Āyah 1Q 1:1
“In the name of Allāh, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.”
Classical Arabic Grammar · Applied
Qurʾānic I’rāb — Tap Any Word
Tap any word to see its full i'rāb — category (ism / fiʿl / ḥarf), state (marfūʿ / manṣūb / majrūr / majzūm), sign of i'rāb, the ʿāmil that caused it, and the word's role in the sentence. This is the matn applied to the four sūras every Muslim has memorised.
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Sūra 1 · Al-Fātiḥah — The Opening
الْفَاتِحَة
Tap any word — the i'rāb appears beside it.
Āyah 2Q 1:2
“All praise is for Allāh, Lord of the worlds.”
Āyah 3Q 1:3
“The Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.”
Āyah 4Q 1:4
“Master of the Day of Judgement.”
Āyah 5Q 1:5
“You alone we worship, and You alone we ask for help.”
Āyah 6Q 1:6
“Guide us to the straight path.”
Āyah 7Q 1:7
“The path of those upon whom You bestowed favour — not of those who earned anger, nor of those who went astray.”
On accuracy
I'rāb hand-authored per the Ajrumiyyah framework used in lessons 1-12 of this site. Every word reviewed against the matn (Ibn Ājurrūm) and Yaseen's framework. Compound forms (e.g. bismi = bā' + ism) are split into segments. Where multiple valid readings exist (e.g. the role of اللَّهُ in Q 112:1), the most common scholarly reading is given and the alternative is noted.