Publisher's Synopsis
Arabic is the key to unlocking the treasures of the Islamic heritage. It is a means of understanding the Quran and its secrets, a path to grasping the meanings of the sunnah and its profundities, and a way into the depths of Arabic literature and its riches. Foundations of Arabic Grammar is a translation of the first volume of Rashid al-Shartunis hugely popular textbook on Arabic grammar, Mabadi al-Arabiyyah (edited by Hamid al-Muhammadi). It consists of 48 short and easy-tounderstand lessons on morphology and syntax. The topics are systematically arranged and the material is presented in a simple and lucid style, tailored specifically to the needs of beginners to the subject. Learning is further facilitated by means of carefully constructed exercises at the end of each lesson, a bilingual glossary of grammatical terms, and a parallel English-Arabic layout of the text.
