About Lugha Nour™
Lugha Nour grew alongside my own journey of seeking. For me, that seeking is my return to the One who places the seeking in my heart, who draws me toward Him and toward the love of His beloved ﷺ. Indeed, I belong to Him, and to Him I am returning.
Rooted in love for the Qur'an and my Rasool ﷺ, this project is a dedication to my parents.
May Allah ﷻ envelop them in His mercy and, by His grace, gather them among His righteous servants.
This is a humble space, a student-created resource, offered in good faith. It has been shaped by my personal studies and by the kinds of notes, lists, and tools I find helpful for organizing and retaining what I learn. I continue to learn as I work on these resources. Despite my efforts to consult reliable references and review the material carefully, there may be mistakes or shortcomings. I encourage learners to verify anything they are unsure of with their teachers and trusted Arabic references. Perfection belongs to Allah alone.
Lugha Nour is not shared in pursuit of any worldly gain. It began simply as a way to organize what I am learning and, if Allah wills, to share some benefit with other seekers of knowledge. Whatever good is found in it is from Allah, and I ask Him to keep its purpose sincere and its benefit lasting.
وما توفيقي إلا بالله
Content Sources
Lugha Nour was initially developed alongside the Attakallum series, which continues to serve as the main framework for the vocabulary flashcards. The vocabulary has been expanded with words drawn from the series and its reading materials, together with additional synonyms, antonyms, plural forms, and notes gathered from independent Arabic references.
The summary tables on Arabic connectors are based primarily on established reference works used in my studies. These tables organize the material by grammatical function and include constructions, conditions, examples, and explanatory notes intended to make the material easier to review and compare.
As Lugha Nour grows to include further materials in Nahw and Sarf, the sources used for each section will be identified wherever possible.
With Gratitude to My Teachers
A small token of gratitude to my teachers (حفظهم الله), whose love for the Arabic language is deeply inspiring. Their gentle teaching and guidance extend beyond the curriculum, fostering a deep appreciation and respect for the language of the Qur'an.
May Allah ﷻ reward them abundantly for their dedication and preserve them as sources of knowledge and benefit.
نفع الله بهم ورفع قدرهم
In Memory of My Parents
If you find benefit in this resource, please make this short du'a for my parents.
Jazakum Allahu khayran.
اللَّهُمَّ اغْفِرْ لَهُمَا وَارْحَمْهُمَا وَعَافِهِمَا وَاعْفُ عَنْهُمَا“O Allah, forgive them, have mercy on them, grant them well-being, and pardon them.”