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Prophet Muhammad
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Prophet Muhammad (ู ุญู ุฏ) was born in Mecca in 570 CE and is considered the last prophet in Islam. He is known for receiving the revelations that form the Quran and for his role in uniting the Arabian Peninsula under Islam.
The Qur’an Revisited: Sura 76:18
The word Salsabil (ุณูููุณูุจููู) occurs only once in the Qur'an. It is often translated as a spring in Paradise. But it is not that simple.
Camels or rain clouds? The intriguing word ุฅุจู in the Qur’an
The word Ibil โ ุฅูุจูู โ appears twice in the Qur'an. But what does it mean? Camels or rain clouds? An investigation.
The 70 most important Arabic words related to camels
Arabic learners know the word ุฌู
ู for camel. But Arabic has hundreds of terms and descriptions for the camel/dromedary. I've collected 70 fascinating Arabic words related to camels - a list
“He gives it to me” – How to add two pronoun suffixes in Arabic
In Arabic, some verbs can take 2 objects. But as soon as you have 2 pronominal suffixes, it gets tricky. Here's why.
Understanding Quranic Arabic: The deletion of ู in ูุงู
In certain situations, we can delete the ู of the verb ูุงู. This happens in the jussive mood (ู
ุฌุฒูู
) and is used in the Quran.
EgyptAir flight 990: A tragic aviation mystery and its link to Islam
After an Egypt Air flight crashed in 1999 at JFK airport, the US investigators stiffened on the last words of the flight officer: "tawakkaltu ala Allah".
What is the connection between Immanuel Kant and the Basmala?
The German philosopher Immanuel Kant is one of the most important representatives of the Enlightenment. To date, it is unclear why the "Basmala" was written on the invitation to the ceremonial awarding of his doctorate. Let's see what happened.
Understanding ู in Arabic conditional sentences
When and how to use ู in Arabic conditional sentences is difficult. We explain its grammatical importance, tense usage, and the relationship between the conditional and the intended meaning.
What are the sources of sunnah.com and shamela.ws?
sunnah.com and shamela.ws are popular websites among Arabic and Islamic students. What sources do they use and who is behind these websites? Guest author Mohamed has some answers.
Is Arabic a gender-inclusive language?
"The students are lazy" - how do we express that in gender-inclusive Arabic? It's not that difficult, writes Lisa Schor who has specialized in this topic
