Every Arabic sentence has a structure—and behind that structure are two essential sciences: Nahw and Sarf. Unlike English, Arabic doesn’t rely on punctuation to make sense. Instead, it uses ḥarakāt (vowel signs) to shape meaning, flow, and form. In this introductory lesson, we break down how Nahw guides sentence construction and why it’s the key to understanding Qur’anic Arabic at its core. 📚 Begin your journey today. ➡️ miftaah.org/arabic | Miftaah Institute