Online Materials and links for learning Arabic

http://www.fsi-language-courses.com/Arabic.aspx

Online Materials and links for learning Arabic
Related to Alif Baa & Al Kitaab vocabulary:

http://www.flashcardexchange.com/tag/kitaab

http://www.flashcardexchange.com/tag/kitaab

Intermediate levels reading, grammar exercises, other :

http://gloss.lingnet.org/searchResources.aspx<http://gloss.lingnet.org/searchResources.aspx> This looks like a huge resource and not just for Arabic but not really Beginners level.Another interesting page with listening exercises mainly in Formal Standard Arabic section:

http://langmedia.fivecolleges.edu/arabic/index.html

Arabic without walls, related to Al kitaab with videos and different exercises:

http://arabicwithoutwalls.ucdavis.edu/aww/coursecontent.html

http://arabicwithoutwalls.ucdavis.edu/aww/coursecontent.html

Another link with listening:

http://www.jordanianarabic.com/arabicclass/warag/arabicclass2.html<http://www.jordanianarabic.com/arabicclass/warag/arabicclass2.html
Listening and videos related to Al-Kitaab:

http://www.fllab.sfsu.edu/arabic1.htm<http://www.fllab.sfsu.edu/arabic1.htm

Sample Arabic lessons
LESSONS 1 - 9: Greetings and Introductions

LESSON 2: Arab and Islamic Names

LESSON 4: A Visit to Egypt

LESSON 5: Country Names

LESSON 6: English Words of Arabic Origin

LESSON 7: Alphabet Soup

LESSON 8: Introduction to Islam

LESSON 10: The Family

LESSONS 12-13: Counting in Arabic

LESSON 14: Philadelphia Arab-American Exhibit at the Balch Institute

LESSON 15: Bitar's Stuffed Grape Leaves Recipe

LESSONS 16 and 18: Ramadan and The Holy Qur'an

LESSONS 17 and 19: In School

LESSONS 21, 22, and 23: Happy Holidays!

LESSONS 25 and 26: Nouns and Adjectives

LESSONS 27 and 28: Building Equational Sentences

LESSONS 30 and 31: Introduction to Verbs

LESSON 32: Iraq and Arabian Horses

LESSON 33 and 35: Prepositions and Possession

LESSONS 34 and 43: The Hajj: Pilgrimage to Mecca

LESSON 36: A Visit to Tunisia

LESSON 38: The Arabs and Astronomy

LESSON 40: A Visit to Jordan

LESSON 41: Plural Verbs - Present Tense

LESSON 42: A Visit to Sudan

LESSON 46: Days of the Week

LESSONS 47 and 49: Past Tense Verbs

LESSON 50: Coffee, Coffee, Coffee

LESSON 52: Feelings

LESSON 53: Seasons and Weather

LESSONS 56 & 58: Plural Nouns and Adjectives

LESSON 59: Colors

LESSON 61: The Grand Finale

Teaching Materials
http://www.nitle.org/

Arab Culture and Civilization: A collaborative web project from NITLE UCLA Language Materials Project- Teaching resources for less commonly taught languages The Arab World

website with pages on Arab Language, cultural resources and forum

Al-Bab webpage with pages on The Arabic Language

http://www.linguanet-europa.org/plus/en/home.jsp

Vocational languages
http://www.angelfire.com/ar/rawdah/04Golden.htm

The Golden Advice Regarding The Proper Manner Of Learning The Arabic Language

Subject Centre Materials Bank

Arabic for beginnersLearning to read Arabic
-beginners' guide

Study materialsArabic for Non Arab with sound
Learn to Read the Qur'an in 10 Lessons


Arabic Lessons -

Vocabulary

Arabic Alphabet OnlineArabic Pronounciation HelpBabel Arabic TutorialsBeyond Nouns and Verbs - PDF file (pages 56-65)

The Art of Arabic CalligraphyTest Your Arabic Knowledge

- Online Quiz

Check Your Arabic Knowledge -

Arabic Voweling Problem Sets -

Interactive Tutorial
Arabic Grammar TutorialArabic PronounsArabic SentenceArabic TensesArabic Tenses:
The Perfect Tense:example verb - akala
Arabic Tenses: The Present Tense:example verb - katabaArabic Strong Verbs & Arabic Weak Verbs:

examples of initial letter being weak, e.g., wajada, wa'Ada

Arabic Weak Verbs:examples of middle letter being weak, e.g., baa'A, jaa'A, saara, kaana, raway, sawiyaArabic Weak Verbs:

examples of last letter being weak, e.g., qara'a, bada'a

Arabic Doubled Verbs - example verbs: wadda and shakka
FORMS : derived forms of the verbs
Introduction to Forms and verbs
Form1
Form2
Form3
Form4
Form5
Form6
Form7
Form8
Form9
Form10

Arabic Software & Fonts
Arabic X Terminal Emulator for X-WindowsArabic Word Processor Kateb for DOSArabic Word Processor Intext for DOSArabTeX:

LaTeX with Arabic generation capabilities for UNIX and DOSArabFont - a collection of Arabic fonts for DOSPMosaicPMosaic FAQAramedia -

Universal Word
Language Dictionaries and TranslatorsArabic keyboardMy Arabic TeacherLinux and PerlJava Applet demo to view Arabic or PersianThe Arabic Macintosh - An Informal Resource CentreParsNegar Persian/Arabic/Urdu Word ProcessorAraWebParse - Visual Rendering for Arabic Web PagesLearning Arabic from English - CD-ROMArabic FontsOpenWindows ProgramsArabic AtariArabic Insta-Class PageUnipad - Unicode editor for Windows95 & NTWorld Language Resources

Online dictionaries and Translation software
http://www.ectaco.co.uk/English-Arabic-Dictionary/

http://www.lingvosoft.com/English-Arabic-Dictionary/

http://www.google.com/intl/ar/http://muttaqun.com/arabic/english2arabic.htmlhttp://www.systranbox.com/systran/boxhttp://www.zompist.com/arabic.htmlhttp://lexicorient.com/babel/arabic/http://www4.ncsu.edu/~yahussai/A_E/http://www.arabic2000.com/

for teacher :

http://www.drmosad.com/mhadrat.htm

http://www.kamalalekhnawy.com/syntaxguide.htm

http://www.eduref.org/Virtual/Lessons/Guide.shtml

http://nclrc.org/essentials/index.htm

http://www.arabicl.org.sa/arabicunv.php?action=show&offset=200&idq= (Reference only. Please if u can open it let us know)

بعض المواقع للنحو العربي
http://www.drmosad.com/nho.htm

http://www.saaid.net/book/list.php?cat=90 you may need winrar

http://www.digischool.nl/ar/schrijven/m_a_r.pdf

http://www.almanhaj.net/vb/showthread.php?t=422

http://www.almanhaj.net/vb/

http://www.almenhaj.net/makal.php?linkid=343

http://www.alfaseeh.com/vb/archive/index.php?t-21.html

http://rerererererer.jeeran.com/archive/2007/6/244540.html

http://www.islamguiden.com/arabi/m_a_r_59.htm

Learning Arabic from Quran.

(إِنَّا أَنْزَلْنَاهُ قُرْآنًا عَرَبِيًّا لَعَلَّكُمْ تَعْقِلُونَ)
يوسف سورة12 آية 2

Today is the first day of Ramadan, and today I will try to give some guidance to help you learn Arabic from the Quran. This learning method is suitable for the intermediate and advanced levels.

Now back to our main subject.
Here is the link, and there are a few steps you need to follow to get the best results.
1)Click on this link (Please note that this link is FREE.)
http://quran.muslim-web.com/
Now you will see الفهرس all السور there are 114. The
first one is 1الفاتحة and the last one is 114 الناس
2)Click on any one of Sura ..for example ALFATIHA الفاتحة
WITH THE LEFT SIDE OF THE MOUSE
NOW YOU WILL HAVE SEVEN 7 CHOICES :

*Open the book(Quran),.

*Recites by the sound of ALHOZAIFY (he is one of the best reciters,but his reading is fast I like محمد صديق المنشاوي .Once you click on it, you will see three choices. Real player needed to listen.

* This is the third choice, market by ن and it is the most important one, you will see the question mark ? you will get 10 choices
first is the explanations of Quran in Arabic عـــرض تفســــــير الآية
إبن كثـــــــير
الجـلالــــــين
الطــــــــبري
القــــــرطبي
then listen to the specific آية
then exercise
then writing
after that is the translation in other languages:
English
Français
Deutsch
Turkish
Indoneisan
Malayu

The last choice is to add the page to your favourite.I recommend you to listen to the short Sura which starts with number 91 الشمس

lastly here is the link for the Quran translated word by word.

You can print each Sura and listen to the Quran from the above link this way you have the vocabulary and how to pronunce it in Arabic

http://www.studyquran.co.uk/Quran_ArabicEnglish_WordforWord_Translation.htm

This is the link to other reader/reciter.

http://www.mp3quran.net/

Good luck .

and Ramadan Karim رمضان كريم

Arabic Grammar

Do you want to know about Arabic Grammar? Then take a look at this book/links .
This book is for advanced level students but beginners are advised just to look at it otherwise you will be discouraged from learning the language.
When the author said "Quraniq Arabic" this is known as CLASSICAL Arabic. Most Arabs know classical Arabic. In my opinion, once you know classical Arabic you will be able to understand any other Arabic Dialect.

http://www.4shared.com/get/45087420/1f101a0e/arabicgrammar.html

Later I will "انشاء الله"put the links to learning Arabic from the Quran.

Arabic Pronunciation

Take a look at this links to help you with your pronunciation.
http://transliteration.org/quran/Pronunciation/Letters/TashP.htm

LEARNING ARABIC VIA CHILDRENS FILMS

Here is a wonderful link to learn Arabic
http://www.adabatfal.com/index.php
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or songs:http://www.arab.de/arabic-music.html