Arabic Through the Quran by Alan Jones provides an accessible and structured introduction to learning Arabic. The book uses Quranic text to teach grammar, vocabulary, and syntax, enabling readers to gain a practical understanding of the language while deepening their engagement with the Quran. With clear explanations, exercises, and examples from Quranic verses, the book is ideal for beginners seeking a solid foundation in Arabic. It also offers cultural and religious insights, enhancing the learning experience. Whether for linguistic mastery or spiritual enrichment, this book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in exploring the beauty of Arabic and the Quran.
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Arabic Through the Quran
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Alan Jones’s Arabic Through the Quran is a comprehensive language guide designed for beginners. It uses Quranic verses to teach Arabic grammar and vocabulary, offering linguistic proficiency alongside a deeper appreciation of the Quran’s meanings.
| Format | Paperback |
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| Author | Alan Jones |
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