The high-frequency vocabulary that makes up roughly 80% of the Quran's word occurrences — particles, pronouns and core nouns of faith, through the most common verbs and adjectives, to derived verb forms, abstract nouns of character and words whose Quranic sense differs from modern Arabic. Every entry gives Arabic script, transliteration and English meaning, and no word is taught twice.
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The little 'glue' words — prepositions, pronouns, negations, and connectors. They are the single biggest share of the Quran's word count, so learning them unlocks the most text fastest.
44 total questions
Card #1
إِنَّ (inna)
Card #2
فِي (fi)
Card #3
مِنْ (min)
1. What does the Quranic word مِنْ (min) mean?
2. In 'la ilaha illa Allah', the word إِلَّا (illa) means:
3. The emphasis particle إِنَّ (inna), as in 'innallaha ghafurun rahim', means:
1. The preposition فِي (fi) means '___'.
Hint: Opposite of outside
2. In the shahadah 'la ilaha ___ Allah', the missing word means 'except'.
Hint: إِلَّا
3. The particle إِنَّ (inna) adds the meaning '___' at the start of a sentence.
Hint: Emphasis / truly
