Naqis Verbs (الناقص)
A Naqis (Defective) verb is that whose third (last) letter is weak ( ا – و – ي ) in
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Hollow Verbs (الأَجوَف)
Ajwaf verbs are those whose second (middle) letter is sick (أ-ي-و) in its root form. Most Ajwaf verbs have an
Mithal Verbs (المثال)
A Mithal مِثال Verb is that whose first letter is sick in its root (base) form. The Mithal verb always starts
The Irregular Verb الفِعْلُ المُعْتَل
The root of these verbs includes a weak letter (i.e. و ، ا ، ي); therefore, they are irregular (i.e.
The Doubled Verb (الفعلُ المُضعَف)
Words which have two repeated or doubled letters in its root (base). We will divide the doubled verb into two
Mahmouz (الصحيح المهموز)
A Mahmouz verb has a Hamza in its root (base). The Hamza can come: 1) At the beginning of the
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The Mu’allaqat – Hanging Odes – Part 1
An introduction to the Mu’allaqat or the Hanging odes. These are 7 poems that represent the finest of pre-Islamic Arabic
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The Poem of Ilbiri – On Leading a Purposeful Life – Part 2
Abu Isḥāq al-Ilbīrī al-Tujībī (d. 459 AH / 1067 CE) is said to have written this poem in response to
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The Poem of Ilbiri – On Leading a Purposeful Life – Part 1
Abu Isḥāq al-Ilbīrī al-Tujībī (d. 459 AH / 1067 CE) is said to have written this poem in response to