Learn the Arabic language with The Medina Method Volume 3

It is with undisguised pleasure that we present to you, you French-speaking public, the third volume of the method of learning the Arabic language used at the University of Medina, with the Arabic text entirely vocalized and largely translated into French with numerous comments. The answers to all the exercises can be found at the end of the book.

This beloved Arabic language, one of the oldest living languages, spoken by more than three hundred million people around the world, is the national language in the twenty-two states that make up the Arab League and one of the six permanent official languages ​​at the UN.

Also, being the spiritual language of Islam, the religion of more than a billion people, the importance of Arabic in terms of unity of the Arab-Muslim world, protection, understanding and practice of this religion is undeniable. In addition, the Arabic language is very rich and essential; its learning therefore remains essential.

This is why it will be beneficial for you to own this book, constituting the version adapted to the French-speaking public of the Medina method initially designed and taught at the prestigious Islamic University of Medina.

This method, which proved its worth with the first two volumes, returns with this third volume which completes and deepens the knowledge acquired with some new features. This book will allow you to gradually master the functioning of the Arabic language while developing communicative strategies, enriching and diversifying your individual values ​​and skills on a personal and educational level.

This book that we are presenting guarantees you autonomous and optimal learning and aims to:

• Encourage the learning of the Arabic language;
• Promote spontaneous and autonomous learning;
• Acquire more concepts for a better mastery of Arabic;
• Continue to learn the fundamental grammatical rules of the Arabic language;
• Expand the vocabulary and perfect the learner's pronunciation;
• Develop general knowledge in terms of: linguistic, educational and religious.