The Quranic Teachings

 
"Ar-Rahman. He it is Who has taught the Qur'an" [55:1-2]. "He bestows beneficence upon those who follow it" [6:155].
 

Dictionaries of Arabic and the Quran

 

(Click on the names of dictionaries (in bold) to see how to get them)

1. Lisan-ul-Arab by Ibn-e-Manzoor (Arabic to Arabic) {the dictionary is about classical and Quranic Arabic. It is the most comprehensive dictionary of Arabic Language. It comprises 18 volumes.}

2. Al-Mufradat Fi Gharib-il-Quran by Al-Raghib (Arabic to Arabic){the dictionary is about the Quranic Arabic. One of the most authoritative. 579 pages}

3. Al-Qamoos-ul-Muheet by Muhammad bin Yaqoob Al-Feroz Abadi (Arabic to Arabic). The dictionary is about classical and Quranic Arabic. 1244 pages}

4. Arabic-English Lexicon by E. W. Lane (Arabic to English){the dictionary is about classical and Quranic Arabic. Monumental work from the 19th century, a product of over thirty years of unrelenting labour, is to this day the supreme authority as the most scholarly dictionary available from Arabic to English. It comprises 8 volumes with a total number of 3064 pages. The dictionary is also now available in CD-ROM format.}

5. Arabic-English Dictionary by Hans Wehr (Arabic to English) {the dictionary is about the modern Arabic. 1301 pages}

6. Lughat-ul-Quran by G. A. Parvez (Arabic to Urdu){the dictionary is about the Quranic Arabic. It is the most comprehensive and authentic dictionary from Arabic to Urdu, based upon the most authoritative sources. it comprises 4 volumes (about 1800 pages). The dictionary is also available in CD-ROM}

7. The Dictionary of the Holy Quran by Abdul Mannan Omar (Arabic to English) {the dictionary is about the Quranic Arabic. A concise but good dictionary of the Quran, based upon the authentic sources. 689 pages}

8. A Dictionary and Glossary of the Quran by John Penrice (Arabic to English) {the dictionary is about the Quranic Arabic. The dictionary is very basic and of elementary leve. 166 pages}

 

 
 
Important!

"And do not follow (blindly) any information of which you have no direct knowledge. (Using your faculties of perception and conception, you must verify it for yourself). In the Court of your Lord, you will be held accountable for your hearing, sight, and the faculty of reasoning."[17:36]

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