Introduction Words that combine with a noun or pronoun to form a sentence are called prepositions. They have their own meaning and affect nouns and pronouns. Their effect on a noun is to change t…

Introduction In Arabic nominal sentences, two primary elements are present: the subject and the predicate. The subject is termed as 'اَلْمُبْتَدَأُ', while the predicate is referred to as 'اَلْخَبَرُ'…

Introduction In Arabic, the possessive phrase represents a union of two nouns. The first noun signifies the object being owned, while the second noun denotes the possessor or owner. Together, they co…

Introduction In Arabic, words that initiate sentences to pose questions are termed as 'interrogative pronouns'. These essential linguistic tools facilitate inquiry and drive understanding within conv…

Masculine Singular اَلَّذِي That one who/ that one which Dual اَلَّذَيْنِ - اَلَّذَانِ Those two who/ those two which Plural اَلَّذِيْنَ Those all who/ That who/ Those which Votre navigateu…

Introduction to the arabic demonstrative pronouns In Arabic, words utilized to indicate or refer to specific items are termed as: Demonstrative Pronouns - اِسْمُ الْإِشارَةِ. These pronouns are es…