Can Islamic Books Help You Learn Arabic?

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For a number of people, learning a new language is often times very difficult. Arabic in itself is a very difficult language to learn, and even harder for English speakers, as the sounds and script is completely different from English. Muslims today are seeking to learn the language of their Prophet Muhammad to better understand the meanings and teachings of the Quran. Although numerous courses and classes are offered at various Universities in USA and UK, a number of people prefer to learn in the comfort of their own home. For this purpose, a series of Islamic books by Dr. Imran Hamza Alawiye called “Gateway to Arabic” is very helpful.

These Islamic books are written as a structured course that teaches its students the basics of Arabic for non Arabic speakers in a very easy to comprehend way. It leads the student through a series of vocabulary, grammar and written lessons so that they can gain command over the language. This series of Islamic books is composed in a manner which is appropriate for all age groups, which is one of the main reasons that it is very popular at Sunday schools across the USA and UK. In addition, many adults also use these books to learn the basic vocabulary and grammar of Arabic.

Demonising Islamic Faith

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The first anniversary of the London bombings has provided the Masters of the Universe with another platform from which to lecture us lesser, presumably thicker mortals about the evils of “Islamic terrorism” – and in the process to consciously, deliberately manufacture the “fear of the other” that permits them to strip us of the remaining human and democratic rights of which their “war on terror” has yet to rob us.

Television screens all over the global village inform us that the “Islamic terrorists will never defeat us”. Images of London’s Nazi-era “Dunkirk Spirit” are invoked, even as we are told that more of our rights are going to be taken from us. They don’t of course put it that blatantly; they say they “will do everything necessary to defeat the jihadis.” In the US, UK, Canada, EU countries and elsewhere more “anti-terror” legislation is in the pipeline.