Term 2 : Basic Grammar – Fi’l

By Saima Sandhu Categories: Arabic Grammar, Nahw
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About Course

This foundational course introduces students to the essential principles of Arabic verbs (fiʿl) and their role in sentence construction. Building on a basic understanding of Arabic vocabulary and grammar, learners will explore the different types of verbs, including past (māḍī), present/future (muḍāriʿ), and imperative (amr) forms.

Students will learn how Arabic verbs change according to person, gender, and number, and will be introduced to common verb patterns and conjugation techniques. The course also covers the relationship between verbs and their subjects, enabling learners to form and understand complete verbal sentences with confidence.

Through structured lessons, practical exercises, and guided reading activities, students will develop the skills necessary to recognize, analyze, and use common Arabic verbs in both written and spoken contexts.

By the end of the course, students will be able to identify the main categories of Arabic verbs, conjugate basic verb forms, understand simple verbal sentences, and apply foundational grammar rules to improve their reading and comprehension of Arabic texts.

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What Will You Learn?

  • Understand the definition and function of fiʿl (verbs) in Arabic grammar.
  • Distinguish between the three main categories of verbs: past (māḍī), present/future (muḍāriʿ), and imperative (amr).
  • Recognize common verb patterns and identify verbs within Arabic texts.
  • Conjugate basic verbs according to person, gender, and number.
  • Identify the subject of a verb and understand the relationship between verbs and their subjects.
  • Construct and analyze simple Arabic verbal sentences (al-jumlah al-fiʿliyyah).
  • Understand the use of attached and implied pronouns with verbs.
  • Read and comprehend simple Arabic passages containing commonly used verbs.
  • Apply foundational verb rules to improve Arabic reading, writing, and comprehension skills.
  • Develop confidence in using Arabic verbs accurately in both spoken and written contexts.

Course Content

Basic Grammar – Fi’l

  • 1. Introduction to Fi’ls
    01:01:07
  • 2. Fi’l Madhi
    01:01:41
  • 3. Fi’l and Attached Pronouns
    57:45
  • 4. Faa’il – The Doer
    01:01:13
  • 5. Faa’il – The Doer (Part 2)
    01:00:54
  • 6. Maf’ool – The Detail
    01:01:47
  • 7. Maf’ool (Continued)
    01:00:38
  • 8. Maf’ools in the Quran
    01:00:39
  • 9. Haal & Muta’aliq bil Fi’l
    01:00:26
  • 10. Fi’l Mudhari’
    01:01:05
  • 11. I’rab Fi’l Mudhari’
    01:01:09
  • 12. Huroof Naasibah wa Jaazimah
    01:00:22
  • 13. Differences between the لامs
    01:00:23
  • 14. The signs that indicate a Fi’l is Majzoom
    59:45
  • 15. The signs that indicate a Fi’l is Majzoom (continued)
    01:02:00
  • 16. Negation of Julmah Fi’liyyah
    01:00:33
  • 17. Fi’l Amr
    01:00:37
  • 18. Fi’l amr (continued)
    01:01:58
  • 19. Surah al-Baqarah v282
    01:02:09
  • 20. Review
    01:01:02
  • 21. Fi’l Mabny lil Majhool – Du’a of Musa (AS)
    01:00:29
  • 22. Fi’l Mabniy lil Majhool – Dua of the Prophet (صلى الله عليه وسلم) after Fajr
    01:01:37
  • 23. Du’a of the Prophet (صلى الله عليه وسلم) for protection against Earthquakes and more
    01:00:42
  • 24. Tawkeed (Emphasis) in Jumlah Fi’liyyah
    01:02:56
  • 25. Emphasis (continued)
    01:00:45
  • 26. Taqdeem and Ta’kheer
    58:52

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