Arabic Grammar for Beginners
Second Edition, with transliteration
Sarf from the alphabet up, every example transliterated. The place to start.
Clear English books and apps on Sarf and Nahw, word-by-word Qur'an analysis, and reflections from the Sunnah, written for students who want to read the Qur'an in its own words.
How three-letter roots grow into every Arabic word. Begin with Arabic Grammar for Beginners.
How words join into sentences and why endings change. Continue with Nahw Meer in English.
Apply both to real ayahs: Juz 30 and the first fifty ayahs of Surah Al-An'am, word by word.
Second Edition, with transliteration
Sarf from the alphabet up, every example transliterated. The place to start.
An English Guide to Arabic Sentences
Mir Sayyid Sharif al-Jurjani's classic Nahw primer, explained in English.
Look up any word of the Qur'an: in print, or by voice on your phone.
Complete Nouns, Verbs, Particles and Roots of the Qur'an
Every noun, verb, particle and root of the Qur'an with meanings, in one volume.
App for Android and iPhone
Every word of the Qur'an by voice or typing: meaning, grammar, root, all 86 particles, and sound-alike words that are easy to confuse.
Once you know the rules and the words, see them at work in real ayahs.
Surah Naba' to Surah Infitar
Morphology and sentence analysis of the first five surahs of Juz 'Amma, translated from the Urdu Darsi Tafseer of Maulana Naseem Ahmed Ghazi and Mufti Rashid Mahmood Raja.
First Fifty Ayahs
Complete Sarf and Nahw analysis, word by word, of the first fifty ayahs.