Master Arabic in Reading, Writing, Speaking, and Qur’an Understanding

Take your Arabic skills to the highest level with our Online Advanced Arabic Course — a complete language training program designed to help you read, write, and speak Arabic with confidence, and understand the beauty of the Qur’anic language with accuracy and depth.

Learn Arabic: A Brief Overview

Learning Arabic can be a rewarding and enriching experience, as it opens doors to understanding a rich and diverse culture, literature, and history. Arabic is spoken by over 400 million people across the globe and is one of the official languages of the United Nations. It is also the liturgical language of Islam, making it important for religious study and practice.

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What You Will Learn

This course builds advanced-level proficiency in all key language areas while strengthening your Qur’anic understanding and pronunciation. You will learn to:

• Read complex Arabic texts, literature, and Qur’anic passages fluently

• Write academic, professional, and creative Arabic with clarity

• Understand and interpret Qur’anic Arabic with proper grammar and meaning

• Improve pronunciation (Tajweed basics included)

• Comprehend Arabic media, speeches, and classical 

Here are some key points to consider when learning Arabic:

Key aspects of learning Arabic include:

1. Different Forms of Arabic

Modern Standard Arabic (MSA): This is the formal language used in news, books, academic contexts, and official communication. MSA is used across the Arab world, but it is not typically spoken in everyday life.

Dialectical Arabic: Every country or region has its own dialect. These regional dialects (e.g., Egyptian Arabic, Levantine Arabic, Gulf Arabic, Maghrebi Arabic) can differ significantly from MSA and from each other. They are used in informal, daily conversations and media.

Classical Arabic: This is the language of the Quran and classical literature, and it's more complex than Modern Standard Arabic. While it's not commonly spoken today, it's important for religious study.

2. Arabic Alphabet

Arabic uses a unique script written from right to left.

There are 28 letters in the Arabic alphabet. Some letters have different forms depending on their position in the word (beginning, middle, or end).

The script is cursive, and letters are connected in writing.

Vowels are typically not written in everyday texts, which can make reading more challenging for beginners.

3. Grammar and Syntax

Root System: Arabic words are often based on a three-letter root system. By adding prefixes, suffixes, and infixes, you can derive different words from a root.

Gender and Agreement: Arabic nouns are either masculine or feminine, and adjectives and verbs must agree with the gender and number of the noun.

Verb Conjugation: Verbs are conjugated based on tense, mood, and the subject's gender and number.

Word Order: The standard word order in Arabic is usually Verb-Subject-Object (VSO), though this can change.

4. Pronunciation

Arabic has several sounds that do not exist in English, such as the guttural "ع" (ayn) and "غ" (ghayn).

Stress is important in Arabic, as misplacing stress can change the meaning of a word.

Dialects may have different pronunciations, so understanding the specific dialect you're learning is important.

5. Cultural and Contextual Importance

Language is deeply connected to culture. For instance, learning Arabic opens up a deeper understanding of Islamic history, literature, and traditions.

Arabic poetry, classical literature, and historical texts are important cultural pillars.

Arabic is a language of hospitality, and understanding it can enrich travel experiences in Arab countries.

6. Challenges

Complex Script: Learning to read and write Arabic can be challenging due to the right-to-left writing system and the different forms of letters.

Pronunciation: Some Arabic sounds do not exist in English, which can be difficult for non-native speakers to pronounce.

Dialects Variance: The variety of dialects can make it difficult to understand regional differences unless you are immersed in a specific area.

Learning Arabic is challenging but also very rewarding, as it can open up opportunities to connect with a rich cultural heritage and communicate with millions of people around the world.

For Admission to Online Arabic Classes

Call now - +91 9400 802 906

For Admission to Online Arabic Classes

Call now - +91 9400 802 906

Fees for Packages

·             800/class for 10 class package

·             700/class for 20 class package

·             600/class for 30 class package

·             More than 30 class package  500/class

Mode of Class

·         One-To-One live video

·         WhatsApp

·         Zoom

·         Botim

·         Comera

·         Daily or Alternate days

Slot duration

·         1 hour

For Admission to Online Arabic Classes

Call now - +91 9400 802 906