Hidayatun Nahw with English Q&A
R150.00
Hidayatun Nahw is a foundational Arabic grammar text, structured to simplify the complexities of Arabic syntax. Based on the renowned Kafiyah by Ibn al-Hajib, this edition incorporates English questions and answers to aid comprehension. It is widely utilized in Islamic seminaries to build a strong grammatical foundation.
Author:
Muawiyah ibn (Mufti) Abdus Samad
Editor:
Zam Zam
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