Which book for Arabic A level

Hey guys. The title is the question. I am doing my A levels in 2019. I want an a star. Can you guys please link me some books to get good grades. I would really appreciate it. Thanks.

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Huda2002

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Original post by saboor 123

Hey guys. The title is the question. I am doing my A levels in 2019. I want an a star. Can you guys please link me some books to get good grades. I would really appreciate it. Thanks.

I want to do my Arabic A-levels as well and I don't know what books to buy. By the way are you Saadiqha's brother form Nottingham?

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saboor 123

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Original post by Huda2002

I want to do my Arabic A-levels as well and I don't know what books to buy. By the way are you Saadiqha's brother form Nottingham?

Hahah sister, no. Assalamu alaikum by the way. I am from Barking in London. I am 14 and doing my A levels privately. I have dropped Arabic. I got an A* in arabic at GCSE but ut seems hard at A levels. I am doing maths, further maths, physics and economics in one year. Its really easy. Except for the statistics in maths. I wish you the best of luck for your Arabic exams. I was taught by a person who got an A* in his Arabic A level and studied at Kings. I hope you do well.

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saboor 123

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Original post by Huda2002

I want to do my Arabic A-levels as well and I don't know what books to buy. By the way are you Saadiqha's brother form Nottingham?

If you look closely at the spec it asks you to read a few books like kalila wad dimna. For Arabic you do lnt find many books. I didnt anyway, And thats why I dropped it. You should do all of the past papers. Thats what i did for my GCSE's. And by the way i am Indian not an Arab speaker. I had some Arab friends and they taught me Arabic. So Arabic is easy. But I dropped it cause the work load was too much. Just do tonns of past papers and you should be fine. And when it comes to your other A levels. Do rely on your sixth form too much. Use websites and self study as much as you can for the A*

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Huda2002

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Walaikum Asslaam. I am doing my A-levels right now. I was planning to do Arabic for my A-levels but I think I will just concentrate on my current A-levels and extra curricular activities.
Jazakallah anyways

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saboor 123

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Original post by Huda2002

Walaikum Asslaam. I am doing my A-levels right now. I was planning to do Arabic for my A-levels but I think I will just concentrate on my current A-levels and extra curricular activities.
Jazakallah anyways

Which A levels are you doing. My dad has an exam centre. We help fellow muslims like you.

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Huda2002

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I am in a sixth form at the moment doing biology, chemistry and maths. I don't think I need an exam centre but jakallah loads though.

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saboor 123

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Original post by Huda2002

Walaikum Asslaam. I am doing my A-levels right now. I was planning to do Arabic for my A-levels but I think I will just concentrate on my current A-levels and extra curricular activities.
Jazakallah anyways

Which A levels are you doing. My dad has an exam centre. We help fellow muslims like you.

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saboor 123

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Original post by saboor 123

If you look closely at the spec it asks you to read a few books like kalila wad dimna. For Arabic you do lnt find many books. I didnt anyway, And thats why I dropped it. You should do all of the past papers. Thats what i did for my GCSE's. And by the way i am Indian not an Arab speaker. I had some Arab friends and they taught me Arabic. So Arabic is easy. But I dropped it cause the work load was too much. Just do tonns of past papers and you should be fine. And when it comes to your other A levels. Do rely on your sixth form too much. Use websites and self study as much as you can for the A*

And i meant do not rely on your sixth form too much

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saboor 123

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Original post by saboor 123

If you look closely at the spec it asks you to read a few books like kalila wad dimna. For Arabic you do lnt find many books. I didnt anyway, And thats why I dropped it. You should do all of the past papers. Thats what i did for my GCSE's. And by the way i am Indian not an Arab speaker. I had some Arab friends and they taught me Arabic. So Arabic is easy. But I dropped it cause the work load was too much. Just do tonns of past papers and you should be fine. And when it comes to your other A levels. Do rely on your sixth form too much. Use websites and self study as much as you can for the A*