As a muslim we are bound to live our lives according to orders of Allah. Allah has revealed these orders through Qur'an and Sunnah. To live our life as a muslim we have to learn Qur'an with translation and must undersatand Qur'an. We must understand deep meanings of words and arabic grammer to understand translation.Every word has basic root word that gives exat meaning of word. Recommended links for translation of Qur'an and root words of Qur'an.
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Qur'an English Translation.(Click on this link)
(by 15 diffrent Translaters in diffrent Languages).




Root Words

Arabic root words are three consonants that provide the base meaning of a word. These root words are morphed into various words by adding vowels, prefixes and suffixes. The words have related meanings to the root words. For example, the root k-t-b means marking, inscribing or writing, and it can form words like "to write", "book" and "office". The words of Quran are linked to a dictionary that shows the root words and their meanings.
An office is a place where you write and a book is a result of writing. These words are related by meaning, but also by the root. You can hear and see that three letters are the same in all the words: The words "to write", "book" and "office" have the root letters (k) ك, (t) ت and (b) ب ' '
Quite a few Arabic word has the root k t b. kataba he wrote katabū they wrote katabat she wrote katabnā we wrote Similarly, there are simple and predictable rules for present (imperfect) and imperative forms of the basic root, such as: yaktubu he writes yaktabunā they write taktubu you write naktubu we write 'uktub write! And then the vastness really begins to be seen as additional forms such as verbal nouns are created from the same simple root k-t-b to describe things such as:
katīb      writer
kitāba      the act of writing
kitāb       some writing, book
kutub       books
kutubī      bookdealer
kutayyib      booklet
maktūb      letter
maktab       school, office
maktaba       library, literature
maktabī       individual office
miktāb       typewriter
mukātaba      correspondence
iktitāb       registration
istiktāb      dictation
.... and on and on. This is only a limited sample of the immense variety of words that can be formed by simple and predictable usage of the basic root which was only the three consonants k-t-b.

Root Words Arabic QUR'AN(Click on this link)



Arabic Grammer (Syntax and Morphology)
The language sub-science is known as Morphology as well as Etymology – is a subject through which one learns the internal assembly of a word by way of patterns of vowelization and introduction of extra letters—or what we call a template. Morphology differs from Lexicology in the sense that the latter gives the root meaning associated to a set of base letters, whereas the former gives all other meanings and connotations achieved by the template.

Arabic Morphology
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