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Arabic Language

Understand Quranic and Classical Arabic (Fusha): vocabulary, grammar — Nahw and Sarf — and conversation.

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Learn Quranic Arabic online

Explore vocabulary and grammar that support understanding. Discuss your current Arabic knowledge and the learning goals covered by this course.

Learn the language of the Quran so you can understand verses, duas and classical texts directly. The course covers vocabulary, grammar (Nahw and Sarf), pronunciation and conversation, with Quranic verses woven into every lesson.

Who is it for?

All levels. Absolute beginners start with the alphabet and pronunciation; intermediate learners move straight to grammar and syntax.

Materials

Free PDF worksheets, vocabulary lists and grammar guides — used in class and kept for revision at home.

How long until I understand verses?

With three classes a week, most students understand simple Quranic vocabulary and sentence structures within three to six months.

Plan lessons around your family

Explore local scheduling and fee guidance before requesting a trial.

Learning goals

  • Understand common Quranic vocabulary and sentence structures
  • Learn the foundations of Nahw (syntax) and Sarf (morphology)
  • Understand the meanings of duas and adhkar you recite
  • Build reading, translation and conversation skills in Fusha

Course outline

  1. 1

    Alphabet and pronunciation

    Read and pronounce Arabic correctly (beginner track).

    • Letters and sounds
    • Vowel marks
    • Reading simple words
  2. 2

    Quranic vocabulary

    Recognise the most frequent words of the Quran.

    • Common nouns and verbs
    • Words in daily duas
    • Vocabulary lists
  3. 3

    Grammar — Nahw and Sarf

    Understand how Arabic sentences and words are built.

    • Nominal and verbal sentences
    • Verb forms and patterns
    • Cases and endings
  4. 4

    Reading and translation

    Read and translate Quranic and classical texts.

    • Translating verses
    • Duas and adhkar
    • Short classical passages
  5. 5

    Conversation

    Build confidence speaking simple Fusha.

    • Everyday phrases
    • Role-play
    • Listening practice

Questions about this course

Does reading Arabic script mean the learner is fluent?
Reading, vocabulary, understanding and independent language use are related but different skills. Discuss the learner’s experience and which skills the available course emphasises.
What should an adult ask before starting Arabic?
Ask about the starting-level assessment, teaching language, materials, practice expectations and progress reviews. No universal fluency deadline is promised.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. You get 3 days of free classes with no credit card required (all packages except the Weekend plan). It is a chance to meet your teacher, try the virtual classroom and settle on timings before you subscribe.
Can I choose a female teacher?
Yes. Female teachers are available for children and sisters, and male teachers for brothers. Choose your preference on the free-trial form.
How do online classes work?
Every class is live and one-to-one with your teacher, using video, screen-sharing and an interactive whiteboard. You only need a laptop, tablet or phone with a camera, microphone and a stable internet connection.