Arabic for pms+css

hmazaki · #1 Tuesday, May 14, 2013

plz suggest only 1 precise & concise,exam focused book or notes of Pakistani author which covers all syllabus contents of Arabic for both pms+css because approx. both r same......

Khaliqdad Gondal · #2 Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Brother there is no single book which covers whole syllabus...for an ordinary preparation hafiz arshad's notes are enough but to score very good marks you will have to had 2/3 books at least..arab adab ki tareekh by muhammad kazim is best one, then there is book by ahmad hasan ziat...muqalat by f.i malik is also good one

aafia · #3 Wednesday, May 15, 2013

Arabic made easy by Jahangir publisher written by prof. Inam can be a good in this regard.

Tassawur · #4 Wednesday, May 15, 2013

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Originally Posted by hmazaki

plz suggest only 1 precise & concise,exam focused book or notes of Pakistani author which covers all syllabus contents of Arabic for both pms+css because approx. both r same......

Brother first of all let me clear that there is fair difference in the syllabus of Arabic for CSS and that for PMS. And this was the reason that a few aspirants took Arabic in PMS while a huge number of the aspirants take Arabic for the CSS. I myself am among those who despite scoring 140 in Arabic for CSS did not deem it proper to opt Arabic for PMS 2012 as the syllabus of the Arabic for PMS was quite lengthy and the paper pattern is not as friendly as is in CSS. I qualified PMS 2012 but unfortunately could not get allocated.

However , here I narrate the way I went for Arabic in my previous CSS attempt.

Brother ! Arabic is among one of the highest scoring subjects. As well as trend is concerned it has remained scoring and is expected to remain scoring. The reason behind this optimism is the syllabus and paper pattern of this subject.
If you have seen the papers , the Paper II contains two questions of translation which can give more then 30/40 easily.
40 mcqs ( collective of both papers ) keep on repeating. ( 30+ from these also can be obtained with slight concentrated effort)
30 marks short questions also can give maximum out of these if attempted correctly.
The rest of the paper consist of theoretical questions.
In this way , one can see that paper pattern is of such nature that if one can prepare this paper well , one has very bright prospects of getting good marks.

Secondly , you have asked about the books or study material.
As well as the material for it's preparation is concerned , I relied on notes by Prof Hafiz Arshad Sahb , the only known name for Arabic in Lahore. Besides this book , the reading of the book Taareekh e Adab e Arabi by Ahmad Hassan Zyat proves highly instrumental in the preparation of this subject.

How to start its preparation. I started the preparation from Translation Portion. And step by step proceeded ahead.
However , it is better to start from two points. On one hand start preparing translation and on the other take a bird eye view reading of the whole reading material. From reading material I mean if you are using notes of Hafiz Arshad then those or otherwise whatever book you are consulting. First just take a reading. As you finish reading , start preparing questions by question or topic by topic. Meanwhile , on the sidelines start it's mcqs preparation and then its short questions. At the end prepare the short essay.
This is how I went for the preparation of this subject and scored 140.

Tehman Khan · #5 Monday, May 20, 2013

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Originally Posted by Tassawur

Brother first of all let me clear that there is fair difference in the syllabus of Arabic for CSS and that for PMS. And this was the reason that a few aspirants took Arabic in PMS while a huge number of the aspirants take Arabic for the CSS. I myself am among those who despite scoring 140 in Arabic for CSS did not deem it proper to opt Arabic for PMS 2012 as the syllabus of the Arabic for PMS was quite lengthy and the paper pattern is not as friendly as is in CSS. I qualified PMS 2012 but unfortunately could not get allocated.

However , here I narrate the way I went for Arabic in my previous CSS attempt.

Brother ! Arabic is among one of the highest scoring subjects. As well as trend is concerned it has remained scoring and is expected to remain scoring. The reason behind this optimism is the syllabus and paper pattern of this subject.
If you have seen the papers , the Paper II contains two questions of translation which can give more then 30/40 easily.
40 mcqs ( collective of both papers ) keep on repeating. ( 30+ from these also can be obtained with slight concentrated effort)
30 marks short questions also can give maximum out of these if attempted correctly.
The rest of the paper consist of theoretical questions.
In this way , one can see that paper pattern is of such nature that if one can prepare this paper well , one has very bright prospects of getting good marks.

Secondly , you have asked about the books or study material.
As well as the material for it's preparation is concerned , I relied on notes by Prof Hafiz Arshad Sahb , the only known name for Arabic in Lahore. Besides this book , the reading of the book Taareekh e Adab e Arabi by Ahmad Hassan Zyat proves highly instrumental in the preparation of this subject.

How to start its preparation. I started the preparation from Translation Portion. And step by step proceeded ahead.
However , it is better to start from two points. On one hand start preparing translation and on the other take a bird eye view reading of the whole reading material. From reading material I mean if you are using notes of Hafiz Arshad then those or otherwise whatever book you are consulting. First just take a reading. As you finish reading , start preparing questions by question or topic by topic. Meanwhile , on the sidelines start it's mcqs preparation and then its short questions. At the end prepare the short essay.
This is how I went for the preparation of this subject and scored 140.

Sir kindly guide me that if am very good at my cramming abilities.
Do i need a teacher??? I cant arrange one easily plus
If I cram the notes of Hafiz Arshad Sahab does it guarantees 130 plus .

Tassawur · #6 Tuesday, May 21, 2013

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Originally Posted by Tehman Khan

Sir kindly guide me that if am very good at my cramming abilities.
Do i need a teacher??? I cant arrange one easily

The simple answer is that you do not need a teacher. i myself prepared it on my own.

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If I cram the notes of Hafiz Arshad Sahab does it guarantees 130 plus .

Brother nothing grantee you good marks unless you yourself prepare well and put your hard work. However, I would only say that i prepared from those notes and scored 140 in my previous attempt. And my roommate scored 137.

Furquan592 · #7 Friday, May 24, 2013

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Originally Posted by Tassawur

The simple answer is that you do not need a teacher. i myself prepared it on my own.

Brother nothing grantee you good marks unless you yourself prepare well and put your hard work. However, I would only say that i prepared from those notes and scored 140 in my previous attempt. And my roommate scored 137.

I appreciate valuable suggestions of Brother Tassawur. I will add that I am preparing from Hafiz sb's notes plus zayat's book plus Nicholson's book-the book proving immensely lucrative for me,for, it contains topics in separated form. You can easily find out what you actually want to glimpse.

yasinfarooqi · #8 Monday, August 19, 2013

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Originally Posted by Tassawur

The simple answer is that you do not need a teacher. i myself prepared it on my own.

Brother nothing grantee you good marks unless you yourself prepare well and put your hard work. However, I would only say that i prepared from those notes and scored 140 in my previous attempt. And my roommate scored 137.

kindly guide me that from where can i get these notes by hafiz arshad??

waheed99 · #9 Thursday, September 19, 2013

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Originally Posted by yasinfarooqi

kindly guide me that from where can i get these notes by hafiz arshad??

Bro follow this link, Hope it will help you alot. IN SHAA ALLAH. Remeber me in your prayers also. May Allah bless you

http://www.cssforum.com.pk/634081-post19.html

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