🟠 The Power of Nahw — Arabic Grammar & the Qur’an Did you know that the i‘raab (grammatical ending) of a single word in Arabic can change the entire meaning of a verse? 📖 Take this example: اللَّهُ أَكْبَرُ — Allāhu akbar Here, اللَّهُ (Allah) is in the nominative case (raf‘) — He is the one who is greatest. Now imagine if you mistakenly said: اللَّهَ أَكْبَرُ (with a fatḥa instead of a ḍammah) That would make “Allah” the object, not the subject — and render the sentence incorrect and grammatically offensive. 🔍 This is the power of Nahw. It protects the meanings of the Qur’an and the speech of the Prophet ﷺ. When you understand Arabic grammar, you’re not just memorising rules — you’re safeguarding the meanings of revelation. — 🎓 At Quraany Academy Learning, we teach you to master Nahw, read confidently without tashkeel, and extract grammar rules straight from the Qur’an. Ready to learn? 📲 DM us To connect us wa.me/201092087068