This document provides guidance on using Total Physical Interaction (TPI) to efficiently learn Arabic grammar and remember different word forms found in the Quran. It encourages using all senses to see, say, show, listen to, and think about the words. Examples are given of common pronouns, prepositions, and parts of speech found frequently in the Quran like nouns, verbs, and letters. Learning tips emphasize recalling the first example used to understand a new word rather than just reading it, in order to best retain the meanings. Statistics are presented on words learned so far in the lessons and words contained in the Quran. The document encourages continuing to learn the Quran and not giving up.

1. 
Understand Qur’an & Salah
The Easy Way
Lesson -5b

2. –
Grammar

3. Use TPI
 Use all your senses
 Very easy to learn Arabic grammar
 Efficient way to remember different forms

4. He
They
You
You all
I
TPI (Total Physical Interaction):
see it; say it; show it; listen to it;
think it;… We

5. his
These parts have come in
almost every line of the
their
Qur’an (almost
10,000 times)
your
your
his, him , their, them my -

6. his Rabb
their Rabb
your Rabb
your Rabb
my Rabb
our Rabb
her Rabb

7. Kinds of words that we speak or
write (Kalimaat)
Name ( )
Noun
Attribute ( )
Tells us about an action
Verb
Joins nouns and/or verbs
Letter

8. for
from
on
So
Indeed

9. These Huroof have
occurred 4960 times
in the Quran with the 7
pronouns.
-
-
Not a
--- preposition

10. *Take a deep breath
•Say
•Be ready for TPI

11. 1367*
for him
for them
for you
for you all
Fo Fo
for me r r
for us
for her

12. from him
3026*
from them
from you
from you all
From
from me
from us
from her

13. with him 404*
with them
with you
with you With
all
with me
with us
with her

14. with him 163*
with them
with you
With
with you all
with me
with us
with her

15. *
-
-
---

16. * with with, about from for

17. Learning Tip

18. About remembering …
How will you remember me?
 With reference to our first meeting.
Not with reference to my office, home,
Masjid, etc.!
How will you remember the meanings of
new words?
 With reference to THE FIRST example
(meeting) in which you have actually
understood the word. (though you may have
read it before, but without understanding.

19. Example
You have learnt
If you forget the examples, you may
forget the meanings or confuse
between one another.

20. An Important Secret of this Course
Every example given in this course (for
the 125 words) is:
 Simple  Familiar
 Spiritual/Emotional  Repeatedly Used
We will learn the meanings new words by
remembering their examples too, so that they
can be easily recalled.

21. If you forget me and if
someone is with you, …
 He will remind of this first meeting
Similarly, if you forget the meaning of a
new word, then
 Just recall the example.

22. After you know someone…
You don’t have to remember the 1stmeeting
Similarly…
You don’t have to recall the first example,
once you learn the meaning of a word.

23. 78,000
In five lessons with
the parts of salah we
Learned 32 words so far which
occur in Qur’an almost
16,892 times
16,892
There are 4,500 words in Qur’an which
are repeated almost 78,000 times

24. The best amongst you is the
one learns and teaches Qur’an
Allah has chosen you to learn Qur’an.
Thank Him & don’t reject his
selection by walking away!
Don’t give up!