokes Package is to help to increase Your Vocabulary, Learn Arabic Grammar But In New Different and Funny Way,  And also it could be considered as a supporting package To The Arabic Translation Package.

Another aim of Learn Arabic Through Jokes Package, Is To Teach You New Words And Functions That You Will Need To Master Communicative Arabic Freely And Fluently. 

The Supplementary Words And Phrases Which Come After Each Video Give You The Chance To Practice Actively And Virtually The Different Possible Phrases You Need To Say In The Same Situation In Simple Arabic.
It Is In General Good Guide Designed Especially For You To Learn Arabic.

To Learn More About How To Learn Arabic Through Jokes, Just Login to Your Membership Area and Watch The Videos of  Package # 10 – Learn Arabic Language Through Jokes Package.

Package # 11

Learn Arabic Through Proverbs.

Series Of "Videos + Audios + eBooks"

Generally, Proverbs Are Often Borrowed From Similar Languages And Cultures, And Sometimes Come Down To The Present Through More Than One Language.

As in The Following Example, You Will Find That, The Proverb Is Given In Arabic And Already Translated To English, After That we make a Basic Analysis To Every Word In The Proverb, And Start To Get All Possible Words That Could Come Or Stemmed From Each Word, Which Means That You Will Learn Each Word With The Related Words In The Same Time, This Will Help You To Build Huge Base Of Arabic Vocabulary, Arabic phrases and Arabic Words.

After You Learn Each Word And The Related Words In The Proverb, You Will Learn How To Use All Words In Real Life Sentences To Use It In Different Situations. For example, The Arabic word “Khata`” which means a “fault” or a “mistake” it comes from the verb “Yokhteo`” in the present tense and it means to make a mistake, then we render this verb to the past tense, so it becomes “Akhta`a” which means he made a mistake, then if we want to get the active participle it would be “MoKhteeon” which means “mistaken” and so on…
Using this way will help you to improve your level in Arabic language in all directions.

To Learn More About How To Learn Arabic Through Proverbs, Just Login to Your Membership Area and Watch The Videos of  Package # 11 – Learn Arabic Language Through Proverbs Package.

Package # 12

Learn Arabic Through Inspirational 

And Motivational Quotes.

Series Of "Videos + Audios + eBooks"

Inspirational and Motivational Quotes have inspired millions of people around the world to reach successfulness and the life that they have dreamed. And when you like a quote you will get inspired but, and always you will remember it, so it will be good if you learn something you like in the language you are learning, especially if you find the quote you like in Arabic language explained in video format with all grammatical rules it has.

The Great Thing About These Inspirational Quotes Is That They Can Help You Increase Your Motivation In Order For You To Take Action And Accomplish Your Goals In Life And In Learning Arabic Language As Well.

To Learn More About How To Learn Arabic Through Through Inspirational And Motivational Quotes, Just Login to Your Membership Area and Watch The Videos of  Package # 12 – Learn Arabic Language Through Through Inspirational And Motivational Quotes Package.

Package # 13

Learn Arabic Word Stem Techniques.

Series Of "Videos + Audios + eBooks"

Generally, the term "root" is used to describe the word minus its inflectional endings, but with its lexical endings in place. Inflection is the change or marking of a word to reflect grammar, such as gender, tense, number or person.

You Should Know That, generally any Arabic word is composed of two parts:
The first Part is The root; which is usually formed of three (sometimes four) consonants. Already explained in learn Arabic verbs package - see package # 02.
The second part is The pattern sometimes referred as the form; There are many "patterns" existing in the Arabic language which may be applied to a certain root to produce a meaningful word.

You may note that, The structure of Arabic grammar differs in many ways from that of other languages, and one of the most common features of the Arabic Language is that words in Arabic are built on `roots`, or recurring patterns.
For any word in Arabic language generally it has three, but occasionally two or four which constitute the root of the word, or the essential meaning of the basic idea it represents.

You should know the following notes about Arabic word stem system:

	Arabic Language belongs to the Semitic group of languages
	The characteristic feature of Arabic languages is its basis of consonantal roots which means that, each word has a root made up of letters which are not vowels.
	Arabic words Roots are mostly trilateral, i.e. most roots are made up of Three letters.
	Variations of word meaning are obtained by varying the vowelling of the simple root, and secondly by the addition of prefixes, suffix and/or in-fixes.

To Learn More About Arabic word stem techniques, Just Login to Your Account and Watch The Videos of  Package # 13 – Learn Arabic Language word stem techniques Package.

Package # 14

Learn Arabic From Hadiths.

Learn Arabic From 

The Prophet's Sayings - (PBUH)

Series Of "Videos + Audios + eBooks"

The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said that he had been sent with conciseness of speech, that is, being able to convey many nuanced and beautiful meanings with a few words. Insha' Allah, this Package aims to give You the Arabic language skills to understand and to get the benefit from the eloquence and wisdom in Prophetic Hadith (narrations) and Sirah (biography) and ultimately grow in their love for the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him). 

You will Learn Arabic Language from the famous collection of hadiths, including Nawawi's 40, as well as other selections. Say (Oh Prophet) ‘If you love Allah follow me, so that Allah will love you…' (Qur'an 3:31)

On The Authority Of Abu Hurayrah (May Allah Be Pleased With Him): A Man Said To The Prophet (Peace And Blessings Of Allah Be Upon Him), “Counsel Me,” So He (Peace And Blessings Of Allah Be Upon Him) Said, “Do Not Become Angry.” The Man Repeated [His Request For Counsel] Several Times, And [Each Time] He (Peace And Blessings of Allah Be Upon Him) Said, “Do Not Become Angry.” It Was Related By Al-Bukhari And Muslim.

The Hadiths from the prophet (Peace And Blessings Of Allah Be Upon Him) are one of the most richest sources and references in Arabic Language, and here I’m taking this chance to explain the Hadith from the language aspects, which means that you will learn the meanings of Hadith and you will learn Arabic grammar and rules you may find in the Hadith.

To Learn More About How To Learn Arabic Through Hadiths, Just Login to Your Account and Watch The Videos of  Package # 14 – Learn Arabic Language Through Hadiths Package.

Package # 15 

Learn Arabic Through The 99 Majestic

Names - AL Asma UL-Husna.

99 Beautiful Names of Allah - (SWT)

Series Of "Videos + Audios + eBooks"

Knowing Allah Makes A Person Love And Fear Him, And Put His Hope In Him, And Be Sincere Towards Him In His Actions. This is The Essence Of Human Happiness.
There Is No Way To Know Allah Except By Knowing His Most Beautiful Names And Seeking A Proper Understanding Of Their Meanings.

Knowing Allah By His Most Beautiful Names Increases One‟s Faith. The More You Learn About The Names And Attributes Of Allah, The More Your Faith Increases.

The names of Allah are those proper nouns employed in reference to Him in the Qur’an and the Sunnah. Every one of those names refers to one or more attributes of Allah.
Each name is derived from its verbal noun, such as the All-Knowing (al-'Aleem), it comes from the Arabic verb “Yaalamo” which means “to Know”, is derived from the attribute of 'knowledge'.

To Learn More About How To Learn Arabic Through The 99 Majestic Names - AL Asma UL- Husna. The 99 Beautiful Names of Allah - (SWT), Just Login to Your Account and Watch The Videos of  Package # 15 – Learn Arabic Language Through The 99 Majestic Names Package.

Package # 16

Learn Arabic Through

Islamic Terminology.

Series Of "Videos + Audios + eBooks"

However, There Have Been Many Attempts To Render The Meanings Of These Into Other Languages Through Translation, But No Translation Can Really Convey The Whole Meaning Of The Original Text, Especially If It Is A Religious Or Literary Nature, and This Because Of The Reality That No Two Languages In The World Have Exact Equivalents For Their Lexicons, Even If They Belong To The Same Family Of Languages.

From My Experience As An Arabic English Translator For More Than 15 Years, I Can Tell You That There Is A Gap That Increases With The Distance Between The Relevant Languages In History And Culture, The Greater The Difference The Wider The Gap, For Example The Difference Between Arabic And English, It Hard For Professional Translator To Close This Gap, For Example, You May Find Many Verses Of The Holy Quran And Words Have More Than One Meaning, Which A Translator Has To Choose From.

To Learn More About How To Learn Arabic Through Islamic Terminology, Just Login to Your Account and Watch The Videos of  Package # 16 – Learn Arabic Language Arabic Through Islamic Terminology Package.

Package # 17

Learn Arabic Etiquette.

In The Light Of Quran & Sunnah

Series Of "Videos + Audios + eBooks"

Let's take one of the examples which you will find in your membership area to see how it works.

Dining Ethics Etiquette.

Never Complain Or Disapprove Of Food Whatsoever. Eat it or Leave it!

“The Messenger Of Allah – PBUH – Has Never Found Fault With Any Food. If He Likes It, He Would Eat It, If Not He Would Just Leave It."

	The Prophet – PBUH – Didn’t criticize any “Halal” Food.
	Eat it, Or Leave it!
	Do Not Try To Find Faults With The Food, Because It Is Contrary To Thank God's Grace.
	We Should Learn From The Prophet – PBUH – nobility of character, as we should NOT Hurt People When Trying To Criticize The Food They Present To Us.
	Note That, You May Like One Kind Of Dishes, and Another Person Dislike It, And Vice Versa.

Also You Will Learn The Following Subjects

	Dining Ethics
	Ethics of Seeking Permission
	Ethics of Greeting (Salam)
	Ethics of Sitting
	Etiquette of Conversation
	Etiquette of joking
	Etiquette of Condolence
	Etiquette of Sleeping
	Etiquette of Marital Sexual Relations
	Etiquette of Travelling
	Etiquette of Buying and Selling

To Learn More About How To Learn Arabic Through Etiquette - In The Light Of Quran & Sunnah, Just Login to Your Account and Watch The Videos of  Package # 17 – Learn Arabic Language Arabic Through Etiquette - In The Light Of Quran & Sunnah Package.

Package # 18

How To Say It Right In Arabic.

Series Of "Videos + Audios + eBooks"

Learn How to say it right in Arabic package is mainly designed to complement and support our 27 Packages in learning Arabic language. it is divided into three main parts:

It includes a comprehensive work to describe some of the ways Arab people use to express various functions in Arabic.
The aim of the situations and examples that come in each function is to give you through and meaningful practice in type of language You Will need to master communicative Arabic freely and fluently.

It consists of 20 units and deals mainly with the Arabic that business people, learners and tourists, need for travel to an Arab speaking countries where Arabic is often used at airports, in hotels in restaurants, in shop, in banks, in office and so on.

This Package helps you to understand Arabic as it is used by travel agents, shop assistants, customs officers, receptionists, waiters etc…

The supplementary words and phrase which come after each Lesson give You the chance to practice activity and virtually the different possible phrases You need to say in the same situation in simple current Arabic.

Learn How To Say It Right In Arabic Is In General A Package of Videos, Audios, eBooks And Tutorials Practical Guide Designed especially For You To Learn Not Only How To Say It In Arabic But Also To Build Your Arabic Vocabulary And Phrase List, More Over You Will Learn Arabic Grammar And Rules From These Situations.

To Learn More About How To Say It Right In Arabic, Just Login to Your Account and Watch The Videos of  Package # 18 – Learn How To Say It Right In Arabic.

Package # 19

Learn How To Translate

From Arabic To English.

Series Of "Videos + Audios + eBooks"

Learn How Translate From Arabic To English Package Is One Of The Advanced Tool You Can Find To Learn How To Translate From Arabic To English, As It Contains Series Of Videos, Audios And Tutorials To Teach You This Art!
You should know that, Generally, Translation is The Art Of Expressing In The Target Language The Meaning Of A Text In The Source Language, And There Is A Lot Of Aspects Involved in The Translation Process. As It is Not Just A Matter Of Literally Writing In Another Language What The Source Text Says, And That Set! There is a Lot More Than Just Words Behind A Translation!

7 Important Points You Should Take Care Of Whenever You Translate From Arabic To English. 

You have to bear in mind many aspects beyond the actual words, such as:

	The style of the piece of writing.
	The specific audience the translation is addressed to.
	The terminology that is to be used.
	The structure of the source text and how that structure should be adapted to reflect the way language is constructed in the target text.
	The context in which that text appears.
	The cultural aspects that affect the source and target text.
	The register in the source that should be reflected in the target.

However, the most important detail that the translator should consider before translating a text is the target market.

Package # 20

Learn How To Translate

From English To Arabic.

Series Of "Videos + Audios + eBooks"

Highlight the importance of translation with special reference to the transference of technology and modern advancements in scientific disciplines.

Review the different types  and schools of translation.

Introduce major problems confronted by the translator: cultural and linguistic.

Nowadays there are many online tools for translation from English to Arabic. But you cannot be sure that these tools of translation fully understand the meaning of each sentence before converting the English text into Arabic text. Especially when it is a text that contains finer elements of literature like humor or metaphors etc, you cannot be sure that a mechanical computer program can catch these elements while converting the text into Arabic.

What About Machine Translation?
Machine language translation also doesn't understand hyperbole, jokes, sarcasm, and although there are some computer programs that understand intensity, and emphasis, they don't do very well translating it into another language. Not long ago, I was discussing this online with someone who spoke multiple languages, and even had a translation business with an actual humans in the translation process. He explained to me all the problems that can be caused by folks that don't understand both languages intimately.

To Learn More About How To Translate From English To Arabic, Just Login to Your Account and Watch The Videos of  Package # 20 – Learn How To Translate From English To Arabic.

Package # 21

Learn How To Guess The

Meanings Of Arabic Words!

Series Of "Videos + Audios + eBooks"

Learn How to Guess the meaning of Arabic Words Package Is Another Tool Which Helps You To Improve You Arabic Vocabulary And Phrases List, So, do you Need to know What A Word Means Now? Did you know the Arabic language is Very Lucrative Language, Full Of Words And Stems From One Word You Can Get Tens Of Words, And To Memorize All Words Is Not Practical, And It Looks Impossible! So One Of The Good Techniques Is To Learn How To Stem Words, Once You Know The Root Letters Of The Word, And Learn Some Techniques To Get Different Related Words, In This Case It Will Work. Once You Learn These Techniques You Will Start To Guess The Meaning Of Any Word in Arabic.

With So Many Arabic Words Out There, How Can You Learn Them All? From My Experience In Teaching Arabic Language to Arab And Non-Arab Learners, I Can Tell You That, There are Various Strategies That You Can Learn Which Will Help You to Deduce What A Word Means. Yes, You Could Just Look Them Up In A Dictionary; But, Studies Show That You Most Likely Won't Remember The Word After A While. However, By Making Your Brain Figure It Out, A Trail Of Understanding Is Left And You Are More Likely To Remember The Meaning, Thus Improving Your Arabic Vocabulary and Phrases!

From the Context, If the word is used in a sentence, look at the other words and see if they give you clues to the word's meaning. And This may help to guess, at least, part of the word's meaning.
For Example, The Arabic Word “Maktoob” Which Means “Written”, You May Note That The Root Letters Are The Three Letters “Kaaf, Taaâ, and Baaâ” And It Is Written In One Word Like “Kataba” Which Means “Wrote” In The Past Tense, If You Add The Letter “Meem” As A Prefix It Becomes “Maktabon” Which Means A Desk The Can Be Used To Write On, And So On For The Remaining Suffixes And Prefixes When You Use It With The Root Word.

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Package # 22

Learn And Practice Arabic Reading.

Series Of "Videos + Audios + eBooks"

Learn How to Read Arabic Package is one of the best series of videos and audios to learn Arabic reading, and Absolutely This Will Increase Your Level In Arabic Language, By Improving Your Arabic Vocabulary And Phrases List, Moreover This Will Make Your More Confident When You Interact in Arabic. While mastery of the correct way of reading Arabic language correctly which may take years of intense study, you'll soon be able to make sense of Reading basic Arabic sentences.

One Of The Good Techniques is Instead of Reading Word By Word, Read In Chunks Of Words, Or Even Full Sentences. The Longer You Spend On Each Word The Slower You Will Read, So It Is Important To Read Phrases Of Multiple Words So As To Increase Your Arabic Reading speed.

English Version
US Space shuttle Endeavor returned to Earth after the astronauts completed a two week mission to install a connecting node and a seven window observation port.

Try To Read Portions of the Arabic text. While You May Not Initially Know What You Are Reading, don’t worry! Recitation Will Undoubtedly Prepare You For The Next Step In Your Arabic Journey. And If You Are a Beginners You Should Use A Script That Includes Vowels which we call it “Harakat”, You Already have Learnt This In The First Package Learn Arabic Writing system, as Arabic vowels, Which Are Written Above And Below The Consonants, Are Not Included In Most Forms Of Writing.

	Force yourself to read Arabic sentences, even though at first you miss some of the meaning. Check your reading time per paragraph for light, average and serious reading. Try to cut it down.
	By The way you can Skim whenever it's practical. And Don't feel guilty about skipping unimportant words. You will learn them soon.
	Don't fidget. Such nervous habits reduce your power of concentration.
	keep building your Arabic vocabulary from my 27 Packages. The more words that you understand completely and instantaneously, the faster you will read.

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Package # 23

501 Mistakes Arabic Learners Make

And How To Avoid Them!

Series Of "Videos + Audios + eBooks"

The root of the word Howeyah comes when you ask the Arabic question “who is he?” and the answer in Arabic to say  Howa…  which means “ he is … “ and here you may mention the person’s name, his nationality, his characteristics, etc…
So if you just add the “Relative Yaaâ” + letter “Taaâ Marbootah” then it becomes Howeyah which means identity.

On The Other Hand
The Word “Haweyah” with the “Fathah” on the letter “Haaâ” is NOT EXIST in Arabic language, and it doesn’t have any Arabic meaning.
However, The Arabic word “Haaweyah” with the “Fathah” on the letter “Haaâ” is an Arabic word and it means “a deep hole”.

And from the correct word “Howeyah”, we can get many words, like identity, Identity, Personality, Identification, Evidence of identification, ID Card.

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Super Bonus # 01

101 Proven Ways To Learn Arabic.

...New Ways And Techniques Designed To Help You To Discover Proven Ways
 Ways To Learn Arabic Language!

One benefit of learning Arabic when you already know English is that you can draw on your vocabulary and on the fact that you know how your own language is constructed.

Review what you have learned.
When you are learning something new, it takes some repetition to become familiar with it. The best of the Arabic-language programs build a lot of repetition into each lesson. They also construct subsequent lessons to use what you learned before.
Reviewing what you have learned, ideally the same day you learn it, will help move that material from short-term memory to long-term memory. Even then, more review later is called for.

Use mental rehearsal to learn Arabic.
This method kind of grows out of reviewing the material, but takes it a step further. Mental rehearsal means practicing in your mind. You can do it while sitting quietly but you can also make use of many times during the day, such as when you are waiting or doing things like cooking that may not require a lot of attention.
You can learn to speak Arabic much faster by incorporating mental rehearsal (sometimes also called visualization) into your habits. For example, you could be making up an imaginary conversation -- taking both parts -- where you are buying some fruit in a street market, asking how much it costs, and getting much more comfortable with using numbers in conversation.

The Best Way to Learn Arabic is ultimately...
One you will actually do! Pay attention to your own sense of what is right for you. Find something that you will enjoy, as that will keep you much more motivated than something that feels like drudgery. Take a look at my comparison of different Arabic language programs for some ideas.

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Super Bonus # 02

How To Learn Arabic Language

Using Tony Buzan Mind Maps.

... Designed To Help You To Learn Arabic Language in Shortest Time!

Mind maps are tools that help us think and remember better, creatively solve problems and take action. The mind map encourages creativity and flexibility, and you need these to make your resolutions happen! Mind maps help you think outside the box. If you’ve already made your list, try turning it into a mind map. If you haven’t made your list yet, try this strategy.

How can Mind Map be used for Arabic Language learning?
Mind maps are extremely useful for 3 main purposes in language learning:

	Learning vocabulary
	Building a clear context before, during and after study sessions, classes or conversations with a tutor.
	Organizing one’s thoughts before writing When listening to or reading an article, you can make a mind map that includes all previously unknown vocabulary.  Put the title of the article in the center of the map, and then fan the words around the center.  You can then add one-word definitions, synonyms, antonyms, parts of speech, translations, drawings, etc.  depending on your learning preferences.

The Idea Was Formalized By British Author Tony Buzan.  He Defines Mind Maps As Follows:
“A Mind Map Is A Powerful Graphic Technique Which Provides A Universal Key To Unlock The Potential Of The Brain. It Harnesses The Full Range Of Cortical Skills - Word, Image, Number, Logic, Rhythm, Color And Spatial Awareness - In A Single, Uniquely Powerful Manner. In So Doing, It Gives You The Freedom To Roam The Infinite Expanses Of Your Brain. The mind Map Can Be Applied To Every Aspect Of Life Where Improved Learning And Clearer Thinking Will Enhance Human Performance.”

Effective mind maps only use one word or phrase for each topic or sub-topic. This is where many people go astray, adding Twitter-like entries for each bubble.  

It is difficult to do in the beginning, but training yourself to choose one vivid, concise keyword has many advantages:

	It takes less time to find the information you are looking for .
	It takes less time to review the entire mind map.
	The keywords will instantly jolt your memory and draw up the desired fact or concept.

In addition to keywords, a good mind map makes use of color and images to help stimulate the brain and facilitate fast recall.  Don’t worry if you look childish; this is one time when doodling is actually constructive!

the most powerful use of mind maps is organizing your thoughts before you begin writing. 
Here are some of the benefits of mind mapping first:

	Greatly reduced  writer’s block in both your native and foreign languages. An initial time investment of 10 to 20 minutes often saves hours of lost time thinking about what to write next and second guessing and changing what you have already written.
	keeping focused on both the big picture and relevant details without getting lost in minutiae. If you just start writing paragraphs, it is easy to forget the main idea you presented in the introduction whilst filling out the details of supporting paragraphs.  But if you have a mind map to refer back to you, you can quickly and easily check the relevancy of what you are typing.

Super Bonus # 03

Learn The Meanings and

The Roots Of Arab Males Names.

... Here You Will Learn The Meaning Of The Male Name and The Root!

Nowadays, Psychologists now apprehend the wisdom of the effect a person’s name has on his life. But Prophet Muhammad (P.B.U.H) had revealed this fact to us already more than 1400 years ago.
His teaching to us was that children should be given good names, and that meaningless names and those having unsavory connotations should be avoided. Subsequently, we find many incidents mentioned in the Hadith where Prophet Muhammad (P.B.U.H) changed the names of people with this object.

Ibn Umar (RA) reported that Allah's Messenger said that "the names dearest to Allah are Abdullah and Abdur-Rahman."
Sahih Muslim 3:5315

Naming a child with a beautiful and honorable name is very important. The Prophet always chose names with good and beautiful meanings, even telling people to change their names if they had unpleasant meanings. 

Abu Wahab al-Jushamee (RA) who was the Companion of the Prophet reported him as saying", call yourselves by the names of the Prophets. The names dearest to Allah are Abdulla and Abdur Rahman, the truest are Harith (ploughman) and Hammam (energetic) and the worst are Harb (war) and Murrah (bitter)".
Sunan Abu Dawood 3: 4140

Usaman Ibn Akhdari (RA) said, a man called Asram (harsh, severe, cut off) was among those who came to the Apostle of Allah. The Apostle of Allah said "what is your name?" he replied "Asram" He said "no, you are Zu'rah". (which means, has been taken or derived from crop, or to sow seed).
Sunan Abu Dawood 3:4144

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