This second part marks the end of the commentaries on the well-known and... Read More

This second part marks the end of the commentaries on the well-known and renowned “Method of Medina”. She devotes herself mainly to the study of one of the sections of grammar most feared by students of the Arabic language, namely : nouns governed by the direct case ( Al-Mansûbâtu mina-l-Asmâ ) .

We wanted to demonstrate and this explains, in part, the imposing length of some of our notes, that it is in reality only an apprehension based on a bad approach or a bad conception of this chapter of the Arabic language. .

It is useful to point out to our new readers that this learning method has been designed to be used by the widest possible audience. It is aimed both at non-Arabic-speaking beginners who learn in a school or university setting and at self-taught people.

The simplicity and ease of the commentaries have made it an indispensable and essential work for a correct study and approach to the Arabic language.