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I. Class Description
A. Name of Class: Arabic I
B. Credit Hours:
C. Catalog Description: Arabic Grammar Level 1 introduces
students to Arabic grammar in a unique
way based on the frequency of
vocabulary usage. Level 1 focuses
completely on the major nominal
grammatical constructions. Its lessons
are taught using English as the medium
of instruction in order to give the student
a basic understanding of Arabic
grammar from an English grammatical
perspective.
D. Prerequisites: None
E. Aims This course seeks to enhance for the
students the following:
1- Listing to Arabic language from
native speaker.
2- Reading and writing Arabic language
by a correct way as Native speakers read
and write
3- Learning Basics of Arabic language.
4-growing the speaking skills.
5- Using Many words from Quran
Kareem
6- Learning bases of Arabic Grammar
(Alnahw) النحو
8 - listing to Quran from native
(Egyptian) readers
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B The Author Dr . F. Abd Alraheem
Homework Assignments
1 Homework assignment will be assigned.
V. Attendance Policies
A. Attendance: The students are required to login and access the
weekly sessions each week for all subjects available.
There is no fixed time for accessing the content.
Students may do it at their own convenience but
within the week in which the content is required to be
studied.
B. Special requirements
1. Students should behave respectfully during Live
Discussions, in their correspondences and forum posts. If a
student is disrespectful to the instructor or to another
student he or she will be removed from class.
2. The Video and Audio study material provided to you is
confidential and copyrighted. You are allowed to keep a
copy on your PC but you are not allowed to distribute copies
to others.
3. All students should participate fully in Live Discussions.
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4. As a student of the Islamic Online University, you should
pledge that all tests taken by you and that all work turned in
by you will be original and solely the result of your own
efforts. Any form of academic dishonesty, including cheating
and plagiarism, will be recorded in the student’s permanent
file. Breaches of academic integrity will be dealt with
severely, as per the University policy. After the first instance
of a breach of academic integrity, the student will receive a
failing grade IN ALL CLASSES FOR WHICH HE/SHE IS
CURRENTLY ENROLLED. After the second instance, the
student will be expelled permanently from the program.
Note: Besides the definition of cheating in the Student
Handbook, cheating in this class includes using others’
planning or drafting to generate one’s own essay, copying
any part of another person’s homework, or collaborating on
assignments that are meant to be individual efforts. Unless
otherwise indicated, all assignments completed outside of
class should be completed individually.
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Class Schedule
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ُاملستت
ِ أصل
The origin of The verb الفعل
ِ وز ُن
(the scale) of the verb الفعل
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Examples in Holly Qur'an
The Adverb
Kinds of the adverb: Adverb of place- adverb of
ِ
time الزمان +وظر
ُ ِ
املكان +ظر
ُ
ِ
The phrase شب ُ اجلملة ِ
ِ
Parts of اجلملة شب
Kinds of Hamzahاهلمزة
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Session 20 Topics: Continuation of lesson 9 –
The verb كا َنverb to be with the 14 Detached
pronouns
Examples on Hidden vowel signs
Parts of adjective clause
The adjective looks like the noun Qualified in 4
things : Gender , number, definite or indefinite ,
case ending
Examples on Adjective clause
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Session 21
Topics Continuation of lesson 9 –
The verb ج َ ََت َّرwith the 14 Detached pronouns
Some kinds of The Diptote Nouns + ِ ع من الصَّر
ُ االسم املمنو
ر
Book Exercises الكتاب ِ يبات
ُ تدر
The relative pronouns ُاألمساءُ املوصولة
Who= الذيand اليت
Examples of relative pronouns
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Session22
Continuation of lesson 9 –
Topics The verb قال
َ with the 14 Detached pronouns
The relative pronoun
The phrase which comes after the relative
ِ
pronounاملوصول ِ
ُصلة
Examples on The relative pronouns ( )الذي – اليتand
ِ
the phrase of املوصول ُصلة
Examples of Holly Qur'an
The relative pronoun with the detached pronouns
Book exercise 1
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Session 28 Topics: Continuation of lesson 10-
The verb َخ َذ
َ أwith the 14 Detached pronouns
خ
ٌ أب _ أ
ٌ in the nominative case and in the
accusative case
Examples in the nominative case
Examples in the nominative case
Examples about خ ٌ أب و أfrom Holly Qur'an in sorat
يوسف
Listening to The dialogue in lesson 10
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Session 29 Topics: Continuation of lesson 10-
The verb سَ َ َجلwith the 14 Detached pronouns
The news comes in the beginning of the Nominal
sentence and the predicate comes after news ُاخلرب
َّر
ُ واملبتدأ املؤخ
املقدَّم ر
Examples
Kinds of the newsأنواع اخل ِرب
ُ
Examples about Kinds of The news
The news may be:
1- A Nominal sentence
2- A verbal sentence
3- A phrase وجمرور
ٌ أو جار+ظر
ٌ
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