Quranic grammar: Show derived form names in word occurrences list
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saifulislam786329
The app shows how many times any root is found in how many derived forms.
But it doesn't mention the names of all derived forms (like corpus.quran.com, Al Qur'an search and browse by Bismillah Android, etc).
There are lots of Quran apps. Some are proficient in the Dictionary, some give importance to tafsir, some give importance to grammar, some focus on Qur'an searching – all are different in purpose.
But no app in which all features are available together.
The only app by GTAF gives satisfactory results up to a certain limit, but does not fulfil the requirements of studies.
This improvement on the Dictionary/Word occurrences list is important.
If you please mention the names of form of all derived formats, it should be the best and most advanced level.
Please take a look at the screenshots.
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Araf Mohammad Mahbub
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Linking root word to arabic dictionary
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mariusz.boczek@protonmail.com
As-salamu alaikum!
It's just a thought... Could it be possible, in the place, where you provide a root for the word, to place a link to this root in the dictionary online? For example http://arabiclexicon.hawramani.com/%d8%b1%d8%ad%d9%85/?book=50
It would allow to meditate on the meaning of the text more deeply and with more ease.
Again - thank you for your work! Mariusz
Araf Mohammad Mahbub
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Dictionary Improvement (similar to Bayan Quran)
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resoluteatgk
Asalamu Alaikum, brothers.
I have greatly benefited from Al Quran App over the last few years, and have already contacted the developers with this suggestion: bringing the dictionary to the level of Bayan Quran's (which by the Divine Decree is no longer available/working).
The said dictionary feature lists complete entries from the standard Arabic dictionary and helps one to understand the multilateral interpretation of the Divine word to a greater extent.
It provides morphology as well, and by exploiting different colours lets one have a better grip on the inherent logical structure of the Arabic language. It is a must that you better not miss.
Jazakallah Khair.
Araf Mohammad Mahbub
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fatah_ullah
Everything is excellent
Dictionary should be improved