[tpdirorg]

It's up for download at Kalamullah, in three volumes. It's basically a translation, but the author expands on the meanings of more important, meaningful words. Obviously learning the actual Arabic is best, but this is the next best thing.

http://www.kalamullah.com/word-for-w...-of-quran.html

Available to download in each of the 3 volumes. I own a hard copy and it really is effective for learning Qur'anic Arabic. Even better, if you don't know Arabic but have a rough understanding of the letters, is to have an Arabic Qur'an with you so you can more easily identify exactly which Arabic words mean what.

Posting this here just in case it may benefit someone.

[Machater]

Bismillah
This is generally a good book! He was instrumental in bringing in saudi funds here in UK when muslims had no financial support back in the days. His son Abu Muntasir was one of primary proponent of salafi dawah and a very sincere individual who acknowledges limitation of average muslims in religious field and works hard to bring unity between different communities of muslim and non muslim. As a lamadhabi hater, I have a lot of respect for Sidi Abu Muntasir (a ghair muqalid).
Allahualam