A picture is worth a thousand words. The picture below, Arabic gum sellers in Bab al-Yemen just outside Old Sana’a City, illustrates an aspect of real-life situations in Yemen.
A picture is worth a thousand words. The picture below, a spice seller in souk al-Milh in Old Sana’a City, illustrates some aspects of real-life situations in Yemen.
This is article 2 of easy news in Arabic. We have taken the original article from a top online version of an Arabic newspaper or news outlet. Then, we abridge and simplify the article. So, the abridged pieces of new beco…
الأَسْئِلَــــةُ الثَّلَاثَــــةُ
The Three Questions
The following Arabic short story is an abridged one. It is taken from a series of long stories written by Mohammed Al-Abrashi. The original text is written in a mor…
جُحَــــا وَالبَخِيْــــلُ
Juha and the Stingy
The following Arabic short story is an abridged one. It is taken from a series of long stories written by Kamil Kilani. The original text is written in a more advanced Ara…
This is article 1 of easy news in Arabic. We have taken the original article from a top online version of an Arabic newspaper or news outlet. Then, we abridge and simplify the article. So, the abridged pieces of new beco…
Attached pronouns in Arabic are the pronouns that we attach to verbs, nouns, prepositions, or particles. Generally speaking, pronouns in Arabic are separate, attached, or implicit (i.e. implied or not overt). The separat…
Arabic is a right-to-left cursive language. This short e-book "Ibnulyemen Arabic Alphabet and Cursive Writing" typographically shows how the Arabic letters are connected to to form words. There are twenty-eight letters i…
This is a short e-book of eleven short stories written in simplified Arabic. The original versions of these stories were written by Kamel Kilani and Mohammed Al-Abrashi, both Egyptian writers. They are fairly long and me…
Attached pronouns in Arabic are pronominal suffixes; for each separate pronoun there is a corresponding attached pronoun. These pronominal suffixes are are attached to nouns, prepositions, and verbs. With nouns, they fun…
