Linguistics related to the Verbal Noun
The short course offered by The Sibaway Institute focuses on the finer points of Classical Arabic, specifically the concept of verbal nouns, and their significance in the Quran. It emphasizes the profound meanings with the use of verbal nouns in linguistics.
The subjects covered in the course will be related predominately to Balagha (Rhetoric) and a basic understanding of Arabic will be highly recommend.
Course Overview
We will delve into the linguistic aspects related to the verbal noun ( Masdar).
The subjects covered in the course will be related predominately to Balagha (Rhetoric) and a basic understanding of Arabic will be highly recommend.
Course Overview
We will delve into the linguistic aspects related to the verbal noun ( Masdar).
COURSE LESSONS
Lesson 1 - The reasons why more than one verbal noun can exist for a particular root. There will be a discussion on the Quranic usage of different Masdars from the same root.
Lesson 2 - Extra meanings associated with the Masdar patterns. We will look at a number of examples in the Quran.
Lesson 3 - The difference between the Masdar and Masdar Meemee. Examples of their usage in the Quran.
Lesson 4 - Further linguistic discussions of the Masdar Meemee. Perfect word choice of the Masdar Meemee in Surat Al Qiyamah and Surat Al Furqan.
Lesson 5 - Linguistic aspects related to the Absolute Object ( Maf'ool Mutlaq). 2 different forms of emphasis: emphasis of the verb and emphasis of a sentence. Examples from the Quran.
Lesson 6 - The Maf'ool Mutlaq that is used to clarify the type and other aspects of its agent of change. The extra meaning associated with using a Maf'ool Mutlaq that is not of the same verb type. Examples from the Quran.
Lesson 7 - The Maf'ool Mutlaq that is used in place of a verb as a command or a supplication. The difference between using a verb, the verbal noun in the nasb state and the verbal noun in the raf'i state. Examples from the Quran.
This is an ongoing series that will answer all student questions.
Lesson 1 - The reasons why more than one verbal noun can exist for a particular root. There will be a discussion on the Quranic usage of different Masdars from the same root.
Lesson 2 - Extra meanings associated with the Masdar patterns. We will look at a number of examples in the Quran.
Lesson 3 - The difference between the Masdar and Masdar Meemee. Examples of their usage in the Quran.
Lesson 4 - Further linguistic discussions of the Masdar Meemee. Perfect word choice of the Masdar Meemee in Surat Al Qiyamah and Surat Al Furqan.
Lesson 5 - Linguistic aspects related to the Absolute Object ( Maf'ool Mutlaq). 2 different forms of emphasis: emphasis of the verb and emphasis of a sentence. Examples from the Quran.
Lesson 6 - The Maf'ool Mutlaq that is used to clarify the type and other aspects of its agent of change. The extra meaning associated with using a Maf'ool Mutlaq that is not of the same verb type. Examples from the Quran.
Lesson 7 - The Maf'ool Mutlaq that is used in place of a verb as a command or a supplication. The difference between using a verb, the verbal noun in the nasb state and the verbal noun in the raf'i state. Examples from the Quran.
This is an ongoing series that will answer all student questions.
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