RESOURCES

Copyright and Usage

All AQI publications, notes, presentations, videos, and other resources remain the property of Al-Qalam Institute.

You are welcome to download, print, copy, and share our materials for personal study, teaching, and other educational or non-commercial purposes, provided that the source is acknowledged and the content is not altered in a misleading way.

Our materials may not be sold, republished for commercial purposes, or incorporated into commercial products or services without prior written permission from Al-Qalam Institute.

Arabic Language Resources

Nahw Resources

Sarf Resources

Literature Resources

Balagah Resources

Mantiq Resources

Logic (Mantiq) Resources

Fiqh Resources

Fiqh Resources

Seerah and Tareekh Resources

Seerah and Tareekh Resources

Hadith Resources

Hadith Resources

Quran Resources

Quran Resources 

Other Resources

Urdu Resources

Computing Resources

Misc. Resources 

Recommended Reading and Resources List

Our website and YouTube channel contains a wide range of lessons covering Arabic, the Islamic sciences and a variety of supporting subjects. Since many of these lessons were recorded from live classes over a number of years, they are not necessarily intended to be watched in the order they appear on the channel.

Understanding How To Study

The Arabic language is traditionally built upon three core sciences: Naḥw (grammar), Ṣarf (morphology) and Balāghah (rhetoric). These provide the linguistic foundation required for the study of the Qur'an, Hadith, Fiqh and the classical Islamic sciences.

Naḥw and Ṣarf complement one another and can be studied simultaneously. Once a reasonable grounding has been acquired in these two subjects, students may continue with Arabic literature, which can then be studied alongside Balāghah. Thereafter, students will be well prepared to progress to the study of the Islamic sciences.

Fonts

The fonts used in our videos can be viewed and downloaded here.

Questions and Queries

In our live classes, students are encouraged to ask questions, as understanding is often developed through discussion and clarification.

However, due to time constraints, we are unable to answer questions relating to our video content by email or through comments on our videos.

Note

Our videos are recordings of live classes that have been made available to support our students' learning. They are not intended to serve as a substitute for studying with a teacher.

Nevertheless, for those who are unable to study with a teacher and wish to structure their studies using our videos, we have provided a simple course map below for guidance.