About the Dictionary
مُعْجَمُ أفعالِ القُرآن
A companion to the printed work
The corpus
The content is drawn from a corpus-verified dataset of 2,708 entries across 21 completed chapters (Hamzah → Qāf), growing towards all 28 chapters of the Arabic alphabet. Every entry carries a fully vowelled headword, its triliteral root, its morphological form, verb transitivity and governed-preposition metadata, meanings in three languages, and a verified Quranic shāhid (witness) with reference.
Who it is for
Students of Quranic Arabic
Urdu- and English-speaking learners who need root-organised vocabulary with the grammatical form stated, not bare glosses.
Teachers and scholars
Those using the printed book who want a searchable, linkable companion that corresponds to it conceptually, page for page.
General readers
Anyone looking up a word they met in recitation.
The integrity standard
The web edition inherits the book project’s non-negotiable rules. They are the reason to trust what you read here.
Zero fabrication
No meaning, form or reference is ever invented to fill a gap. Bad data fails loudly; it is never patched silently.
Verified citations
No ayah is typed from memory. Every Quranic quotation is extracted programmatically from a verified corpus and checked against the Uthmani text.
Counts stated separately
Verbs and nouns are always tallied and shown separately, never merged into a single figure.
Editorial additions flagged
Where Urdu was supplied editorially rather than transcribed from the manuscript, it is visibly marked — a flag, not a footnote.
Compiled by
Late Syed Moinuddin · Dr Abdul Moiz
Quranic citations are verified against the Uthmani text. Data corrections are made in the book’s editorial pipeline — the single source of truth — never in this web edition.