FoundationLEVEL 01 · 11 LESSONS
The alphabet, short and long vowels, and the pronouns. The letters stop being shapes and start being sounds you own.
الأساسيات
بِسْمِ اللَّهِ الرَّحْمَـٰنِ الرَّحِيمِ
Understand every word you recite.
Free, complete lessons in Quranic Arabic grammar. Learn the cases, the verb forms, and the sentence patterns, then watch them light up in the verses you already know by heart.
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Open the meaning of each verse.
Surah Al-Ikhlas, first verse. Read it the way a grammarian reads it: word by word, role by role, until the structure appears like a constellation.
قُلْهُوَاللَّهُأَحَدٌ
qulSay
- ROLE
- fiʿl amr, command verb
- ROOT
- ق و ل
- STATE
- mabnī, fixed form
huwaHe
- ROLE
- ḍamīr, pronoun
- FUNCTION
- mubtadaʾ, subject
- CASE
- marfūʿ
AllāhuAllah
- ROLE
- ism ʿalam, proper noun
- CASE
- marfūʿ
- MARK
- ḍamma on the final letter
aḥadunOne
- ROLE
- noun
- FUNCTION
- khabar, predicate
- CASE
- marfūʿ, with tanwīn
From the alphabet to full iʿrāb.
Five levels, eighty-one lessons, each one built on the last. Start with letters and vowels; finish reading Quranic passages with a grammarian's eye.
Core GrammarLEVEL 02 · 12 LESSONS
Sentence types, the three cases of iʿrāb, and iḍāfah. The machinery that decides what every ending means.
القواعد الأساسية
IntermediateLEVEL 03 · 22 LESSONS
Verb conjugations across all persons, the ten verb forms, and the participles. The largest level, and the one that unlocks the most.
القواعد المتوسطة
AdvancedLEVEL 04 · 19 LESSONS
Ḥāl, tamyīz, conditionals, and the constructions that make Quranic sentences precise where translations blur.
القواعد المتقدمة
Applied StudyLEVEL 05 · 17 LESSONS
Quranic patterns and rhetoric, read in place. You stop translating and start analysing.
التطبيق القرآني
Full breakdown of Juz ʿAmma.
Every surah analysed word by word: the root, the case ending, and the structure of every verse, explained in place.
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Every light is a surah. Choose one to trace it back to the root, then Open its word-by-word breakdown.
Browse all 38 analysesEvery word in the Quran has a record.
The word lookup traces any word to its root, its verb form, and every verse where it appears. Here is one of 412 entries for a single verb.
WORD LOOKUPENTRY 0412
قَالَ
QĀLA
to say, to speak
لوق
TRILITERAL ROOT · READ RIGHT TO LEFT
- ROOT
- ق و ل
- FORM
- Form I
- MORPHOLOGY
- perfect · third person · masc. singular
- FREQUENCY
- 0× in the Quran
- SEEN AT
- 2:302:332:54
لِسَانٌ عَرَبِيٌّ مُبِينٌ
The Quran describes its own language: a clear Arabic tongue. Grammar is how the clarity reaches you.
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It preserves meaning where translation has to let it go.
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It connects the heart to the mind in the middle of recitation.
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It turns recitation into direct dialogue, not repetition.
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It reveals the eloquence scholars spent lifetimes mapping.
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It lets you witness the inimitability instead of taking it on trust.
وَقُلْ رَبِّ زِدْنِي عِلْمًا
And say: My Lord, increase me in knowledge.
TA-HA 20:114
Eighty-one lessons are waiting, and the first one begins with a single letter.