Answers For Lesson 1: 1-Complete (M./F.) Indef. (With Tanween) Def. (No Tanween) The Meaning in English

ANSWERS FOR LESSON 1
1- Complete (m./f.)
Def.
/ -
Indef.
The meaning in English
(No Tanween)
(with Tanween)
The straight
The creator
The torment
The believer
The book
The clear
The great
The glorious
2- Translate (m./f.) to Arabic

1- A believing Prophet.
2- This is a book.
3- The straight path.
4- That is a clear Qur'aan.
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/ -
3 - Complete (m./ f.)
Mark of last letter
Def. Or indef.
Number Gender
The noble Prophet

A believing servant

/
/

4- Complete (m./f.) with an adjective, put (m./f.) the mark on the last letter and
write (m./f.) the meaning
one servant
the glorious book
a great day
a straight path
a noble Prophet
a believing man
You can use any adjective that gives a correct meaning, it should just follows the noun as
explained before.
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LESSON 2

Feminine
Singular
Phrases of the lesson

s Zr&z$#u
7u9%t >y_
xm }
#us)9$# #y } nuzF$#
$u9$# 4uys9$# y
This is the fire
$9$# y
This is the tree
nuyf9$# y
!$# s%$t y
79 |Nr&u$#u 8y |Nr&u$#
And a believing
woman
In a lofty Paradise
It is a snake
The hereafter, it is the
home of residence*
This is the worldly life
This is the she-camel

of Allaah
The wife of Noah and
the wife of Lot
An evident sign
Zsit/ Ot#u 10
By the sun
9$#u 11
*We are giving the literal meaning of the words in the translation as much as possible, to
help you to learn more vocabulary.
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WRITING RULES
- In line 5: The word
is written in the standard Arabic without the long
vowel Alif
after Haa' , but we still pronounce it (haadhihi).
- In line 1: the word s in the Qur'aan script column starts with

Shaddah
due the Tajweed rules only (The way to read Qur'aan).
An Arabic word never starts with Shaddah

.
- In line 4: if
, the Hamzah is
(+ )come after Al At-ta3reef
then written between the Laam and the Alif
as in uzF$#
- In line 1: the word Zr&z$# means (woman) and is written with

Taa' Marbootah

at the end. In line 9: the word |Nr&u$#
means: wife of , it is written with letter Taa'
at the end (This is how
you will find it in The Qur'aan whenever it means: wife of ).

In the standard Arabic, it is written in both cases with Taa' Marbootah

at the end.
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READING RULES
How to start with Hamzatu-l-wasl
as no vowel is written
with it?
Usually you will not find any vowel written with Hamzatu-l-wasl
.
If you start with it, you should know the relevant vowel it has, to be able to
read it properly. These notes will help you:
a. In
(Al of definition)
with
It comes with Fat-hah . E.g. in line 4: you start with the word
Fat-hah ( al-'aakhirah)
b. In seven particular nouns: Hamzatu-l-wasl

will come with
Kasrah , these nouns are:
two f.
two m.
woman
man
'ithnataan 'ithnaan 'imra'ah 'imru'
'ibnah
'ibn
'ism
daughter
son
name
c- In all other cases:

You look at the 3rd letter of the word:
- If it has Dammah
: Hamzatu-l-wasl
as
will have Dammah
well. Ex.
('uktub) because the letter Taa'(3rd letter) has Dammah
- If it has Fat-hah or Kasrah : Hamzatu-l-wasl

will have
Kasrah
.
Ex. '( iftah) because the letter Taa' (3rd letter) has Fat-hah
('istiqamah) because the letter Taa' (3rd letter) has kasrah .
(Fat-hah comes with "Al of definition", Kasrah comes with the Seven
Nouns and if the 3rd letter of the other words has Fat-hah or kasrah
and Dammah comes if the 3rd letter of the other words has Dammah
)
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Feminine Nouns
a sign/verse
a daughter
a paradise
The life
That is a (f.) believer
The snake
This is a tree
The tree
It is a she-camel
She is a woman
Notes:
1- There is no word in Arabic similar to the English "it" we use
feminine human, animal, object or idea...
for a
, the
: the pronoun

demonstrative
are feminine as well.
2- When the word is feminine
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How to recognize the feminine?

1. The Taa' Marbootah
in singular words in most of cases, is a

sign that this word is feminine. See line 1,2,3,4,5,8,10.
2. Some plural words can have Taa' Marbootah

but they are

not feminine. (Will have special lessons for plural
)

3. There are some feminine words which do not end with

Taa' Marbootah
like:
1- Words which refer to females:
girl/daughter sister mother
2- Parts of the body which occur in pairs are usually feminine:
foot
hand
ear
eye/spring
3- Other words which have to be learnt individually:
sky/
heaven
world/
lower
soul/
self
Ex. In line 6 the word

way
house proper name

sun
of the hell
earth/ fire
land
is feminine so the demons. is also feminine.
*Feminine proper names in Arabic cannot have Tanween.
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The Adjective (as-sifah)
an evident sign
the running spring
the worldly life
a lofty paradise
the great mother
a big earth
a believing woman
a lofty/high sky
Notes:
-
Look at the examples; you will see clearly the relation between the
noun and the adjective following it, as explained in lesson 1.
In line 5: the word
but cannot have a Dammah

is a Sifah

as her noun does, because it ends with the long vowel Alif (we
cannot add any vowel to Alif). We say that the Dammah

in that
case is estimated or Muqaddarah

(This will be explained later
)

are feminine
that do not end with Taa' Marbootah
, but the adjectives

following them

end with Taa' Marbootah
as usual.
-
In the examples above the words:
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Exercises
/ -
1- Complete (m./f.)
The fire
Def.
Indef.
2- Translate (m./f.) to Arabic

1- A believing girl.
/ -
.
2- This is a hand.
.
3- The evident sign.
.
4- That is a great tree.
.
5- The wife of Lot.
.
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- /
)3 - Complete (m./f.
A (f.) muslim nation

/
/
/

4- Complete (m. /f.) with an adjective, put (m./f.) the mark on the
last letter and write (m./f.) the meaning.
- .............
- ..............
- ...............
-
...........
..............
-
...............
-
.............
-
- .................
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- /
5 - Complete (m./f.) the table
) ( ) (

(

)
The word

Path

-
/
6- Write (m. /f.) 5 feminine words which end with Taa' Marbootah
..
..

-
/
7- Write (m. /f.) 5 feminine words which do not end with

Taa' Marbootah
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ANSWERS FOR LESSON 1

The meaning in English

2- Translate (m./f.) to Arabic

3 - Complete (m./ f.)

Mark of last letter

The noble Prophet

Phrases of the lesson

This is the fire

This is the tree

This is the she-camel

is written in the standard Arabic without the long

- In line 1: the word s in the Qur'aan script column starts with

due the Tajweed rules only (The way to read Qur'aan).

An Arabic word never starts with Shaddah

then written between the Laam and the Alif

- In line 1: the word Zr&z$# means (woman) and is written with

means: wife of , it is written with letter Taa'

at the end (This is how

you will find it in The Qur'aan whenever it means: wife of ).

b. In seven particular nouns: Hamzatu-l-wasl

'ithnataan 'ithnaan 'imra'ah 'imru'

c- In all other cases:

('uktub) because the letter Taa'(3rd letter) has Dammah

- If it has Fat-hah or Kasrah : Hamzatu-l-wasl

('istiqamah) because the letter Taa' (3rd letter) has kasrah .

That is a (f.) believer

2- When the word is feminine

How to recognize the feminine?

in singular words in most of cases, is a

sign that this word is feminine. See line 1,2,3,4,5,8,10.

2. Some plural words can have Taa' Marbootah

but they are

3. There are some feminine words which do not end with

1- Words which refer to females:

girl/daughter sister mother

2- Parts of the body which occur in pairs are usually feminine:

3- Other words which have to be learnt individually:

Ex. In line 6 the word

house proper name

is feminine so the demons. is also feminine.

*Feminine proper names in Arabic cannot have Tanween.

The Adjective (as-sifah)

the running spring

the worldly life

the great mother

In line 5: the word

but cannot have a Dammah

cannot add any vowel to Alif). We say that the Dammah

case is estimated or Muqaddarah

In the examples above the words:

2- Translate (m./f.) to Arabic

3- The evident sign.

4- That is a great tree.

5- The wife of Lot.

A (f.) muslim nation

5 - Complete (m./f.) the table

7- Write (m. /f.) 5 feminine words which do not end with

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