Introducing Arabic
£2.75
- Author Michael Mumisa
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Michael Mumisa
This book presents some of the basic as well as advanced laws of Arabic in simple language and method. It is based on three celebrated classical sources; the Shah Ibn Aqil by Ibn Aqil (698-769 A.H.), Awdah al-Maasalik by Ibn Hisham an-Nahwi, and the Muqaddimah al –Ajnaniyyah by Ibn Ajrum (672-723 A.H.). Besides being the language of Islamic a text, Arabic is the key to understanding some of the world’s greatest civilizations and intellectual histories. Copious data on “pre-colonial” African history as well as classical documents on medicine and philosophy which were later transmitted to the West are available in Arabic. The United Nations and other global agencies have also accepted it as an international language.
(9788178982113/6700)
This book presents some of the basic as well as advanced laws of Arabic in simple language and method. It is based on three celebrated classical sources; the Shah Ibn Aqil by Ibn Aqil (698-769 A.H.), Awdah al-Maasalik by Ibn Hisham an-Nahwi, and the Muqaddimah al –Ajnaniyyah by Ibn Ajrum (672-723 A.H.). Besides being the language of Islamic a text, Arabic is the key to understanding some of the world’s greatest civilizations and intellectual histories. Copious data on “pre-colonial” African history as well as classical documents on medicine and philosophy which were later transmitted to the West are available in Arabic. The United Nations and other global agencies have also accepted it as an international language.
(9788178982113/6700)
