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    a good site 
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    Quote Originally Posted by dijma View Post
    links arent there anymore, has anyone already downloaded them?

    There is THIS blog which has a translated explanation of Al Ajuroomiyah. MashaAllah it's very informative!

    I realise your comment was posted in 2006, but nevertheless it could be of benefit to you and others InshaAllah.
    When my heart became constricted and my paths became narrow - I took my hope in Your pardon and forgiveness as an opening and an escape - My sins seemed very great to me but when I compared them to Your forgiveness My Lord, I found Your forgiveness to be greater. - Imam al-Shafi'e (Rahimahullah)
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    JazaakumAllaahu Khair!
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    السلام عليكم و رحمة الله و بركاته

    A dear brother (May Allah reward him) forwarded me this link the other day via email. I've only had a brief look at the website but what I can gather is the site is for those at the beginner's level of Quranic reading. InshaAllah it is of benefit.

    http://tajweedinenglish.com/


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    if you teach Arabic this link http://talibiddeenjr.amanahwebs.com/...curriculum.htm has really good activities that you can print and use to teach Arabic from scratch
    بعبارة مختصرة جبهتنا منصورة
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    Arabic private teachers 
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    Quote Originally Posted by your sister View Post
    salamu alaykum.....anyone have an intresting interactive website for kids to help them learn arabic alphabet?? or know of any useful programs ?jazakumALLAH kher
    Assalamu Alaikom Sisters and Brothers,

    You will find excellent Arabic teachers by sending your request to this e-mail address. Competitive prices and discount for groups. Both male and female teachers. We are in Melbourne.

    arabicteacherau@yahoo.com

    wassalam
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    nice books collection i have downloaded them do you have madni books also
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    There aren't any free online courses to learn Arabic is there? Like with homework so there is pressure on us to do it rather than free websites where we learn on our own?
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    I don't know about your Q Tilmeedha however a good resource for learning Arabic is ARABIC MADE EASY by BILAL DANNOUN sold at HIYC for $12
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    Lisan ul Quran (3 Volume Set) in English and comes with answer keys for each volume. The best Arabic learning series I've come across thus far and I love that it uses examples from the Quran. The answer keys for each volume mean you can teach yourself without difficulty. It is based on the series anahw al wadih 'which broke new ground in the teaching of Arabic grammar.'

    http://www.kalamullah.com/lisan-ul-quran.html
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