Arabic for the Qur'an, Book One

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An Introductory Course

Häftad, Engelska, 2026

599 kr

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A new, comprehensive book to introduce students to the Arabic of the Qur'an, from an expert in his fieldDesigned as a thirteen-week course for beginners in the Arabic language, this textbook allows students access to the Qur'an: giving them the skills to read and understand this most important and complex text. Structured around ten chapters, that progress in difficulty throughout the book, each chapter examines a different verse, including translations and glossaries and followed by grammar explanations and exercises to help deepen the students knowledge of the language and the text. Complete with audio resources, this foundational curriculum is a vital resource for students of Islamic Studies, Arabic language courses, with a focus on religious texts, and also all those interested to understand this text fundamental to Islam.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2026-03-31
Mått216 x 279 x undefined mm
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor200
FörlagAmerican University in Cairo Press
ISBN9781649034335

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Yahya Kharrat is an assistant professor of Arabic at Western University, Ontario, where he teaches Arabic to students of all levels, and also at Huron University at Western in the Faculty of Theology, where he teaches Arabic for the Quran. With over twenty years of experience teaching Arabic in higher education, he holds a PhD in Language Pedagogy from Kansas University and has published many academic articles in his field.

"Yahya Kharrat developed these textbooks through many years of teaching Arabic to students interested in engaging with the Qur’an, and provides us with practical and engaging texts that are classroom-ready."—Ingrid Mattson, Huron University"Yahya Kharrat successfully weaves all essential aspects of Arabic grammar with selected passages of the Qur’an in a clear and meaningful manner. His extensive teaching experience is well in evidence. Applause-worthy."—Munir El-Kassem, Islamic Centre of Southwest Ontario