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Discover The New Paradigm That Leverages The 80/20 Principle To Give You More Arabic In An Hour Than YEARS Of Study Combined
 Why ignoring it will cost you hundreds of hours in wasted effort in 2012 and beyond …  Why using it will have you understanding and appreciating the miracle of the Qur’an faster than you now believe possible, and…  How to harness it NOW

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword ........................................................................................................................ 1 The “Secrets” To Mastering Classical Arabic ............................................................ 2 Why Am I Writing This Now? ....................................................................................... 3 A Bit About Me .............................................................................................................. 5 The Big Mistake That’s Preventing Students From Learning Arabic ........................ 7 The Best Way To Learn Arabic .................................................................................. 11 Leveraging The 80/20 Principle .................................................................................. 11 The Most Advanced System For The Conveyance Of Meaning .............................. 14 Conjugating Verbs In Arabic ...................................................................................... 20 The Science Of Sarf .................................................................................................... 22 The Science Of Arabic Grammar ............................................................................... 23 Map Of The Arabic Language ..................................................................................... 26 Parts Of Speech .......................................................................................................... 27 Definitions Of ‫( اسم‬ism), ‫( فعل‬fi’l), And ‫( حرف‬harf)

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