Grammar lessons
Each lesson takes one chapter of Arabic grammar and works it through properly: the terminology without false friends, the rule and what governs it, worked examples parsed in the full classical wording, evidence from the Quran, and the mistakes English speakers actually make. Read the lesson, then try it on any sentence in the analyzer.
Its two pillars, their cases, and the shapes of the predicate
Read the lessonTheir kinds, and when each is nominative
Read the lessonVerb, doer, object, and their order
Read the lessonIts four rulings and the forms it takes
Read the lessonThe passive and its rulings
Read the lessonHow they govern, their noun and predicate
Read the lessonTheir governance, and hamza kasra vs fatḥa
Read the lessonIts governance, conditions, and lā ilāha illā Llāh
Read the lessonVerbs of approach, hope and beginning
Read the lessonVerbs taking two objects
Read the lessonIts conditions, its holder, and the sentence-ḥāl
Read the lessonSpecifying a single word or a whole sentence
Read the lessonIllā and its sisters, complete and incomplete
Read the lessonIts five kinds and when it is built
Read the lessonIts rulings and the genitive of the second term
Read the lessonTheir meanings and what they attach to
Read the lessonThe particles that put the imperfect in the accusative
Read the lessonApocopating one verb and two
Read the lessonThe protasis, the apodosis, and the linking fāʾ
Read the lessonAgreement, the counted noun, and its case
Read the lesson