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Al-Quran is the word of Allah revealed to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) through the angel Gabriel to guide the Muslim life. The Holy Qur'an was sent down in mutawatir and read it is worship. Truth of the Qur'an is absolute and can not be denied and modified by anybody because God watches over the purity of the Qur'an as one of the miracles.

No one in the world can match the content of the Quran even though scientists. Most of the contents of the Qur'an explains the new science that it can be verified recently through modern technology.

Al-Hijr-9

Indeed, it is We who sent down the Qur'an and indeed, We will be its guardian. (Quran Sura Al-Hijr : 9)

Language and writing of the Qur'an is Arabic. Many people are able to memorize the Quran in the original language (Arabic) but less able to memorize the translation. One requirement to understand the contents of the Qur'an is by mastering and understanding the Arabic language used in the Quran.

There are many Arabic language schools and Arabic online courses where we can find on the internet. Through an Arabic online courses wherever a Muslim who does not understand the Arabic language can learn it without having to go to the Arabic language course (offline).

Although the language of the Qur'an is the Arabic language, but to understand it is not enough just to translate into the language of each country. It takes some knowledge of other investigations such as Arabic grammar used in the Quran, the history and origin of the decline verse, and its relationship with other verses or other authentic information.

That is one function arabic online courses that can be utilized to understand the correct Arabic grammar in order to avoid misinterpretation. Here are some arabic online courses that provide facilities like an online college, or a virtual university. You may try to learn Arabic in one online education of them.

  1. Madinah Arabic (Open The Portal to Learning Arabic)
  2. Alif Arabic (Online Arabic Classes)
  3. Arabic Academy (The fastest way learn Arabic, Learn Arabic Online)
  4. Shariah Program (Keeper of Classical Arabic)
  5. Firdaous.com (Free online Arabic course)
  6. E.Aalim Institute (Arabic Language and Islamic Courses)
  7. Gulf Arabic ( Arabic Online Course - Learn Arabic as spoken in the Gulf)
  8. Arabic2000.com (Distance Learning: Arabic Language Courses)
  9. Arabic-Studio.com (a complete online syllabus for anyone who wants to learn Arabic)
  10. Natural Arabic ( learning Arabic as natural a process as possible - by immersing you in the language from day one)

Quran Sura Yusup-2
Indeed, We have sent it down as an Arabic Qur'an that you might understand. (Quran Sura Yusup :2)

"That is (that the Qur'an was revealed in Arabic) because Arabic is the language most eloquent, clear, spacious and more pervasive meaning longer suitable for the human soul. Therefore, the most glorious book (ie Qur'an) sent down to the most glorious Apostles (ie the Prophet shallallahu'alaihi wa sallam) with the most glorious language (ie Arabic), through the intermediary of the most glorious angel (ie the angel Gabriel), plus even this book down on the plains of the most glorious in the earth (ie Arab lands), and early fall even in the most noble (ie Ramadan), so that the Qur'an to be perfect from all sides. "(Tafsir Ibn Kathir, Tafsir Surat Yusuf)
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