What's kind of arabic language use in Quran?

yes I am a native Arabic speaker

no we do use every single word in Quran in our day to day life but the accent is defferent , yes you will find that the people in some places don't use some words but you will find that these words are been used in other place in the Arab world

No there is no a single word that we don't understand at all, yes for me I don't understand some words and many people the same ,so we have to use Arabic dictionary but for the Arabic language experts the understand every single word for definite

No , there is not a single word that have a different meaning since 1500 years because the quran saved the Arabic language from change in the Fields which is connected to the Quran not the opposite

there are many regions in the all Arabic peninsula that have similar accent and grammar with Quran not only in the Saudi Arabia , these places was in very low contact with other Nations and language in the world so it kept the formal Arabic language of Quran

some of these places are:

Najed in Saudi

Najran in Saudi

aljawf in Saudi

Marib in Yemen

Shabwah in Yemen

aljawf in Yemen

some places in hadramwt desert

some places in Oman

The official Arabic language is used in the Quran. The written arabic is almost the same in the whole arab world, only spoken dialects differ from country to another. More than 85% of arabic words in Quran are still used today. There are no strange words which one can not understand. The meaning of each word is still the same since 1500 year. It is a complex book, very poetic, and requires good knowledge to be perfectly understood.

Any word from Quran that you don't use in your day-to-day life now?

there r some words..because it's written in Classic Arabic

Any word from Quran that you don't understand at all?

there r also some words because of the same reason( it is in classic arabic which we don't use in daily life) ..but when u read Quran..u will need to read the interpretation of it .reading Quran without the interpretation is not enough,because u will need to understand some events with more details

there r alot of interpretations but the well-known one is the interpretation that was done by "Ibn Kathir"

Any word from Quran that has different meaning from it used to be in 1500 years ago?

no,each word has the same meaning until now

Is it true that Saudi's constitution is Quran?

yes,it is

peace :)

Actually you can get an online webcast Arabic class from Egypt right now. I have a friend who uses it for her daughter. It is kind of expensive though. I think she pays $300 a month for a private webcast with a teacher from Egypt. If you look online, I'm sure you could find something you could start right now. But, if you have a good hafiz teaching you, you should be able to get good pronunciation, even living here. It is better to try it now, because the older you get, the harder it is to get perfect pronunciation in another language. So see if you can find classes where you live taught be an Arab or check online. Also, there is so much available online in terms of Islamic education. Since your language is English, that is probably a better option for you in terms of increasing your understanding than going to another country where it will be harder to learn Islam in English.

Any word from Quran that has different meaning from it used to be in 1500 years ago?

Quran is preserved in its original langugae since it was originally revealed to prophet Mohammed (PBBUH).

the Quran has a straight forward clear cut message, especially when it deals with the pillars of Islam, history of mankind and previous messengers, law, social relationship, doing business, respect others,..etc.

because Quran is valid for every time and place, there are also verses of the Quran that is open for interpretation. these are signs in the Quran that it came from God, and people will realise the sign when their skills and knowledge develop with time. A good example is the evolution of the embryo inside the maternal uterus is only briefly described, but the description is accurate, because the simple words referring to it correspond exactly to fundamental stages in its growth. This is what we read in a verse from the chapter al-Mu’minoon:

“I fashioned the clinging entity into a chewed lump of flesh and I fashioned the chewed flesh into bones and I clothed the bones with intact flesh.” Qur’an, 23:14

This was only realised by modern scince and there was no way that people who lived in the desert to know that 1500 years ago.

the true arabic Lang which all arabs should know how to speak but sadly some people don't know it

it's simply the Arabic that we write & read with but no one speak it in there normal life

yes there are many words that u don't use day to day

yes there are alot of words which i don't understand but u can find the meanings

there are no words with diffrent meanings even though the Quran was before 1500 years

and yes our constitution is the Quran & we Are Proud of that

The Old Classic Arabic

well ,Quran language is a classical Arabic,which was used in talking in the past , Qurayesh was the best people talking Arabic that's why did Quran said in their language ..

about who is speaking Arabic like Quran now adays ,, no body .. but people in Yemen and some people in Iraq speak nearer to it , I have afriend from Quraysh that her grand pa speaking nearer to classical Arabic .

we are using it also in writing and teaching in schools .

It's the Arabic that Muslims in the Arab world are taught to read and write in school. However depending on where you grow up determines which type of Arabic you speak.

the language of the qur'an is classical arabic, the language isnt spoken in homes

only governments, literature and such

it contains such high vocabulary and grammar

we understand it, but we dont speak it regularly

the qur'an is hard to understand because it is the words of God, it is the most appreciated book in the islamic world, and it influenced a lot of muslims' writing styles