Qur'an Study

[CushiticReflections]

I am one of those who feel that it is best if people learned classical Arabic in order to understand the Qur'an. That way, when we recite, we can gather greater understanding and a new level of depth when reciting and listening to surahs. Thankfully, there are those who want to aid their fellow Muslims in this endeavour and have set up resources online. Perhaps others have posted similar links but I will post them here as there is more than one:

Project Root List
http://www.studyquran.co.uk/PRLonline.htm

Corpus Word by Word:
http://corpus.quran.com/wordbyword.jsp? ... 47&verse=4

Also, would anyone like to set up an online group that meet regularly to study the Qur'an together at certain times of the week?

[Maandhow]

Maasha Allah this is a great encouragment.
I would be happy to join online group studies.

[CushiticReflections]

Maasha Allah this is a great encouragment.
I would be happy to join online group studies.

I'm glad for that. I wonder if there would be more individuals interested to create a large group, Inshaa Allah, because "the more, the merrier".

[Alphanumeric]

A word-for-word Qur'an is probably best. Didn't come across one when I was learning it, but using a translation to follow definitely helps. Knowing a bit of standard Arabic to fill the gaps does as well.

Good luck.