Learn Arabic from Qur'aan to read and perceive Qur'aan
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Learn Arabic from Qur'aan to read and perceive Qur'aan.
Qur'aan is the Guide and the "Vehicle" that drives to the destination.? Elided Verb The Elevated Messenger of Allah the Exalted Pronounced
? "Personal Name Ar'Reh'maan of Allah the Exalted is the recourse-resort to begin.
? Ar'Reh'maan is eternally the Fountain of Infinite Mercy".Encouraging facts
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Grand Qur'aan is made easy to understand and comprehend by transcribing it in Arabic-the language of our Guide Lord Muhammad Sal'lallaa'hoalaih'wa'salam and related to Arabian Peninsula. We should trust Allah's proclamation.
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A very small part of otherwise limitless vocabulary of Arabic is used in Qur'aan.
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The prerequisite to read a book in foreign language is to learn grammar of that language. Learning grammar of Arabic from Qur'aan does not involve rote memorization which is otherwise a disadvantage of Grammar-Based Approach.
Pre-qualification for learning Arabic from Qur'aan
(a) One can recite just three Ayahs of Qur'aan by recalling from memory and by reading the written text.
(b) Determined resolve that we will not be like majority of readers who are passive and mute recipients of ideas gleaned from the printed page.
(c) We will use auditory and visual faculties simultaneously while studying Qur'aan on computer screen. We will listen and watch syllables of text by moving the gaze in smooth pursuit. This is the basic requirement for attaining what is meant by reading.
Read, Reading
"It is a complex cognitive process of decoding symbols in order to construct or derive meaning in written text. Reading comprehension is defined as the level of understanding of a text. This understanding comes from the interaction between the words that are written. Proficient reading depends on the ability to recognize words quickly and effortlessly. If word recognition is difficult, readers use too much of their processing capacity to read individual words, which interferes with their ability to comprehend what is read."
Reading involves visual fixation on successive locations across the page or screen. Fixation or visual fixation is the maintaining of the visual gaze on a single location. Reading is an intensive process in which the eye quickly moves to assimilate text. Very little is actually seen accurately. It is necessary to understand visual perception and eye movement in order to understand the reading process. Visual fixation is never perfectly steady Fixation eye movement occurs involuntarily. A key technique in studying how individuals read text is eye tracking. Humans also do not appear to fixate on every word in a text, but instead fixate to some words while apparently filling in the missing information using context. The notable exception is being in smooth pursuit.Grand Qur'aan has informed about those people who use their gaze in smooth pursuit of the text scattered on the page
? And the sincere allegiants of Ar'Reh'maan are they who when reminded by mentioning the Aa'ya'at-Verbal Unitary Passages of their Sustainer Lord conveying information and knowledge
? did not behave-react upon them in a state of deafness and blindness.Deafness is related to listening in which ear's audibility plays the major role and blindness apparently relates to visual faculty for which eyes play a role as seeing instrument. Grand Qur'aan is telling us that by following the tradition of such people we should utilize both these faculties simultaneously to quickly grasp and understand Arabic language and comprehend what has been said in its Aa'ya'at. We will soon find that for non-natives the act of seeing the Arabic text plays a major role in making the process of learning very easy and rapid.
Kindly read the scientific information in on line encyclopedias about the processes involved in reading a text whereby one will realize and be convinced about proclamation of Qur'aan having been made easy using Arabic language. Around the fixation point of gaze only four to five letters are seen with 100% acuity. The words of Qur'aan mostly comprise up to five letters. Where the word comprises more than five the syllable system of Arabic helps retain 100% acuity at every fixation point of gaze.
Humans also do not appear to fixate on every word in a text. The notable exception is being in smooth pursuit. Smooth pursuit eye movements allow the eyes to closely follow a moving object. It is one of two ways that visual humans can voluntarily shift gaze, the other being saccadic eye movements. Arabic Text of Qur'aan is the only that facilitates humans in smooth pursuit of its moving text. Interestingly the words of Arabic are also like moving objects on the page. Consonants are followed by "moves"- facilitating the reader for smooth pursuit.Conditionality
We undertake that we will follow the instructions of Qur'aan about its manners of reading, the most primary is
Therefore, you people read that much text of the Qur'aan which has become self convenient-facilitating .
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The par excellence text is that which might control saccadic eye movements of the reader to subserve vision by redirecting the visual axis to a new location. Allah the Exalted and the infinitely knowledgeable has informed
Thereby, for reason of its universality and permanence We have certainly made it-Grand Qur'aan easy to comprehend by transcribing it in the mother tongue-Arabic of you Muhammad .
The purpose of its easy rendition is that you the Messenger might give glad tidings-guarantee on strength of this Grand Qur'aan to those who mindfully endeavor avoiding unrestrained conduct in reverence and fear;
and so that you the Messenger may admonish with this Qur'aan the excessively argumentative people.
Thereby, for reason of its universality and permanence We have certainly made it-Grand Qur'aan easy to comprehend by transcribing it in the mother tongue-Arabic language of you, Muhammad .
The purpose of its easy rendition is that they might at their own conveniently secure it in memory, recall it and orally orate to others.
Know the certain fact that We have simplified-made easy the Grand Qur'aan for the sake of convenient saving in memory, comprehension and recalling to narrate and for taking lesson.
Thereat, is there one who consciously and purposely saves it in memory, comprehends and recalls to mention-takes lesson and admonition?
Reading involves visual fixation on successive locations across the page or screen. Fixation or visual fixation is the maintaining of the visual gaze on a single location. Reading is an intensive process in which the eye quickly moves to assimilate text. Very little is actually seen accurately. Around the fixation point of gaze only four to five letters are seen with 100% acuity. Please revisit the aforementioned six Ayahs-Verbal Unitary Passages of Qur'aan. Did you notice that there is no fixation point of gaze where there are more than five letters on a single location? The text of Qur'aan is superbly arranged with choice of such words that the fixation point of gaze has only four to five letters. Where there is a cluster of more than five letters the syllable system of Arabic, and provision of vowel between boundaries of words with consecutive vowel-less consonants, helps retain 100% acuity at every fixation point of gaze. Thereby the text of Qur'aan controls the saccadic eye movements of the reader to subserve vision by redirecting the visual axis to a new location.
Smooth pursuit eye movements allow the eyes to closely follow a moving object. Grand Qur'aan is made easy to read, conveniently secure and comprehend. The choice of words and their arrangement is such that it controls the involuntary rapid jerk-like movements of eye balls of the reader and smoothly pushes forward his gaze to the next point of fixation. The text of Qur'aan is the only text that facilitates humans in smooth pursuit of its moving text. The words of its text are also like moving objects on the page. The consonants are followed by "moves"- facilitating the reader for smooth pursuit.
Proclamation of Allah the Exalted Qur'aan is made easy to learn and comprehend
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- The prerequisite to read a book in foreign language is to learn grammar of that language. Learning grammar of Arabic from Qur'aan does not involve rote memorization which is otherwise a disadvantage of Grammar-Based Approach.
Pre-qualification for learning Arabic from Qur'aan
(a) One can recite just three Ayahs of Qur'aan by recalling from memory and by reading the written text.
(b) Determined resolve that we will not be like majority of readers who are passive and mute recipients of ideas gleaned from the printed page.
(c) We will use auditory and visual faculties simultaneously while studying Qur'aan on computer screen. We will listen and watch syllables of text by moving the gaze in smooth pursuit. This is the basic requirement for attaining what is meant by reading.
Read, Reading
Salaam,
RED Does this mean arabic grammar or Quranic grammar for the language of The Quran?
BLUE Are you sure about this? Not every 3 ayaats cover all letters or Am I misunderstanding you?
Salaam,
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Salaam,
RED Does this mean arabic grammar or Quranic grammar for the language of The Quran?
BLUE Are you sure about this? Not every 3 ayaats cover all letters or Am I misunderstanding you?
Salaam,
BenderSalamun alaika,
Yes, anyone who can read three Ayahs of Qur'aan, he knows the alphabets and syllables. Coupled with next two, he can learn the whole Qur'aan by watching the CD that shows text and its recitation.
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RED Does this mean arabic grammar or Quranic grammar for the language of The Quran?
Before Qur'aan Arabia had oral tradition. Therefore, Arabic grammar is almost based on Qur'aan. I am only suggesting learn grammar from Qur'aan in the sequence it teaches which makes it simple and void of rote memorization.
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I have added another point as a prerequisite for quick learning of Arabic of Qur'aan. It is
(d) We will consult the grammar books of our mother language to refresh our memory as to what is denoted and perceived by various elements in a text like noun, verb, adjective, adverb, preposition, prepositional phrase, possessive phrase etc etc. Know the grammar of your native language needed for writing purposes while reading these lessons about Arabic of Qur'aan.
Learn Arabic from Qur'aan to read and perceive Qur'aan
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Just know and memorize 11 Particles of Arabic and you can visually recognize and perceive all the Nouns and Verbs in the Grand Qur'aan without needing to consult a dictionary.
The first step for understanding/comprehending the text is to acquire skill of effortlessly recognizing words of the text.
Recap
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We need only to memorize few Prepositions like ;http//haqeeqat.org.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/00.%20Tabweeb/0001.%20Pronouns%20and%20Prepositions/Prepositions/001.%20Fe%20place%20and%20time/2.gif ; http//haqeeqat.org.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/00.%20Tabweeb/0001.%20Pronouns%20and%20Prepositions/01.%20Mimma/01.Min/14.gif ;http//haqeeqat.org.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/00.%20Tabweeb/0001.%20Pronouns%20and%20Prepositions/Prepositions/01.B%20Ala%20with%20Ain/1.gif ;http//haqeeqat.org.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/00.%20Tabweeb/0001.%20Pronouns%20and%20Prepositions/Prepositions/01.Illa,%20allaihe,%20illayya/01.gif ,http//haqeeqat.org.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/00.%20Tabweeb/0001.%20Pronouns%20and%20Prepositions/Prepositions/Aen%20with%20Ain%20from/6.gif to effortlessly recognize Nouns while watching text.
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We merely need to memorize that http//haqeeqat.org.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/000.%20Encyclopaedia%20of%20Arabic%20of%20Qur'aan/3.%20Grammar;%20Morphology%20and%20Syntax/2.%20Nouns/Definite%20Article%20Al.gif in the beginning and Tanwin-doubled vowel sign in the end of word are indicators for Noun. We should also memorize that Jezm is not the ending of a Noun.
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We need to memorize Particles -- -- -- - and remember that the word after it is a Verb. Moreover word ending with feminine marker - is a verb.
Please remember above three points and do an exercise by putting finger on the text and move gaze smoothly forward. Firstly identify few nouns and then next times do it for recognizing verbs. This will give us the skill to effortlessly recognize three parts of the entire text of Qur'aan in just one or two hours. Having attained this skill do pay reverence to the Elevated Messenger and prostrate for Allah the Exalted to express gratitude that Qur'aan is made easy to learn and retain in memory.
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