Five levels, one mission.
Understand every word of the Quran you recite. Eighty-one lessons run from the alphabet to full verse analysis.
Level 1 · 11 lessons
Foundation الأساسيات
Read Arabic script with confidence: the alphabet, every vowel mark, and the three kinds of word. It ends with you reading Surah Al-Ikhlas in the original.
Reading essentialsWord basicsSentences & casesCheckpoint: Al-Ikhlas
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Level 2 · 12 lessons
Core Grammar القواعد الأساسية
How every Arabic sentence works: the three cases, possession, description, and the particles that transform meaning. It ends with Surah Al-Kawthar.
Sentence typesThe three casesPossession & descriptionCheckpoint: Al-Kawthar
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Level 3 · 22 lessons
Intermediate القواعد المتوسطة
The verb system in full: all ten forms, the five moods, and every pronoun the Quran uses. At the end, you parse each word of Surah Al-ʿAsr yourself.
Roots & Form IConjugation & moodsPronounsForms II–XCheckpoint: Al-ʿAsr
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Level 4 · 19 lessons
Advanced القواعد المتقدمة
The constructions that make the Quran precise: conditionals, exception, emphasis, the mafʿul family, and the weak verbs that bend the rules. It ends with a full analysis of Ad-Duha.
ConditionalsThe mafʿul familyWeak verbsRhetoricCheckpoint: Ad-Duha
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Level 5 · 17 lessons
Applied Study التطبيق القرآني
Everything turned on the Book itself: complete analyses of Al-Fatiha and Ayat al-Kursi, Quranic patterns, narrative and rhetoric — until you can parse a passage you have never studied.
The methodApplied analysesNarrative & dialogueCapstone: cold read
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Five levels, one mission.
Understand every word of the Quran you recite — eighty-one lessons from the alphabet to full verse analysis.
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Level 1Foundation
الأساسياتBuild your foundation in Arabic: alphabet, vowels, basic word structures, and sentence types.
Reading essentials
Skip these only if you already read Arabic script.
1 Arabic Script & Vowelsessential Learn to recognize the 28 Arabic letters in their four forms, and pronounce the three short vowels: fatha, kasra, and damma. 2 Reading Marks: Long Vowels, Sukun, Shadda & Tanweenessential Master the remaining reading marks: long vowels, diphthongs, sukun (silence), shadda (doubling), and tanween (nunation). 3 Reading Practice with Bismillahessential Apply all reading rules to break down and read the Bismillah phrase accurately.
Word basics
4 Three Word Types (Ism, Fi'l, Harf) Distinguish between the three fundamental word categories in Arabic: noun (ism), verb (fi'l), and particle (harf). 5 Root System Preview: How Arabic Words Are Born Discover that Arabic words come from three-letter root families, unlocking the key to vocabulary acquisition. 6 The Definite Article (Al-) Recognize the definite article and its pronunciation rules including sun and moon letters. 7 Gender in Arabic (Masculine & Feminine) Identify masculine and feminine nouns by their endings, understand taa marbuta, and recognize gender patterns in Quranic words. 8 Singular, Dual & Plural Distinguish between singular, dual, and plural forms of nouns, recognize dual endings, and understand number agreement basics.
Sentences & cases
9 Introduction to Simple Sentences Understand that Arabic has two basic sentence types and identify subjects, actions, and descriptions in simple sentences. 10 Introduction to Case Endings Understand that Arabic nouns change endings based on grammatical function and recognize the three case endings visually.
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5 surah analyses matched to what Level 1 taught.
1Al-Fatiha7 versesSeven verses of nominal sentences and idafa chains — track every definite noun and its case ending as the analysis walks the i’rab.الفاتحة106Quraysh4 versesIdafah everywhere: watch لِإِيلَافِ chain cause and possession through the genitive case you just met.قريش112Al-Ikhlas4 versesFour short nominal sentences — spot every definite noun, and watch هُوَ add emphasis before the analysis names it.الإخلاص113Al-Falaq5 versesCount the repeated مِن phrases — each one pulls its noun into the genitive, exactly as the case-endings lesson promised.الفلق114An-Nas6 versesOne long triple idafah chain around النَّاسِ — notice how every link after the first sits in the genitive.الناس
Level 2Core Grammar
القواعد الأساسيةMaster the essential grammar: I'rab cases (Marfu', Mansub, Majrur), Idafah, and sentence analysis.
Sentence types
1 The Nominal Sentence (Jumlah Ismiyyah) Define nominal sentences, understand their two essential components, and identify them in Quranic verses with grammatical analysis. 2 Subject and Predicate (Mubtada and Khabar) Identify the mubtadaʾ and khabar in nominal sentences, understand their agreement, and analyze them in Quranic verses. 3 The Verbal Sentence (Jumlah Fi'liyyah) Define verbal sentences, understand verb-subject-object word order, and identify them in Quranic verses.
The three cases
4 The Nominative Case (Raf') Master when and why nouns take the nominative case in Arabic grammar. 5 The Accusative Case (Nasb) Understand when nouns take the accusative case, recognize its markers, and identify accusative functions in Quranic verses. 6 The Genitive Case (Jarr) Understand when nouns take the genitive case, recognize its markers, and identify genitive functions in the Quran. 7 Prepositions and Genitive (Huruf al-Jarr) Learn the common Arabic prepositions that govern genitive case, their meanings, and how to identify prepositional phrases in the Quran.
Possession & description
8 The Possessive Construction (Idafah) Understand the two-part possessive construction, recognize that the second noun always takes genitive case, and identify idafah chains in the Quran. 9 Adjective Agreement (Na't and Man'ut) Understand how adjectives agree with nouns in gender, number, case, and definiteness, and identify adjective-noun pairs in the Quran.
Sentence transformers
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7 surah analyses matched to what Level 2 taught.
104Al-Humazah9 versesFind both إِنَّ sentences and name their ism and khabar — then enjoy the intensive fu’alah noun patterns.الهمزة105Al-Fil5 versesA past-tense narrative in verbal sentences — mark each verb, subject, and object before checking the i’rab.الفيل107Al-Maʿun7 versesSpot أَرَأَيْتَ and the الَّذِي clauses that follow — relative pronouns arrive properly in Level 3, so read with the analysis open.الماعون108Al-Kawthar3 versesYou met this at the Level 2 checkpoint — now read the full i’rab and name the ism and khabar of إِنَّا.الكوثر109Al-Kafirun6 versesRepetition with a purpose: contrast verb against active participle, and watch the inverted nominal sentences.الكافرون110An-Nasr3 versesPast-tense narrative, then imperatives — and check the noun-adjective agreement the analysis highlights.النصر111Al-Masad5 versesWatch feminine verb agreement and the dual forms — then the double idafah that seals the condemnation.المسد
Level 3Intermediate
القواعد المتوسطةVerb forms I through X, full conjugations, Inna & Kaana sisters, and passive voice.
Roots & Form I
1 The Root System (Jadhr) Understand trilateral roots as the foundation of Arabic words, learn to extract roots from derived words, and master dictionary lookup strategy. 2 Verb Form I (al-Fi'l al-Mujarrad) Understand Form I as the base verb pattern and recognize the basic fa'ala verb template in Quranic text.
Conjugation & moods
3 Past Tense Conjugation (al-Madi) Learn all 14 past tense conjugations for Form I verbs and recognize past tense suffixes in Quranic text. 4 Present Tense Conjugation (al-Mudari') Learn all 14 present tense conjugations with prefixes and suffixes, and understand indicative mood as the default. 5 Subjunctive & Jussive Moods (al-Mansub & al-Majzum) Master the three moods of present tense verbs: indicative, subjunctive, and jussive — and the particles that trigger each mood change. 6 Imperative Mood (al-Amr) Derive imperative forms from present tense verbs and recognize Quranic commands. 7 Passive Voice (al-Majhul) Learn to recognize and understand passive voice constructions in the Quran, where the agent is unknown or implied.
Pronouns
8 Subject Pronouns (Dama'ir al-Raf') Learn all 12 independent subject pronouns and understand when pronouns are explicit vs. implicit in verb conjugations. 9 Attached Pronouns (Dama'ir Muttasilah) Learn possessive suffixes on nouns, object suffixes on verbs, and distinguish between independent and attached pronoun forms. 10 Demonstrative Pronouns (Asma' al-Isharah) Learn near and far demonstratives with gender and number agreement, and identify them in the Quran. 11 Relative Pronouns (al-Asma' al-Mawsulah) Learn relative pronouns and understand relative clause structure in Arabic.
Forms II–X
12 Verb Form II (Taf'il) Recognize Form II verbs with doubled middle letter and understand their causative, intensive, and transitive meanings. 13 Verb Form III (Mufa'alah) Recognize Form III verbs with alif after the first root letter and understand their reciprocal and attempted-action meanings. 14 Verb Form IV (If'al) Recognize Form IV pattern (af'ala) with alif prefix and understand its causative meaning in Quranic text. 15 Verb Form V (Tafa''ul) Recognize Form V as the reflexive of Form II and understand its meanings of self-directed action and gradual process. 16 Verb Form VI (Tafa'ul) Recognize Form VI as the reflexive of Form III and understand its meanings of mutual action and pretending. 17 Verb Forms VII & VIII (Infi'al & Ifti'al) Master Form VII (passive/reflexive) and Form VIII (reflexive/effort) with their distinctive patterns, assimilation rules, and Quranic applications. 18 Verb Forms IX & X (If'ilal & Istif'al) Recognize Form IX (colors/defects — rare) and master Form X (seeking/requesting — common), completing the ten-form verb system.
Derived nouns
19 Active & Passive Participles (Ism Fa'il & Ism Maf'ul) Derive active participles (one who does) and passive participles (one to whom it is done) from verbs, and identify their dual function as nouns and adjectives in Quranic text. 20 Verbal Nouns (Masdar) Understand the masdar as the abstract noun form of a verb and recognize common masdar patterns across verb forms. 21 Nouns of Place & Time (Ism Makan & Ism Zaman) Derive nouns of place and time from verbs and identify these derived nouns in the Quran.
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8 surah analyses matched to what Level 3 taught.
94Ash-Sharh8 versesThree parallel past-tense blessings after أَلَمْ — conjugation practice straight from the madi lessons.الشرح95At-Tin8 versesAn oath answered by لَقَدْ, then elatives and an إِلَّا exception — note the badal apposition inside the oath series.التين97Al-Qadr5 versesPick out the Form IV and Form V verbs, and the stacked idafah chains under إِنَّ emphasis.القدر99Az-Zalzalah8 versesPassive verbs and man + jussive conditionals in perfectly parallel verses — your mood lessons applied.الزلزلة100Al-'Adiyat11 versesAn oath series carried by active participles — name each ism fa’il and its root before reading the i’rab.العاديات101Al-Qari'ah11 versesInterrogative ma, similes with ka-, and bare idafa structures — light morphology, heavy atmosphere.القارعة102At-Takathur8 versesForm IV أَلْهَاكُمُ versus Form VI التَّكَاثُرُ in the first verse alone — then كَلَّا three times and سَوْفَ futures.التكاثر103Al-ʿAsr3 versesThe morphology checkpoint surah in full: one nominal sentence, an إِلَّا exception, and الَّذِينَ relative clauses.العصر
Level 4Advanced
القواعد المتقدمةComplex grammatical constructions: conditionals, exceptions, Maf'ul types, and rhetorical structures.
States & specification
1 Hal Clauses (Circumstantial Expressions) Understand hal as describing the state or circumstance of an action, recognize accusative case marking, and distinguish hal from adjectives. 2 Tamyiz (Specification) Understand tamyiz as clarifying ambiguous nouns or numbers, recognize accusative case on tamyiz, and identify specification constructions in the Quran.
Conditionals
3 Conditional Sentences (Shart & Jawab) Understand conditional sentence structure with condition and result clauses, recognize verb mood changes, and identify conditionals in Quranic commands and warnings. 4 Types of Conditional Particles Distinguish between conditional particles (in, idha, law, lamma) based on certainty level and understand their different mood requirements.
Exception & emphasis
5 Exception Particles (Adawat al-Istithna') Master the exception particle system including illa, ghayra, and siwa with their three case rules based on sentence type. 6 Emphasis & Affirmation (Tawkid) Master Arabic emphasis structures including inna, qad, la-qad, nun at-tawkid, and nominal emphasis with nafs/ayn.
The mafʿul family
7 The Maf'ul Mutlaq (Absolute Object) Understand the maf'ul mutlaq as a masdar used to emphasize or specify the verb's action, and recognize this accusative function in Quranic text. 8 The Maf'ul li-Ajlih (Object of Cause) Understand the maf'ul li-ajlih as expressing the reason or purpose for an action, and recognize this causal accusative function in Quranic text. 9 The Maf'ul Ma'ah (Object of Accompaniment) Understand the maf'ul ma'ah as expressing accompaniment after waw al-ma'iyyah, and recognize all five accusative functions in Quranic text.
Weak verbs
11 Weak Verbs Introduction (al-Fi'l al-Mu'tall) Master the four-category weak verb classification system and learn the recognition strategy for identifying and analyzing weak verbs in Quranic text. 12 Hollow Verbs (al-Ajwaf) Master hollow verb conjugation patterns through contraction principles, recognize hollow-waw and hollow-ya subtypes, and apply systematic analysis to Quranic examples. 13 Defective Verbs (al-Naqis) Master defective verb conjugation patterns through final-letter transformation rules, recognize defective-waw and defective-ya subtypes, and apply systematic analysis to Quranic examples. 14 Assimilated Verbs (al-Mithal) Master assimilated verb conjugation through initial-waw deletion rules, understand when the waw stays vs drops, and apply systematic recognition to Quranic examples. 15 Hamzated Verbs (al-Mahmuz) Master hamza spelling rules based on vowel hierarchy, recognize hamza positions and carriers, and complete the four-category weak verb classification system.
Rhetoric
17 Introduction to Balagha (Rhetoric) Discover the three branches of balagha — the science of eloquent expression that reveals WHY the Quran arranges words the way it does, introducing you to the gateway of Quranic inimitability (i'jaz). 18 Figures of Speech in the Quran Master seven essential rhetorical devices — tashbih, isti'arah, kinayah, hadhf, taqdim, tibaq, and saja' — through systematic Quranic examples, completing Level 4 and preparing for Level 5's applied rhetorical analysis.
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9 surah analyses matched to what Level 4 taught.
86At-Tariq17 versesA compact in-conditional, the ma adraka formula, and kull as universal quantifier — small surah, dense particles.الطارق87Al-A'la19 versesTrack the opening imperative, the future-tense constructions, and the adversative bal steering the argument.الأعلى89Al-Fajr30 versesOath series, then هَلْ and إِذَا conditionals with كَلَّا rebukes — every emphasis particle you studied, live.الفجر90Al-Balad20 versesThe لَا أُقْسِمُ oath formula, then relative clauses stacking the steep path — spot each الَّذِي and its clause.البلد91Ash-Shams15 versesSeven wa- oaths in a row with قَدْ emphasis on the payoff — then passive voice in the Thamud narrative.الشمس92Al-Layl21 versesamma...fa- conditionals sorting two kinds of people — watch Form II and Form IV verbs carry the contrast.الليل93Ad-Duha11 versesThe Level 4 checkpoint surah in full — أَلَمْ questions, the triple wajadaka parallel, and imperative versus prohibitive closings.الضحى96Al-'Alaq19 versesThe first revelation: iqra’ imperatives, كَلَّا rebukes, and a la’in conditional — prohibition grammar at full strength.العلق98Al-Bayyinah8 verseslam yakun negation, dual number, and ism fa’il as substantives — longer verses that reward slow parsing.البينة
Level 5Applied Study
التطبيق القرآنيApply everything to the Quran: pattern recognition, vocabulary, and full verse analysis.
Applied analyses
2 Analyzing Surah Al-Fatiha Complete grammatical analysis of all seven verses of Surah Al-Fatiha, demonstrating how grammar reveals theological meaning across a unified surah. 3 Analyzing Ayat al-Kursi Complete i'rab analysis of Ayat al-Kursi (Al-Baqarah 2:255), demonstrating how complex grammar structures layer within a single foundational verse. 4 Analyzing Surah Al-Ikhlas Complete grammatical analysis of Surah Al-Ikhlas (112), demonstrating how four concise verses express the entirety of Islamic monotheism through precise grammar. 5 Analyzing Surah Al-Falaq & An-Nas Complete i'rab analysis of the two protective surahs (al-mu'awwidhatayn), comparing their parallel structures and contrasting grammatical approaches.
Quranic patterns
6 Grammar Patterns in Juz 'Amma Identify recurring grammatical patterns across the short surahs of Juz 'Amma (Part 30), developing cross-text pattern recognition skills. 7 Du'a Patterns in the Quran Identify recurring grammatical patterns in Quranic supplications (du'a) across Al-Baqarah, Al-Imran, and Ibrahim, recognizing imperative, vocative, and conditional structures. 8 Oath Formulas in the Quran Learn to identify and analyze Quranic oath structures (qasam): oath particles, genitive oath objects, and oath responses across multiple surahs.
Narrative & dialogue
9 Story Narratives: Prophet Ibrahim Analyze narrative grammar patterns in Prophet Ibrahim's story from Ash-Shu'ara and As-Saffat, including dialogue markers, speaker shifts, and past tense structures. 10 Story Narratives: Prophet Musa Analyze complex narrative structures with multiple speakers in Prophet Musa's story from Ta-Ha and Al-Qasas, building on narrative grammar patterns from L5.09. 11 Dialogue Patterns in the Quran Master universal dialogue grammar patterns across the Quran through systematic classification of four dialogue types: narrative, divine command, prophetic address, and eschatological dialogue.
Rhetoric in action
12 Parallelism & Repetition Analyze parallel grammatical structures and repetition patterns for emphasis in the Quran, with focused study of Surah Ar-Rahman's recurring refrain. 13 Rhetorical Questions in the Quran Analyze interrogative particles and rhetorical questions in the Quran, understanding how questions create emphasis, denial, or astonishment rather than seeking answers. 14 Word Order & Emphasis in the Quran Analyze standard vs. inverted word order (taqdim wa-takhir) in the Quran, understanding how word position creates emphasis, exclusivity, and theological precision.
Synthesis
15 Comprehensive Review: Nahw Synthesis Synthesize all syntax (nahw) knowledge from Levels 1-5, applying sentence analysis, case system, particles, and clause types to mixed Quranic verses. 16 Comprehensive Review: Sarf Synthesis Synthesize all morphology (sarf) knowledge from Levels 1-5, applying root analysis, verb forms, derived nouns, and weak verb rules to mixed Quranic words.
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9 surah analyses matched to what Level 5 taught.
78An-Naba40 versesForty verses of judgment scenes — amma interrogatives, ja’ala with double accusative, and yawma temporal frames.النبإ79An-Naziʿat46 versesOaths built on active participles, then narrative past chains and إِذَا conditionals — full i’rab method territory.النازعات80ʿAbasa42 versesNarrative that shifts person mid-stream — follow the ma interrogatives, fa-/thumma sequencing, and Forms I through V.عبس81At-Takwir29 versesTwelve consecutive إِذَا clauses before the answer lands — the longest conditional chain you will parse on this site.التكوير82Al-Infitar19 versesإِذَا conditionals and passive voice with attached pronouns throughout — parse each verse before peeking.الإنفطار83Al-Mutaffifin36 versesوَيْلٌ exclamations, كَلَّا and إِنَّ emphasis, and active participles as substantives — commercial fraud in full i’rab.المطففين84Al-Inshiqaq25 versesإِذَا with fa- result clauses, the لَا أُقْسِمُ formula, and a ya ayyuha vocative — apply the five-step method verse by verse.الإنشقاق85Al-Buruj22 verseswa- oaths, the passive qutila, and الَّذِينَ chains under إِنَّ — the People of the Trench in layered emphasis.البروج88Al-Ghashiyah26 versesA هَلْ interrogative opening, descriptive nominal sentences with strict adjective agreement, and a-fa-la reflection commands.الغاشية