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Tuesday, February 9, 2016

فعل

 پہلا حصّہ – تعارف 
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اس پوسٹ میں عربی قواعد کی مختلف کتابوں میں بیان کی گئیں فعل کی مختلف تفاصیل کو ایک جگہ کردیا گیا ہے… 
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فعل وہ کلمہ ہے جس میں کسی کام کا ہونا اور زمانہ پایا جائے کہ کام کب ہوا… فعل ف ع ل کے حروف سے بنا ہے جس کے معنی کسی کام کرنے کے ہیں… تمام افعال اسم مصدر سے ماخوذ ہوتے ہیں اور اسی لئے افعال مشتقہ کہلاتے ہیں… 
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ہرفعل کا مادّہ اسکے تین بنیادی حروف ہوتے ہیں جن سے ملکر وہ بنتا ہے اور مادّے کے حروف مصدر سے ماخوذ ہوتے ہیں… اسی مادّے پر اسکے باقی صیغے بنتے ہیں… ہر فعل کا وزن ف ع ل ہوتا ہے…
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مادّے اور وزن کا تعلق ایسا ہے جیسے پانی کے قطرے… چاہے نمکین ہو یا میٹھا، اسکے تمام قطروں کا مادّہ آکسیجن اور ہا ئیڈ روجن ہی ہوتے ہیں اور انکا وزن بھی ایک ہی جیسا ہوتا ہے یعنی دو ایٹم ہا ئیڈ روجن کے اور ایک آکسیجن کا…
نۓ صیغے بنانے یا زمانہ بدلنے کے لئے ف ع ل کے آگے یا پیچھے علامتیں اور ضمیر لگاۓ جاتے ہیں… 
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عربی زبان کا علم قرآن کو سمجھنے کی حد تک…
عربی زبان کو قرآن کو سمجھنے کی حد تک سیکھنے کے لئے بہتر ہے کہ کتابوں کے اسباق اور موضوعات پڑھنے اور سمجھنے سے پہلے بنیادی اصطلاحات اور الفاظ کے معنی یاد کر لئے جائیں یا یاد کروا دیے جائیں… اور قرآنی ذخیرہ الفاظ کو بھی یاد کر لیں معنی کے ساتھ… کیونکہ اسباق کے ساتھ ساتھ پڑھنا، سمجھنا اور یاد کرنا مشکل ہوتا ہے…
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Monday, February 8, 2016

 Introduction To Computer By Peter Norton

                        Read Here.. Click On Below Link :)

 

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Islam at a Glance By Maulana Sadruddin Islahi


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Islam at a Glance (Islam Aik Nazar Main)

By Maulana Sadruddin Islahi
Contents 1. Introduction --- 2
2. Concept and meaning --- 3
3. Fundamental beliefs --- 12
4. Belief in Allah --- 14
5. Faith in the After-life --- 22
6. Faith in the Prophethood --- 30
7. The muslim's fundamental duties --- 44
8. Prayer --- 47
9. Zakat (Poor-due) --- 55
10. Fasting (Saum) --- 73
11. The Pilgrimage (Hajj) --- 87
12. Islam as a way of life --- 103
13. Religion and politics --- 148
14. Islamic law and worship --- 161
15. Islam and other religions --- 176
16. Responsibilities of the muslims as a nation --- 188
17. Impediments and their implications --- 199
18. Worldly blessings of islam --- 226
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Saturday, February 6, 2016

Arabic Grammar Lectures

Arabic Grammar 


Total 82 video lectures recorded in 2014, with HD video quality.


A Grammar of The Arabic Language by W. Wright

A Grammar of The Arabic Language by W. Wright

Considered by many to be the standard reference in English Language for Classical Arabic Grammar. W. Wright’s A Grammar of the Arabic Language, commonly known simply as Wright’s Arabic Grammar or Wright’s Grammar, has been one of the most advanced reference work of Arabic grammar generally available in English since its publication in the mid 19th century. This work gives English-speaking students of Arabic unparalleled access to some of the oldest and most reliable reference works of the classical Arab grammarians, such as Ibn Mālik and al-Zamakhsharī etc. The book uses both English and Arabic terminology to explain morphology and syntax.

PDF Links
Wright – Arabic Grammar Volume 1 (black & white 18.2 MB, 344 pages)


Wright – Arabic Grammar Volume 2 (black & white 27.4 MB, 480 pages)


Wright - Arabic Grammar Volume 1 (colored 24.7 MB, 346 pages)


Wright - Arabic Grammar Volume 2 (colored 27.8 MB, 482 pages)

Links to original archive pages for both scans :
Volume 1 : Scan 1 , Scan 2
Volume 2 : Scan 1 , Scan 2

Arabic-Grammar In Urdu

   Video Lectures Of Arabic-grammar / Basic-level
You Can Online Play And Download All The Lectures..
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Lecture 01Amir Sohail01-01-2010
Lecture 02Amir Sohail02-01-2010
Lecture 03Amir Sohail03-01-2010
Lecture 04Amir Sohail04-01-2010
Lecture 05Amir Sohail05-01-2010
Lecture 06Amir Sohail06-01-2010
Lecture 07Amir Sohail07-01-2010
Lecture 08Amir Sohail08-01-2010
Lecture 09Amir Sohail09-01-2010
Lecture 10Amir Sohail10-01-2010
Lecture 11Amir Sohail11-01-2010
Lecture 12Amir Sohail12-01-2010
Lecture13Amir Sohail13-01-2010
Lecture14Amir Sohail14-01-2010
Lecture15Amir Sohail15-01-2010
Lecture 16Amir Sohail16-01-2010
Lecture 17Amir Sohail17-01-2010
Lecture 18Amir Sohail18-01-2010
Lecture 19Amir Sohail19-01-2010
Lecture 20Amir Sohail20-01-2010
Lecture 21Amir Sohail21-01-2010
Lecture 22Amir Sohail22-01-2010
Lecture 23Amir Sohail23-01-2010
Lecture 24Amir Sohail24-01-2010
Lecture 25Amir Sohail25-01-2010
Lecture 26Amir Sohail26-01-2010
Lecture 27Amir Sohail27-01-2010
Lecture 28Amir Sohail28-01-2010
Lecture 29Amir Sohail29-01-2010
Lecture 30Amir Sohail30-01-2010
Lecture31Amir Sohail01-02-2010
Lecture 32Amir Sohail02-02-2010
Lecture 33Amir Sohail03-02-2010
Lecture 34Amir Sohail04-02-2010
Lecture 35Amir Sohail05-02-2010
Lecture 36Amir Sohail06-02-2010
Lecture 37Amir Sohail07-02-2010
Lecture 38Amir Sohail08-02-2010
Lecture 39Amir Sohail09-02-2010
Lecture 40Amir Sohail10-01-2010
Lecture 41Amir Sohail11-02-2010
Lecture 42Amir Sohail12-02-2010
Lecture 43Amir Sohail13-02-2010
Lecture 44Amir Sohail14-02-2010
Lecture 45Amir Sohail15-02-2010
Lecture 46Amir Sohail16-02-2010
Lecture 47Amir Sohail17-02-2010
Lecture 48Amir Sohail18-02-2010
Lecture 49Amir Sohail19-02-2010
Lecture 50Amir Sohail20-02-2010
Lecture 51Amir Sohail21-02-2010
Lecture 52Amir Sohail22-02-2010
Lecture 53Amir Sohail23-02-2010
Lecture 54Amir Sohail24-02-2010
Lecture 55Amir Sohail25-02-2010
Lecture 56Amir Sohail26-02-2010
Lecture 57Amir Sohail27-02-2010
Lecture 58Amir Sohail28-02-2010
Lecture 59Amir Sohail01-03-2010
Lecture 60Amir Sohail02-03-2010
Lecture 61Amir Sohail03-03-2010
Lecture 62Amir Sohail04-03-2010
Lecture 63Amir Sohail05-03-2010
Lecture 64Amir Sohail06-03-2010
Lecture 65Amir Sohail07-03-2010
Lecture 66Amir Sohail08-03-2010
Lecture 67Amir Sohail09-03-2010
Lecture 68Amir Sohail10-03-2010
Lecture 69Amir Sohail11-03-2010
Lecture 70Amir Sohail12-03-2010
Lecture 71Amir Sohail13-03-2010
Lecture 72Amir Sohail14-03-2010
Lecture 73Amir Sohail15-03-2010

Learning Arabic


By Abu Bakr Salmaan ibn Nasir
The religion has been distorted and changed beyond recognition by the People of Desires and Innovations until the common Muslim has come to regard innovations as sunnahs and the Sunnah as something strange. Generations of Muslims have lived in the darkness of ignorance of the Qur’aan and of the religion of Allaah. This cancer has eaten away at the flesh of the Muslim Ummah leaving it extremely weak and humiliated. And how could it be otherwise when the Prophet (صلى الله عليه و سلم) told us:
Allaah raises up peoples by this Book, and puts down by it others. (Reported by Muslim (no. 817), ibn Maajah (no. 218), Ahmad (1/35), and ad-Daarimi (no. 3365).
So when the Ummah neglected Allaah’s book, Allaah lowered and humiliated us as He (سبحانه وتعالى) informed us: That is because Allaah will never change the blessing which He has bestowed on a people until they change what is in their ownselves. [Al-Anfaal (8):53]Verily never will Allaah change the condition of a people until they change what is in their ownselves. But when Allaah wills a people's punishment, there can be no turning it back, nor will they find, besides Him, any protector. [Ar-Ra’d (13):11]
So it is imperative that we return to this Qur’aan and be of those who memorize it and study it. And, sadly, it is a common practice amongst not only the non-Arabs but the Arabs as well to merely recite it without contemplation of its verses! But the Qur’aan is: A Book which We have revealed to you, full of blessings, that they may ponder its verses, and that men of understanding may receive admonition. [Saad (38):29]Do they not then ponder upon the Qur’aan, or are there locks on their hearts? [Muhammad (47):24]Do they not ponder upon the Qur’aan? Had it been from other than Allaah, they would surely have found in it much contradiction. [An-Nisaa’ (4): 82]
It is a book which: No falsehood can approach it from before or behind it; it is revelation from One Full of Wisdom, Worthy of all Praise. [Fussilat (41):42]
In it is guidance for all the affairs of mankind as Allaah (سبحانه وتعالى) tells us: And We have not revealed the Book to you except that you may clarify to them those things in which they differ, and as a guidance and a mercy for a people who believe. [An-Nahl (16):64]
And have you not heard, my dear Muslim brother, may Allaah guide you to that which pleases Him, the words of your Lord admonishing you not to be like the People of the Book before you who neglected the scripture: Has is not come time for the Believers that their hearts should in all humility engage in the remembrance of Allaah and of the Truth which has been revealed (to them), and that they should not become like those to whom was given the Book aforetime, but long ages passed over them and their hearts grew hard? For many among them are rebellious transgressors. Know that Allaah gives life to the earth after its death. Already have We shown the Signs plainly to you, that you may learn wisdom. [Al-Hadeed (57):16-17]
So just as Allaah brings life to the earth after its death, likewise, Allaah is the one who gives life to the hearts and heals them after their death. And that healing is in this Glorious Qur’aan: Oh mankind, there has come to you an admonition from your Lord and a healing for what is in the chests, and a guidance and mercy for the believers. [Yoonus (10):57]
And take stern warning from the saying of the Prophet (صلى الله عليه و سلم):
“Most of the hypocrites of my Ummah are its reciters.” [Saheeh al-Jaami’ no. 1203]
They recite the Qur’aan, not seeking to understand it so that they may gain Allaah’s pleasure but for some worldly gain:
“Whoever recites the Qur’aan, then let him ask Allaah by it, for verily there shall come a people who shall recite the Qur’aan, and ask the people by it.” [Saheeh al-Jaami’ no.6467]
So it is critical then that we recite this Qur’aan seeking by it Allaah’s pleasure. And it is imperative that we understand and act by this Qur’aan as the Prophet (صلى الله عليه و سلم) said,
“On the Day of Judgment, the Qur’aan and its people who used to act by it in the world shall be brought, being lead by Soorah al-Baqarah and Aal ‘Imraan, which shall be arguing on behalf of their companions.” [Reported by Muslim]
Their companions- that is, those who used to recite them and study their meanings and act upon them. However, for the one who has been deprived of the ability to understand the Qur’aan, in all its subtleties and the depths of its knowledge, I fear that he shall be deprived of this great honor and blessing. And the key that will open the door to understanding the Qur’aan is the Arabic language for Allaah (سبحانه وتعالى) has revealed it as an Arabic Qur’aan: We have sent it down as an Arabic Qur’aan, in order that ye may learn wisdom. [Yoosuf (12):2]Thus have We sent it down as an Arabic Qur’aan and explained therein in detail some of the warnings, in order that they may fear Allaah, or that it may cause them to have a lesson from it. [Taa Haa (20):113]An Arabic Qur’aan, without any crookedness, so that they may have Taqwa. [Az-Zumar (39):28]A Book, whereof the verses are explained in detail as an Arabic Qur’aan, for people who know. [Fussilat (41):3]
So it is imperative, my dear brother or sister, that you strive in learning this blessed language.
And in shaa Allaah, the next installment of this article shall contain some advices on how one should go about learning the Arabic language.