Sheen (ش) – Arabic Alphabets in English– There is an Arabic Sheen letter ش is an Sun Sheen letter. It is the same basic shape as Seen but it is adorned with three dots on top of it. We would like to…
Seen (س) – Arabic Alphabets in English – It is an Arabic letters Seen is one of the Sun The letter Seen is a Sun. It is a basic form that is shared by the two letters Seen and Sheen. How to…
Za (ز) – Arabic Alphabets in English – Za (ز) – It is the Arabic Zay letter Zay is an Sun letter. It has the same basic shape as Ra however it has the addition of a dot. How to Write Arabic…
Ra (ر) – Arabic Alphabets in English – It is the Arabic Letter ر is one of the Sun letter. It is a basic form that is common to the two letters Ra and Zay. What does HTML0 mean? Arabic ر letter…
Thaal (ذ) – It is the Arabic Thal is a letter in Arabic. Thal is an Sun letter. It is similar shape as Dal however it has the addition of a dot over it. Thal Thal meaning in English Thal Thal Meaning…
Daal (د) – It is the Arabic Dal letter Dal is an Sun letter. It is a basic form that is typical for two letters Thal and Thal. What is the Arabic Dal letter Dal sounds Daal (د) – is the inverse to the English…
It is the Arabic Letter Kha is an moon Letter. It’s the same basic form as Hha with the addition of an extra dot. How to pronounce the Arabic word خ is spoken خ is also among the letters without an English counterpart. English. It…
Hha (ح) – Arabic Alphabets in English –It is the Arabic Hha is a letter in Arabic. Hha is an moon Letter. It is the same basic form as jeem without the dot. What is the Arabic Hha letter is writtenHha appears How to…
Jeem (ج) – Arabic Alphabets in English – The Arabic letter Jeem can be described as a Moon Mail. It’s the same shape as the three letters Jeem and Hha. How to write the Arabic letter ج The Arabic letter…
Tha (ث) – Arabic Alphabets in English – QuranMualim– The Arabic letter Tha is a Sun Lettered. Tha is the English fellow of the unspoken sound” th” in English. It’s pronounced by placing the lingo between your teeth and also…
Ta (ت) – Arabic Alphabets in English – QuranMualim – The Arabic letter Ta is a Sun Lettered is the same as Ba, but with two blotches at the top and one below. ت is the English counterpart to the…
Ba (ب) – Arabic Alphabets in English – QuranMualim – It is believed that the Arabic letter Ba is often referred to as mon letter. Mon Letter. How do you pronounce the Arabic ب Ba can be said as the English alternative…
Alif can be described as the Arabic alphabet’s initial letter. Because of its numerous sounds, it’s also the most frequently used. This results in various shapes and forms which can be used to distinguish every sound. Alif is an moon letter. It is typically written as letter…
China and India – The 9th and 10th centuries saw the development of a vast shipping trade network that spans the Indian Ocean, providing the actual background for the Sinbad stories. A stunning example in Arabic traveling writing. the Accounts from…
Treasury – The Treasure of Virtues is a collection of sermons, or statements along with the doctrines of ‘Ali ibn Abi Talib (d. 40/661) who was the cousin and son of the Prophet Muhammad, who became the initial Shia Imam…
Ambition – The power of patronage and contests in the Sultan’s court. The Sword of Ambition opens an entirely new perspective on the interreligious battles among elites in the middle ages of Egypt. Written by a bureaucrat in unemployment ‘Uthman ibn…
The pre-Islamic warrior poet ‘Antarah ibn Shaddad, a poet who wrote one of the Mu’allaqats, attracted the attention of Philologists who were in Iraq during the beginning of the study of scholarly studies of Arabic. Philologists gathered and studied the…
With What ‘Isa Ibn Hisham Said to Us The Library of Arabic Literature brings readers an award-winning masterpiece from the early 20th century of Arabic prose. Written by Egyptian journalist Muhammad al-Muwaylihi, this exceptional title first appeared in serial form by his family’s…
Disagreements – Al-Qadi al Nu’man was the principal lawmaker and the ideologue for the North African Fatimid dynasty in the 10th century. This translation is accessible to the world in English to the world for the first time the main study…
Unique in pre-twentieth-century Arabic literature for taking the countryside as its central theme, Yusuf al-Shirbini’s Brains Confounded combines a mordant satire on seventeenth-century Egyptian rural society with a hilarious parody of the verse-and-commentary genre so beloved by scholars of his day. Suggested…