Arabic
The language of revelation
Arabic Course
This online Arabic course is built for students who want to understand the Quran and classical Islamic texts directly, without depending on translation. Lessons combine sarf (morphology), nahw (grammar), and everyday vocabulary, gradually moving from individual words to reading and understanding real Quranic and classical Arabic passages.
Curriculum
What you'll learn in Arabic
Grammar, vocabulary, and conversation lessons that unlock direct understanding of Quranic and classical Arabic texts. Students build a working knowledge of sarf and nahw alongside everyday vocabulary, gradually reading and understanding passages without relying on translation.
- Core Arabic vocabulary that appears most frequently throughout the Quran
- Sarf, the patterns that show how Arabic words change form and meaning
- Nahw, the grammar rules that govern sentence structure and word position
- How to break down and understand a Quranic ayah word by word
- Reading comprehension that builds toward understanding passages without a translation
- Level
- Beginner to Intermediate
- Duration
- Ongoing, term based
How It Works
How Arabic classes work
Your teacher assesses your current Arabic level, whether you are starting from zero or already know some vocabulary.
Each term builds vocabulary and grammar together, rather than teaching them as separate, disconnected topics.
Real Quranic ayaat and classical texts are used as practice material from early on, not just textbook sentences.
Term by term, you move from recognizing individual words to reading and understanding full passages directly.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions about Arabic
No, the Arabic course is open to beginners and builds vocabulary and grammar from the ground up, though some familiarity with Arabic letters (from Qaida) helps you get started faster.
The primary focus is Quranic and classical Arabic, the vocabulary and grammar needed to understand the Quran and classical texts directly, though everyday vocabulary is included as a supporting foundation.
This depends on your starting point and study pace, since the Arabic course is ongoing and term based. Many students begin understanding simpler ayaat within a few terms of consistent study.
Sarf is Arabic morphology, the study of how a word's form changes to alter its meaning. Nahw is Arabic grammar, the rules governing how words function and relate to each other within a sentence. Both are taught together in this course.
Begin your journey
Ready to grow closer to the Quran, one guided class at a time?
Reach out for a free trial class and let our teachers help you find the right pace, plan, and course for your journey.