A New Arabic Grammar: Of The Written Language
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Pages: Yellowed
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For students and scholars seeking a rigorous and authoritative introduction to one of the world's most widely spoken languages, A New Arabic Grammar of the Written Language by J. A. Haywood and H. M. Nahmad stands as an indispensable resource. This comprehensive grammar text presents the full structural framework of written Arabic — from its intricate root-based morphology and verb conjugations to its complex syntax — in a clear, systematic, and methodical manner designed for English-speaking learners. Widely regarded as a foundational text in Arabic language pedagogy, this work argues that mastery of written Arabic requires a deep engagement with its classical grammatical tradition, and it instructs readers accordingly through carefully graded exercises and detailed explanations. Haywood and Nahmad's scholarly precision and their ability to make a notoriously demanding language accessible have earned this volume a lasting place on academic reading lists and in language classrooms around the world — making it as essential for the beginner as it is illuminating for the advanced student.
Author: J A Haywood | H M Nahmad
Format: Paperback
Genre: Reference & language
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Yellowed
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
For students and scholars seeking a rigorous and authoritative introduction to one of the world's most widely spoken languages, A New Arabic Grammar of the Written Language by J. A. Haywood and H. M. Nahmad stands as an indispensable resource. This comprehensive grammar text presents the full structural framework of written Arabic — from its intricate root-based morphology and verb conjugations to its complex syntax — in a clear, systematic, and methodical manner designed for English-speaking learners. Widely regarded as a foundational text in Arabic language pedagogy, this work argues that mastery of written Arabic requires a deep engagement with its classical grammatical tradition, and it instructs readers accordingly through carefully graded exercises and detailed explanations. Haywood and Nahmad's scholarly precision and their ability to make a notoriously demanding language accessible have earned this volume a lasting place on academic reading lists and in language classrooms around the world — making it as essential for the beginner as it is illuminating for the advanced student.