Kafiya Lecture 20 | Maf‘ool Bihi Explained | Arabic Grammar Course

In this twentieth lecture of the Kafiya Arabic Grammar course, we study the important topic of Maf‘ool Bihi in Ilm un Nahw (Arabic syntax). Maf‘ool Bihi refers to the direct object upon which the action of the verb falls. It is one of the most frequently used grammatical concepts in Arabic and is essential for understanding sentence structure correctly. The lecture explains the definition of Maf‘ool Bihi, its grammatical status, and the rules related to its usage in Arabic sentences. Students will learn how to identify the direct object, recognize its signs of نصب (accusative case), and distinguish it from other grammatical elements. Practical examples are provided to help learners apply these rules while reading and analyzing Arabic texts. This lecture is especially beneficial for Dars e Nizami students, Alim course learners, and anyone studying Arabic grammar in a systematic way. It is also highly useful for students seeking a better understanding of the Qur’an, Hadith, and classical Islamic literature. By the end of this lecture, students will be able to identify Maf‘ool Bihi accurately and understand its role in Arabic syntax.