The only prerequisite is: You must be able to read and write Arabic letters

Have you been looking for an easy way to begin your journey in learning Arabic?

Are you unsure of the first step to take?

Do you know how to read and pronounce Arabic letters but would like to learn how to write and understand the language of the Quran?

Our Arabic course is exactly for this!

Essentially, there are five ways to learn Arabic, and each of these ways involves a different approach to language learning. These approaches include learning through complete Arabic immersion, learning through translation, grammar-based learning, communication-based learning, and vocabulary-based learning.

Every method has its own advantages and disadvantages. While it’s important to note that what is easy for one learner is not always easy for another, there is one method that is often cited as the easiest way to learn Arabic. Can you guess it?

That’s right: It’s the vocabulary-based approach.

The vocabulary-based approach focuses on learning vocabulary through repetition by associating images with the words or phrases they represent. Traditional grammar rules are not taught as rules, but are naturally learned by students as they progress.

This fast tracks you on your way to Quranic Arabic.