Muallim-ul-Quran: Quranic Vocabulary and Grammar Basics (Lessons 1-5)

Vocabulary flashcards covering core Arabic Quranic terms, definitions, and foundational grammar rules from Unit 1, Lessons 1 to 5 of the Muallim-ul-Quran curriculum.

Proper Noun Rule for 'Al-' (ال)

A grammatical rule stating that proper human names generally do not take the definite article prefix 'Al-' (ال), as seen in names like Muhammad (مُحَمَّد), Musa (مُوسَى), and Fir'awn (فِرْعَوْن).

Al-Khaliq (الْخَالِق)

The Creator.

Al-Fasad (الْفَسَاد)

Corruption, mischief, or disorder.

As-Sulh (الصُّلْح)

Peace, reconciliation, or settlement.

Al-Batil (البَاطِل)

Falsehood or untruth.

At-Tufan (الطُّوفَان)

The deluge, flood, or violent storm.

Ta Marbutah (ة / ـة) Gender Rule

A grammatical marker appearing at the end of Arabic words (such as مَغْفِرَة and مُشْرِكَة) indicating that the noun is feminine in gender. In Urdu script, it is written either as an open 'ت' (e.g., مغفرت) or 'ہ' (e.g., مشرکہ).

Al-Jihad (الْجِهَاد)

Struggle, striving, or putting forth effort.

Al-Mujahid (الْمُجَاهِد)

One who struggles, strives, or makes an effort.

Al-Ibrah (العِبْرَة)

A lesson, admonition, or warning.

Al-Mizan (المِيزَان)

The balance or weighing scale.

An-Nadamah (النَّدَامَة)

Remorse, regret, or repentance.

At-Tulu' (الطُّلُوع)

Rising, emergence, or sunrise.

Al-Ghurub (الغُرُوب)

Setting or sunset.

As-Sari' (السَّرِيع)

Fast, quick, or swift.

Ash-Shafa'ah (الشَّفَاعَة)

Intercession or recommendation.

At-Taqah (الطَّاقَة)

Power, strength, or capability.

Al-Bab (البَاب)

Door or gate.

Al-Mata' (المَتَاع)

Goods, belongings, or provisions.

Al-Hasrah (الحَسْرَة)

Regret, sorrow, or longing.

Al-Qital (القِتَال)

Fighting, battle, or warfare.

As-Sidq (الصِّدْق)

Truth, truthfulness, or honesty.

Al-Khalq (الخَلْق)

Creation, constitution, or design.

At-Tariq (الطَّرِيق)

Path, road, or way.

Al-Ghamm (الغَمّ)

Grief, sorrow, or sadness.

Ad-Darb (الضَّرْب)

Striking, hitting, or a blow.

Al-Ghafil (الغَافِل)

Heedless, careless, or negligent person.

Al-Azm (العَزْم)

Firm determination or resolute intention.

Al-Fajir (الفَاجِر)

A sinner, transgressor, or evildoer.

Al-Qadir (القَادِر)

The Capable, All-Powerful, or one possessing power.

Al-Hikmah (الحِكْمَة)

Wisdom or sagacity.

Al-Miskin (المِسْكِين)

A poor, needy, or indigent person.

Al-Fariq (الفَرِيق)

A group, party, or faction.

Al-Qawiyy (القَوِيّ)

Strong, mighty, or powerful.

Ad-Da'eef (الضَّعِيف)

Weak, feeble, or frail.

Al-Israf (الإِسْرَاف)

Extravagance, wastefulness, or exceeding permissible limits.

Al-Aqibah (العَاقِبَة)

End result, final outcome, or consequence.

Al-Jahiliyyah (الجَاهِلِيَّة)

Ignorance, specifically referring to the pre-Islamic state of ignorance.

Al-Ittiba' (الاتِّبَاع)

Following, obeying, or adhering to guidance.