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✅ Master the core 4% of Arabic you need to begin reading Arabic with understanding in 21 days - • Read Arabic with Understanding in 21 ... “An 18-Word Object in the Qur’an? Why Parsing Is Essential!” In Episode 5 of the Arabic Accelerator Series, we tackle a single Qur’anic verse (from Surah al-Mā’idah) with an astonishing 18-word object—showing exactly why vocabulary alone isn’t enough to unlock real comprehension. By parsing this extended maf‘ul bihi step-by-step, you’ll see how grammar and structure reveal precise meanings you’d otherwise miss. What You’ll Discover: Parsing a Complex Direct Object – Witness how 18 words come together to function as one grammatical slot! Why Vocab Alone Fails – Merely knowing “dictionary meanings” doesn’t help you spot nested clauses or hidden pronouns. Practical Quranic Insight – This example shatters the “just vocab” myth and illustrates how classical Arabic actually works. If you’ve been following my accelerator series, this episode drives home the truth: understanding grammar is the true key to reading and appreciating Qur’anic verses—especially unvoweled text. Key Moments 00:00 – Introduction & Benefits of Proficiency in Sentence Parsing 03:30 – Counting the Words Correctly 05:30 – Figuring Out the Number of Major Portions 09:00 – Why Parsing Isn’t Meant to Take You From 0% to 100% 10:30 – Why Is the Word "الكُفَّار" in نَصْب (Nasb)? 11:00 – How Do We Know "الَّذِينَ" Is in نَصْب (Nasb)? 12:40 – “Nested Structures” and Their Significance in Arabic Grammar 13:14 – The Point Behind Having Such a Lengthy Direct Object 14:54 – Significance of Calling Them “People to Whom Scripture Was Given” 15:40 – Significance of Calling Them “People Who Mock” (and Not Applying the Term to the Mushriks) 16:20 – Singling Out the Makkans With the Attribute of “كُفَّار” 20:17 – Alternate Recitation of al-Kisā’ī 22:50 – Final Translations Based on Both Readings of the Word “الكُفَّار” Ready for More? Check out my Free 3-Hour Workshop Link to master the essential framework of Arabic grammar—so long sentences, tricky Quranic passages, and unvoweled texts become second nature. https://arabic.lpages.co/leadbox/ Thanks for Watching! If you enjoy this deep-dive approach, let me know in the comments. Like & Subscribe for more parsing sessions and deeper Qur’anic insights!