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Kana and Sisters; Verb Types Posted by on Feb 17, 2012

      The verb Kana كان   and its sisters are special verbs in the Arabic language. They start the Nominal sentence and case the subject to be their noun (Ism اســـْـــم) with a dammah and cause the predicate to be their Predicate (Khabar خـــَــبـــَــر) with a Fat’ha on its end.       Now the question is what are…

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Birth of a Prophet (571 – 632) Posted by on Feb 4, 2012

Birth of a Prophet (571 – 632) مــِــيـــلادُ نــَــبـــِــىّ       Today in the Islamic Calendar is the 12th of رَبـــِـــيــــعُ الأوَّل Rabi’ Al-Aw’wal  1433 A.H. (After  Hijra) which is the birthday of prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon Him). The day was a Monday and the Islamic Calendar depends on the moon cycle unlike the Gregorian Calendar…

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O, my Birthday; You have come back ! Posted by on Feb 3, 2012

       Most of us have had some sad experience in this life as sadness is a universal feeling. Lots of poets have expressed that feeling and many singers have sung these poems. Today, I am going to present a sad song from the Egyptian movie “A Day without Tomorrow يـَــومٌ بــِـــلا غــَـــدٍ “. The movie…

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Word search game, breakfast, answer Posted by on Jan 30, 2012

In this post, I present the answer of the Arabic word search game about breakfast (الفطور) and the translation of the search words   1-      breakfast 2-      bread 3-      honey 4-      cheese 5-      milk 6-      tea 7-      coffee 8-      biscuit 9-      yoghurt 10-   sandwich

Word search game, breakfast Posted by on Jan 29, 2012

A word search game in Arabic In this post, I present an Arabic word search game. Can you find the 10 words below in the table? All the words relate to the theme of breakfast (الفطور). If you are not sure about the meaning of any word, come back again tomorrow for the translation and…

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Fisal’s Dictionary: “to read” Posted by on Jan 28, 2012

     Today, we are going to go on a journey to the depths of the Arabic Dictionary to discover some of its secrets. We will look up the root verb قرأ   and explore some of its derivatives. * قــَـرأ    [V. T.] = to read.                             Ex. – قــَـرأ محمدٌ الخطابَ  = Mohammad read the letter.   …

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Ibn Fadlān: Meet a World-Class International Arab Man of Mystery Posted by on Jan 27, 2012

Way before the world had the pleasure of being introduced to Google Earth, the iPhone, Wikipedia, the GPS, and other technological niceties, people’s best shot at learning about far away nations was through the dispatch of intrepid explorers, who would then pave the way to diplomatic special envoys, ultimately followed by full-fledged ambassadors. Today, you’ll be…

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