I'rab is an aspect of Arabic grammar that regulates changes in the sound of words (usually the last vowel sound), as a result of changes in the case or function of the word in a sentence. I'rab applies in two categories of words, namely ism (noun) and fi'l (verb). Meanwhile, Nahwu is one of the basic parts of Arabic grammar to find out the position of a word in a sentence and the form of the last letter / vowel of a word.

The I'rab and Nahwu applications are applications that help Arabic learners in learning the rules and application of I'rab in Nahwu science. This skill is essential for anyone who wishes to read Arabic texts without vowels. The more often practice until you memorize the I'rab pattern, the ability to analyze and understand a sentence properly and correctly will increase.

I'rab and Nahwu applications come with
1. The definition of the term nahwu is brief
2. Example sentences
3. I'rab of each example sentence

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