Arabic Grammar  

Nouns: All types of words pronouns, proper nouns, common nouns, and adjective are simply regarded as NOUNS by the Arab Grammarians.
All name a person (proper noun), referred to a person, are simply a noun 
In Arabic the nouns may be define as:  A word that refer to a person, an animal, a plant or any inanimate thing and includes pronouns, the adjective and adverbs.

Compare definition of English nouns

Putting (al) prefixes to a common noun qualifies to become a nominal subject-  a common noun by itself cannot be a subject of a nominal sentence.

The Arabic Adverb often follows the modified word.

Arabic adjective follws the modified noun and it never precees it.

Adverbial words are also regarded as nouns in Arabic

nominal  A word or group of words functioning as a noun.

Arabic part of a speech such  nouns, pronouns, adjectives verb etc. are generally expressed either masculine or Feminine.

Putting (al) prefixes to a common noun qualifies to become a nominal subject-  a common noun by itself cannot be a subject of a nominal sentence.

Arabic positive Nominal sentences in the present Tense do not employ the verb "To be" Arabic adjective always follows the modified noun

Arabic part of a speech such  nouns, pronouns, adjectives verb etc. are generally expressed either masculine or Feminine.

Arabic positive Nominal sentences in the present Tense do not employ the verb "To be" Arabic adjective always follows the modified noun

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