ARABIC ONLINE

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• Welcome!

• Viewing Arabic Texts

• Introduction

• Alphabet

• Pronunciation
• Words
• Vowels
• Reading out

• Accent and Stress

• Rules of Pause

• Writing of Letter 'alif

• Roots

• Root Extraction

• Nouns

• Irregular Nouns

• Declension

• Noun Gender

• Feminine Markers

• Singular Nouns

• Dual Nouns

• Plural Nouns EDITED

• Masculine Plural Nouns EDITED

• Feminine Plural Nouns

• Irregular Plural Nouns
• Articles

• Case Inflection

• Case Endings

• The Six Nouns

• Noonation

• Adjectives

• Genitive Construction

• Am/Is/Are Sentences

• Verbs

• Irregular Verbs

• Verb Forms

• Perfective Verbs

• Perfective Conjugation

• Irregular Perfective Conjugation

• Imperfective Verbs

• Imperfective Conjugation

• Irregular Imperfective Conjugation

• Moods

• Subjunctive Mood

• Jussive Mood

• Mood Signs

• Energetic Mood

• Imperative Mood

• Passive Voice

• Passive Perfective Verbs

• Passive Imperfective Verbs

• Passive of Irregular Verbs

• Subject Pronouns

• Object Pronouns

• Demonstratives

• Relative Pronouns

• Sentences

• To Have

• Incomplete Verbs

• Frozen Verbs

• Verb-Like Particles

• Negation

• Present Negative

• Past Negative

• Future Negative

• Negation+Exclusion Style

• Interrogation

• Yes/No Questions

• Interrogative Pronouns

• Polite Request

• Introductory Particles

• Infinitival/Indefinite maa

• Prepositions

• Conjunctions

• Adverbs

• Inactive Particles

• Ablative Particles

• Vocative Particles

• Exclamatory Style

• Praise & Disparagement

• Derived Nouns

• Verbal Nouns

• Active Participles

• Passive Participles

• Participle-like Adjectives

• Comparatives

• Place-nouns

• Time-nouns

• Tool-nouns

• Attributives

• Diminutives

• Vocabulary

• Dialects

• Survival Phrases

• History & Culture

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Welcome!

  Welcome to Arabic Online, an absolutely free website that aims to provide as much as possible comprehensive information on the Arabic language and its grammar.

 Arabic is spoken today by over 300 million people who inhabit the Middle East and North Africa. Arabic is also the liturgical language of Islam, the faith of more than one billion people around the world.

 Arabic is official language of state in the following countries:

• Algeria

• Bahrain

• Chad (with French)

• Comoros (with French and Comorian)

• Djibouti (with French)

• Egypt

• Eritrea (with Tigrignan)

• Iraq (with Kurdish)

• Israel (with Hebrew)

• Jordan

• Kuwait

• Lebanon

• Libya

• Mauritania

• Morocco

• Oman

• Palestinian Authority

• Qatar

• Saudi Arabia

• Somalia (with Somali)

• Sudan

• Syria

• Tunisia

• United Arab Emirates

• Western Sahara

• Yemen

 Arabic is also the liturgical language of Muslims in:

• Afghanistan

• Indonesia

• Iran

• Kazakhstan

• Kyrgyzstan

• Pakistan

• Sub-Saharan Africa

• Tajikistan

• Turkey

• Turkmenistan

• Uzbekistan

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