As-Sugra fi an-Nahw (Resources)

Information for Teachers and Students

Goals

By the end of the book, students should be able to:

Read the text fluently.
Translate the text accurately.
Explain the text and its key discussions.
Recall the Arabic terminologies used throughout the book.
Summarise the contents of the book..

Teaching Methodology

Students will attempt to analyse and explain the text under the supervision of the teacher. The teacher will then provide any necessary explanation, clarification and correction.

Study Methodology

Text Book

The book can be purchased from the institue.

Basic Study

Before each lesson, complete standard muṭālaʿah.
After each lesson, complete standard murājaʿah.

Advance Study

The most beneficial use of a student's time is to ensure a thorough understanding of the text itself through repeated muraja'ah; revision and recap.

Exams and Coursework

Spelling Book

Students must complete the spelling book by writing each assigned term three times and submitting it before the examination.

The spelling book will be provided to onsite students. Online students may download and print the book here.

Book Summary

Upon completion of the book, students must submit a handwritten summary of its contents.

This requirement encourages students to review and process the material themselves. As AI tools can now generate summaries automatically, handwritten summaries help ensure that students engage personally with the text and develop their own understanding of its contents..

Mark Scheme

Marks may be deducted as follows if the required coursework has not been completed and submitted on time:

Up to 10 points for an incomplete Book Summary.

Up to 5 points for an incomplete Spelling Book.

Sample Book Summaries

The following examples demonstrate the standard expected of a high-quality book summary. Whilst good presentation is important, students should manage their time wisely and avoid overburdening themselves with excessive focus on aesthetics at the expense of content and understanding.

Resources

Text

This book is reviewed and taught every year at the Madrasah. Minor revisions and improvements are made periodically to enhance its clarity and presentation.

For this reason, multiple versions of the book are provided. Whether students are using an earlier published edition, the latest edition, or an updated version incorporating amendments made during lessons, all versions are available to ensure that every student has access to the material relevant to their studies.

Live Unpublished Version

As-Sugra fi an-Nahw (PDF)

Published Versions (Students Only)

As-Sugra fi an-Nahw 2026 May (PDF)

Published Versions

As-Sugra fi an-Nahw (Word Document)

As-Sugra fi an-Nahw (PDF)

As-Sugra fi an-Nahw (PDF without tashkeel)