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Madinah Arabic Reader – Book 5

Advance your classical Arabic grammar and comprehension with Book 5 of the renowned Madinah Arabic Reader series.

Lessons
8
Duration
3 Hr 22 Min
Skill Level
Intermediate
Published
Oct 2026
Madinah Arabic Reader – Book 5

Course Description

Madinah Arabic Reader – Book 5 by Dr V. Abdur Rahim is a respected intermediate text designed to bridge foundational grammar and advanced reading fluency in the Arabic language. Building upon the structures covered in previous volumes, this book introduces the verb forms, particles and sentence patterns needed to read classical Arabic texts.

Taught by Shaykh Abdulwahid Stephenson, the course guides students systematically through the exercises and textual examples, ensuring a thorough grasp of intricate grammatical rules and their practical application.

Students will learn:

• Master the rules and usage of the jussive mood with particles such as lam and lamma

• Understand the application of sound masculine plurals and complex number structures

• Examine the grammatical functions of deficient verbs including kana and laysa

• Identify and conjugate weak verbs, encompassing al-mithal and hollow verb patterns

• Navigate the rules governing defective verbs and doubled verbs in Arabic morphology

• Enhance overall reading comprehension and analytical skills for classical texts

An essential programme for students seeking to solidify their intermediate Arabic grammar and progress toward fluent classical comprehension.

Course Content

8 lessons · 3hr 22min total

Instructor

Shaykh Abdulwahid Stephenson

Shaykh Abdulwahid Stephenson

Islamic Jurisprudence, Islamic University of Madinah

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AbdulWahid Stephenson has over 15 years teaching experience and has studied Islamic Jurisprudence at the prestigious Islamic University of Madinah, Saudi Arabia. He is the founder of Madinah College and Insight into Islam. He is also a Khateeb and has delivered talks at several universities and Islamic centres.

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