1. Root words Form the main part of a word, provide the basic meaning of the word

2. Joined along with some other letters to form different words which have related meanings Arabic words have three letter roots and rarely four or five letter roots Always maintain their order / specific arrangement. Joined along with some other letters to form different words which have related meanings Arabic words have three letter roots and rarely four or five letter roots Always maintain their order / specific arrangement.

3. Why know the Roots ?  To know the translation of the word  To analyze the word  To use the Arabic dictionary one must know the root of the word TO Pass the tests  TO Pass the tests

4. Eat eating eats eaten eatable

5. Masdar Root branching words

6. Topic : 2 Huroof Illat (Missing/Chilling Letters)

7. Huroof Illat Alif Waaw Yaa

8. Huroof Illat  You can call them sick letters - weak letters  They get tired easily  So when they appear in Roots, they may  Be Present  Or Absent  Or send another weak letter in their place

9. ق و ل speech قَال He said يَقُولُ He says قُل Say ! Changed dropped Present

10. Huroof Illat :  can be the first radical  For Example : ي ق ن  يُوقِنُونَ  can be the second radical  For Example: ق و م  يُقِيمُونَ  can be the third Radical For Example: ه د ي  ٱهۡدِنَا

11. Can there be more than one defective letters in one Root? Yes there can be

12. Example : Surah Al Baqarah : 2 لِّلۡمُتَّقِينَ  و ق ي

13. Meat of the matter is Normal Root words  You just need to recognize them Root words with defective letters  You have to learn them

14. More Examples Let’s give some examples!

16. The Double Lettered Root word…. In Some Root words the Second and Third Radical are identical In Such cases the second radical will have shaddah Example : The word رَبّ ِ is from root ب رب

17. In other words… Shaddah means “The Letter is twice”

18. Other Examples…. ضالِّينَ يَمُدُّهُمْ صُمٌّ رَبِّهِ

19. Keep in mind …. Not every shaddah means identical root letters. For Example : بَشِّرِ  ب ش ر