Day 1

Question 1

Name/ noun

Answer 1

اسم ج اسماء
Ismun/ Asmaa’un

Question 2

Verb

Answer 2

فعل ج افعال
Fi’lun/ Afaa’lun

Question 3

Particle

Answer 3

حرف ج حروف
Harfun/ Huroofun

Question 4

House

Answer 4

بيت ج البيوت
Bayt/ Al buyootu

Question 5

Believer

Answer 5

مومن ج مؤمنون
Mu’minun/ Mu’minoona

Question 6

Human being, person

Answer 6

إنسان ج rare
Insanun/ (rare)

Question 7

Prophet

Answer 7

رسول ج رسل
Rasoolu/ Rusulun

Question 8

From

Answer 8

من
Min

Question 9

To

Answer 9

إلى
Ila

Question 10

In

Answer 10

في
Fee

Question 11

With; by

Answer 11

بِ
Bee

Question 12

With; by

Answer 12

بِ
Bee

Question 13

What is essential for understanding any language?

Answer 13

Grammar

Question 14

What is Nahw?

Answer 14

grammar which involves studying rules that explain how words function in a sentence

Question 15

What is Sarf?

Answer 15

morphology, which involves exploring how individual words are formed

Question 16

Word in Arabic

Answer 16

كَلِمَةٌ

Question 17

How many categories are Arabic words divided into?

Answer 17

3

Question 18

Name 3 categories words are divided into?

Answer 18

Nouns
Verbs
Particles

Question 19

Summarise an I’sm in relation to time and meaning.

Answer 19

An I’sm has independent meaning but is not dependant on or restricted by time
and is known as a noun.

Question 20

What is meant if a كلمة has independent meaning?

Answer 20

Conveys meaning without the need for other words

Question 21

Summarise a f’il in relation to time and meaning.

Answer 21

A f’il has independent meaning and is restricted by time
and is known as a verb.

Question 22

Summarise a harf in relation to time and meaning.

Answer 22

A harf does not have independent meaning and is not restricted by time
and is known as a particle.