| QuranDBThere is nothing like learning Arabic for a better understanding of the meanings of the Holy Quran.Features
- You can search a text string that displays an ayat and explore that specific ruku.
- You can grammatically analyze if a substring is a noun, verb or an article
- You can find the root letters of the derived verbs or nouns
- Once root letter is found one can find all nouns or verbs that could be derived or have been used in Quran.
- You can learn about declension of nouns, case endings, fully declinable nouns (triptotes), partially declinable (diptotes) and indeclinable nouns.
- You can learn about tajweed rules covering elements like noon with sukoon (absence of vowel), tashdeed, idgham (assimilation), ikhfaA (hiding), tanween, and other markings in quranic writing
- You can learn about arabic verbs, articles, adverbs, prepositions, conjunction, interjections, nouns, pronouns, demonstrative pronouns, relative pronouns, active participles, passive participles, verbal nouns, and adjectives.
- You can learn about formation of arabic tenses like maDiy (perfect), muDaAri` (imperfect), mansuwb (subjunctive), majzuwm (jussive), and amr (imperative).
- You can learn about different types of verbs like regular, hamazated verbs, naAqis (defective) verbs, jawf (hollow) verbs and mithaAl (assimilated) verbs.
- You can explore quranic translation and tafseer as provided by Jalandhari (Quran Kareem), Junagarhi (Ahsanul Bayan), Islahi (Tadabburul Quran), Maududi (Tafheemul Quran), and Tafseer Ibn Kathiyr
- You can explore a collection of ahadeeth (Sahih Bukhari)
Transliteration Guide
| 1. Z ḍ || 2. H ḥ || 3. S ṣ || 4. T ṭ || 5. Z ẓ || 6. th θ || 7. kh x || 8. gh ɣ || 9. sh ʃ || 10. AA ʕ || 11. e ʔ |