Nahw Meer English: 1.0A Title - A Guide to Arabic Sentences

 

13:37 ﴾ وَكَذٰالِكَ أَنْزلْنٰهُ حُكْمًا عَرَبِيًّا  ﴿

Thus, We have revealed it to be a judgment of authority in Arabic.

 

Nahw Meer:

An English Guide to Arabic Sentences

(Revised)

 

Author

Meer Syed Sharif Abul Hasan Ali Bin Mohammed Al-Jurjani

770 – 816 AH

 

And

 

إِقْنَاعُ الضَّمِيْرِ Arabic

Malik Abdul Waheed bin Malik Abdul Haque

 

Translated

by

Mohammed Sajid Khan

مُحَمَّدْ سَاجِدْ خَانْ

 

Arabic Reviewed

by

Mufti Rashid Mahmood Raja

مُفْتِي رَاشِد مَحمُوْد رَاجَه


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