Learning Arabic: Language of the Qur'an By Izzath Uroosa

The Qur'an was revealed in Arabic, and understanding it in its original language opens a dimension of meaning that no translation can fully convey. Learning Arabic: Language of the Qur'an by Izzath Uroosa is a practical, beginner-friendly guide that walks the student through the foundations of Qur'anic Arabic — grammar, vocabulary, and sentence structure — using examples drawn directly from the Qur'an itself at every stage.

What This Book Covers

Essential Arabic Grammar — Step by Step

The book introduces Arabic grammar progressively, building each concept on the previous one without overwhelming the beginner. Noun and verb structures, gender and number, sentence patterns, and the core grammatical relationships that govern Arabic — all explained with the clarity that a non-native speaker needs and illustrated with Qur'anic examples so that grammar and Qur'anic vocabulary are learned together.

Qur'anic Vocabulary in Context

Vocabulary is taught through the Qur'an rather than through abstract word lists — meaning the student is encountering and learning the actual words Allah used, in the contexts where they appear, from the very beginning of their study.

Exercises to Reinforce Learning

Each chapter includes exercises that allow the student to test and consolidate what they have learned before moving on — making the book suitable for self-study as well as classroom use, with a clear progression that keeps the learner on track.

About the Author

Izzath Uroosa is an Islamic educator specializing in making Qur'anic Arabic accessible for English-speaking Muslims. Published by Darussalam Publishers.

Who This Book Is For

English-speaking Muslims who want to begin learning Qur'anic Arabic from scratch. New Muslims who want to connect with the Qur'an in its original language. Students of Islamic knowledge who recognize that Arabic is the key to the primary sources. And parents who want a reliable, clear resource to start their own Arabic study at home.