what is the best way to learn arabic ?

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im learning fusha arabic from the madinah arabic course books. Fusha is classical arabic basically, this is the arabic used in the Quran.

I think you should start by learning classical arabic so you can understand Quran inshallah.


You should buy the Madinah arabic course books. they are really good,

there are the PDF versions HERE

and go through these videos at the same time. They go through the madinah arabic course books,

HERE
 
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aslam alaikum! As i have also learnt and am learning arabic for many years alhamdulilah ! I think the best way to learn is from a teacher in an arabic environment . Learning individually is beneficial but not as much as learning in groups in an environment plus ull interact with others and hear speak and write ! May @llah make it easy 4 ya!
 
I think the best way to learn any language is by practicing it,so u can look for arabic friends in ur enviroment and if u didn`t find u can look for them in the internet ,I used this way to improve my English and it worked well alhamdolilah.if u used to practice arabic with arabic friends on the internet I advice to use a mick to improve ur pronouncation.
 
markislam said:
what is the best way to learn arabic ?

can any one guide me
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If learning Arabic has a lot of to do with understanding Al-Qur'an...
This is what I do....

From youtube I downloaded Surah recited by Qari (Reciters) I like best.
I recite along with the Qari in video while reading the digital Qur'an that has the transliterated words.... The more I recite, the more I pick up transliterated Arabic words....
After a while, I have surprised myself....I have memorized the Surah without realizing it.

The next step, is reciting along with the Qari in video while reading the digital Qur'an translation...after a while, I start to pick up the meaning of Arabic words...

I do not know is this permissible or not but it works for me.



Here is a sample, the best Surah Ibrahim (28-52) I've ever heard...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5hjVy90HAM&feature=PlayList&p=E44F39ACD0B68852&index=2
 
well i can understand the quran's arabic language. that does not help much. because like wen u go to saudia... i find it very difficult to understand their arabic.. as their accent is quiet different.. u need to be in that environment to be perfect in language..
 
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