Arabic, the language of Islam, is spoken today by some 50 millions of people and, beyond this, has served for centuries as the sacred, literary and official language of Middle East countries. It is one of the international languages.
Arabic is a semitic language and so different from those usually studied in India and Europe. In this language the roots consist of unpronounceable skeleton of three consonants, called radicals, and these rots are not words. The addition of vowels, prefixes. Suffixes to the root makes words. Thus in Arabic a root like 'k-t-b' 'write appears in words like katab' - he wrote, 'kaatib - writer, 'kitaab - book; and with prefixes 'ma-kaatib - place for writing, 'ma-ktab' - school, 'ye-ktub' - he is writing.
LEARN ARABIC IN 30 DAYS is written for those who wants to learn Arabic in their leisure time without any teacher. It will guide them to read, write, understand and speak few simple sentences of their own.
To gain the full benefit of the book and its simplified system, it is essential that the notes gives at the end of the lesson should be carefully observed and adhered to.
Any suggestion from experts or from the general reader for improvement of this book, will be highly appreciated.
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