Yusuf Rahman

The 500 words that make up 81% of the Qur'an, most common first, 20 at a time. Each card has the meaning, the root, how often the word is used and an ayah that uses it. Counts and roots are from the Quranic Arabic Corpus. Ayah translations are Saheeh International.

For Muslims who want to share their faith well. Covers what da'wah is and why it matters, how the earlier prophets called their people, how the Prophet ﷺ spread the message from Makkah to the kings, the character a caller needs, a step-by-step da'wah conversation, staying in control of a difficult conversation, how to explain Islam in plain words, why Muslims believe Muhammad ﷺ is a prophet and the Quran is from Allah, scientific signs in the Quran, the questions people ask Muslims most often, conversations with Christians, Jews, idol worshippers and atheists, and how to support new Muslims and family.

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.

Learn the names of all 114 surahs with their Arabic, English meanings, and the stories and context behind why they are named that way.

Memorize the Asma ul Husna (99 Beautiful Names of Allah) grouped by theme, with their transliteration, meaning, and how to reflect them in daily life.