A Dictionary of Quranic Verbs

Their Prepositions and Associated Nouns

A root-organised companion to the printed work of Late Syed Moinuddin and Dr Abdul Moiz — every headword fully vowelled, every meaning stacked in three languages, every sense anchored to a verified Quranic witness.

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3,290
Entries: 28 / 28
Chapters: 1,890
Verbs: 1,400
Nouns

Try ذبح, wolf, escape — or search any root, word, or meaning above.

The Index

Browse by Chapter

Twenty-eight chapters, one per letter of the Arabic alphabet. Each gathers the Quranic verbs and associated nouns of its letter, ordered by root — exactly as the printed book is arranged. 1,550 roots across 28 chapters.

The Method

Built like the book, verified like scripture

ثلاث لغات

Three voices, one sense

Every meaning is stacked vertically — Arabic first, then Urdu, then English. The Arabic is the source of truth; the other two render its sense, never each other.

حسب الجذر

Organised by root

Words are gathered under their triliteral root and fixed in the book’s order: verbs before nouns, Form I before its derived forms, then manuscript sequence.

لا اختلاق

Zero fabrication

No meaning, form or reference is ever invented. Every Quranic witness is extracted verbatim from a verified corpus; editorial additions stay visibly flagged.

Start with a letter, arrive at a root

Whether you met a word in recitation or you are working through the book chapter by chapter, the index is the way in.

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