Qasas Un Nabiyeen Volume 1 English Translation Pdf
Eboni Kleifgen
The following links will allow you to download the PDF files for all the posts on this blog (except announcements). Also, this page has links to some very good books on Arabic Grammar which will definitely be useful to the student of Classical Arabic
Matpen,
Please see the contents page and page 1 of the PDF file named Ilm un Nahw, available on the Arabic Grammar Books page. These pages list all the Arabic and the corresponding English terms for Arabic Grammar.
Slmz
We at madressa Noor for the blind teach blind people Quran and Hadith and Arabic Language.
We are looking for soft copy (word or pdf) of Qasas un nabiyeen all 5 parts by Sheikh Hasan Ali Nadwi.
Faheem,
Masha Allah you people are doing a great job out there! Unfortunately, I can only provide you with scanned images of Qasas since I am unaware of any Word or PDF format for it. Maybe some other readers of my blog can help, Insha Allah
to matpen,
if Quran without hadith is enough to practice Islam then how do you know how to pray and to pray 5 times a day? without the explanation from the hadith you cannot get this information.
Really good effort here. Can somebody also post some structured audio (mp3) and video (mp4) IPOD compatible online. This would be a real blessing.. For example has all the Tajweed material in audio and video of IMMENSE benefit.
Waalaikum Assalam Imran,
I am glad you like the site. Unfortunately, I cannot post the mp3 files from the class since the Shaikh did not give me permission to upload these recordings to the the blog. Maybe someone else has some other recordings from another teacher which will be beneficial for all of us, Insha Allah
AoA Zaid,
By the grace of Allah I feel much ahead in terms of understanding Quran and Hadith as compared to when I had not taken this course. Of course, one has to put in a lot of individual effort as well to complement what is taught at the course.
Hard to answer this one ?
Do not forget that I had already been putting in my individual effort by marking my Quran for words which I knew from my mother-tongue and noting the meaning of these on the margins.
What Shariah Program did was it reinforced my raw knowledge of the language and put order to the chaos.
Plus, remember that after completing Shariah Program course you will still have to put in a lot of effort in terms of reading and exercises to ensure that you properly understand the meaning of the Quran. I strongly suggest that press Mufti Yusuf to give you examples from the Quran for each new concept which is introduced in the class. Hope that helps!
Umm_Q,
I do not have the translation with me;however, I would highly suggest that you attempt to read the book in Arabic itself since that way you will be able to do tarkeeb on the sentences which is impossible to do with a translation.
If you want to study online.. If you like to learn a new language.. If you like Arabic language.. If Arabic language service of process in your life.. If you want to come to Egypt: Tourism, entertainment, education.. Etc..
But I wanted to add your pdf books as 1 document in my downloader site Can you make one pdf document of all this useful Arabic data with the link to your site embedded into it so that not only can I offer it as 1 document via my site, it also gets promoted automatically.
I think this is a misconception that the things I am looking for are details or a very high level of detail . But students in Muslim schools and madrassaas are not taught these things conprehensively, I guess.
As I am new to computers, its very difficult to read your chapters for learning arabic. I would be utterly grateful if you can make a separate .pdf file for the complete book. This is because it would remain in single place and easier to bookmark.
Wassalam
Masood
Masood,
These are lecture notes from the Shariah Program class and as such were never meant to be in a book form. The PDF section of this blog has all these separate lectures in their proper order which you can download separately. I think this also makes them easy to handle as well. In any case, I do not have Adobe Professional with me anymore so it will be hard for me to put these all together.
Asim,
I do not have the .doc files for these PDFs. One thing you can do is to copy paste these files into OpenOffice and then use its PDF Writer feature to create one large PDF; I think that will be very useful
You can send me some text regarding anything you want to discuss within 1 paragraph, not more than 1 page preferably, having link to this specific page, and a brief introduction to the institution from where you got these notes. I plan to add this at the end of this 1 piece merged document as the last page.
Asim,
It was an online course, Shariahprogram.ca and you can visit the website to get more information. The instructor was Mufti Yusuf Mullan, who I must say, is best of his kind. The course takes you through difficult points of Arabic Grammar in a very easy manner and there are plenty of examples from Quran, which makes learning even more easy. One thing to note: the class in which I was enrolled did not complete its full years because of lack of attendance, so these notes are definitely not the entire course taught at Shariahprogram.ca
Asim,
Nice work! I appreciate your effort in combining the lectures notes in one file. Just pone pint: maybe it will be useful if there was a contents page at the beginning; this will make it useful for the readers to find the specific information they are looking for.
Asim,
The book available on Saut-ul-Quran is written by Ata-ur-Rehman Saqib and is in Urdu. The Book available on Quran Academy site has Brig. Zahoor Ahmed as its author and is in English. Even a cursory look at the two books show that these are different works, so I am not too sure what exactly is the issue here.
Sister Kareemah,
I have updated the PDF file to show the correct conjugation. Interestingly, the main post did not have this error. I scanned through the comments and one of my users has pointed this mistake out and I had fixed it int he post. I guess I was just plain lazy to fix the PDF ? .
Thanks for your website and it files. They are very useful for me. I am a student of Islamic College in Indonesia and now doing a thesis on Cohesion in Arabic. Appreciate if you have any papers related to that topic to share with me. Syukron.
Student at Scotland,
I will highly recommend that you register for the Online Shariah Program course for all your Arabic learning needs. The Qasas books come with the course and Mufti Yusuf is a marvellous instructor, Masha Allah.
As for myself, I am simply a student of Arabic so I may not be of much help other than in Nahw and Sarf. That said, I will absolutely help you out wherever I can, Insha Allah.
I am also doing the Shariah program. I do not find it easy. However I am determined to plod along. I would really like to express my appreciation of the work you have put in here. It has helped me very much in understanding these terms and concepts.
Martin,
I am glad that this material was helpful to you. As for the course being tough, any new language that you learn does not come easy, especially if you are learning the technical part of it (grammar, rhetoric etc.). I hope that this material will go some way in alleviating your difficulties in learning the language of Quran, Insha Allah
Halimah,
It is almost impossible for me to provide the Urdu translation of Qasas Part 1 & 2 in such a short time. First of all I do not have the Urdu translation with me. Secondly, I think that the translation is easily available in Pakistan, so if you have anyone you know there you can ask for their help.
Sorry that I was unable to help you out here, although I am glad that you found the blog useful
as you said earlier that u could ask someone in pakistan for help or the book it is not avail;able for me because theres is no one to send it quickly to me here in england please if you know of a website -please could u tell me that
asslamualaykum,
as you said earlier that u could ask someone in pakistan for help or the book it is not avail;able for me because theres is no one to send it quickly to me here in england please if you know of a website -please could u tell me that
Halimah,
What I meant to say was that You could ask someone in Pakistan (if you have contacts there) to look for an Urdu translation for Qasas. For myself, unfortunately, I do not know anyone in Pakistan who can help me out with this
Ibn Moussa,
Thank you for asking. The author of the said web site did ask my permission to put together all the lecture notes on my blog into one single file. So please go ahead and use either the separate files from my blog or the single file from the other web site. It would also be great if you can introduce other to this knowledge who may be looking for some material on Classical Arabic Grammar
I am Asim Iqbal 2nd, and my new website is As you can see from the old googlepages site for which the account was deleted by google and somehow the website still remains. But that site is stuck on Dec 1 2008 while my latest site is updated today with many more free Arabic Grammar resources.
Mohammad,
I am happy that you find the blog useful. Unfortunately, at this time I do not have the scanned images of Qasas with me. My understanding is that it is easily available online on various web stores
Mohammad,
Unfortunately I do not have the link of PDF translation for Qasas with me.
As for who I am, I guess it really does not matter as long the material on this blog serves its purpose of making it easy for students to understand the language of Quran.
Anisa,
I am not sure what you mean by Audio Nahw? If you are asking about audio lectures of these notes then these classes are all recorded but are only available to the Shariah Program Students.
Happy Person,
Thanks for the kind words. I wish the same for you as you do for me. I am glad that you have found this blog useful in learning the language of Quran. I wish you all the success in your endeavors,