Fahmul quran lect_46 (تَفَعُّل + تَفَاعُل)

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This document is a lecture transcript in Urdu on understanding the Arabic language of the Quran. The lecture repeats material from the previous session and then begins a new topic. It provides references to other materials for further study, including books on Quranic Arabic grammar and websites for learning Quranic Arabic.

Education

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Muhammad Akhtar Khan
akhtar_wah@hotmail.com
Arabic Course for Understanding the Language of Quran (Urdu)
FahmulQuran_Lect 46

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References:
1- “Faham-ul-Quran” by Muhammad Orangzab Harral
Maktab-a-Islamia, Ghazni Street Urdu Bazar Lahore.
www.maktabaislamiapk.com
2- ”Lasan-ul-Quran ” by Amir Sohail
Lansan-ul-Quran.pdf
http://learnquranicarabic.pk/

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