Thursday, 13 September 2012
Wednesday, 12 September 2012
Tuesday, 11 September 2012
Monday, 10 September 2012
Mufradat Quran by Raghib Isfahani
Mufradat Quran by Raghib Isfahani
READ ONLINE / DOWNLOAD (Arabic Only)
DOWNLOAD (Arabic Only)
DOWNLOAD (Arabic Only)
Sunday, 9 September 2012
Saturday, 8 September 2012
A Word-for-Word Meaning of the Qur’an
A Word-for-Word Meaning of the Qur’an – Mohar Ali-
*a must have for all Quran students!*
This 3 Volumes Book gives you indepth definitions to Qur’an words, while having the Qur’anic text right next to its side on the same page. This way you can recite Qur’an whilst looking at the meaning of words indepth right besides it!
Anwar ul Bayan fi Hall e Lughat il Qur’an by Ali Muhammad – Urdu
Anwar ul Bayan fi Hall e Lughat il Qur’an by Ali Muhammad – Urdu
The 4 volume Urdu book of about 3091 pages gives grammatical and vocabulary notes on Qur’anic words, along with translation and explanation. An important book for serious students.
Volume 1 (28.9 MB, 758 pages)
Volume 2 (64 MB, 723 pages)
Volume 3 (46.7 MB, 732 pages)
Volume 4 (50.9 MB, 878 pages)
Lughaat ul Qur’an by Abdur Rasheed Naumani – Urdu
Lughaat ul Qur’an by Abdur Rasheed Naumani – Urdu
Arabic-Urdu Dictionary of Qur’anic Words of about 2190 pages in 6 volumes. gives meanings and explanations of the words along with brief grammatical information. For example, it explains the word zann (root zuay nuun nuun) and some related words on 9 pages quoting alot of important explanations and opinions on the word. Dictionary is arranged according to words instead of roots.
Volume 1 (9.23 MB , 333 pages)
Volume 2 (9.72 MB , 333 pages)
Volume 3 (9.16 MB , 307 pages)
Volume 4 (11.2 MB , 387 pages)
Volume 5 (15.2 MB , 499 pages)
Volume 6 (10 MB , 331 pages)
Taj ul Uroos min Jawahir il Qamoos by Az Zubaydi – Arabic
Taj ul Uroos min Jawahir il Qamoos by Az Zubaydi – Arabic
Taj ul Uroos, completed by about 1768 C.E is a compilation from the best and most copious of the preceding Arabic lexicons and other lexicological works. It was derived using Lisan ul Arab and more than 100 other works. Lane said in his Arabic English Lexicon, “I found, from the portion before me, that it would of itself alone suffice to supply the means of comprising an Arabic Lexicon far more accurate and perspicuous, and incomparably more copious, than any hitherto published in Europe.”
Total Size = 389 MB.
Total pages = 21803,
Total PDF files = 44,
Total Volumes = 40
Total pages = 21803,
Total PDF files = 44,
Total Volumes = 40
Most of the below PDFs are about 10 MB in size and contain more than 500 pages usually. The ones with p mentioned in the end are smaller files of initial introductory pages from the same volume. Download all in single folder as PDFs are linked and can be used to access other PDFs directly.
Lisan ul Arab by Ibn e Manzoor – Arabic
Lisan ul Arab by Ibn e Manzoor – Arabic
Among the best-known and most comprehensive dictionaries of the Arabic language. Ibn e Manzoor compiled his book from the material found in 5 books mainly : Tahdhib al-Lughah by al-Azhari, al-Muhkam by Ibn Sidah, as-Sihaah by al-Jawhari, Hashiyyat as-Sihaah by Ibn Barri, and an-Nahayyah by Ibn al-Athir. He also used material from Jamharat al-Lughah by Ibn Durayd, but doesn’t mention it in his introduction. He cites Qur’an, Hadith, and prose of poetry in explaining the words. He has also rewritten information from some books in a more sequenced manner. Lane indicated that Taj ul Uroos which was his main source for his Arabic English Lexicon was mainly derived from Lisan ul Arab.
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Lisan ul Arab Introductory pages (871 KB, 26 pages)
Friday, 7 September 2012
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