Our course covers all three, and your tutor tailors the focus to your goals. If your main aim is to study the meaning and explanation of the Quran, our online Tafseer course is the better fit.
Start from the alphabet and sounds, build core vocabulary, and form your first sentences. No prior Arabic needed.
Focus on the vocabulary and structures most common in the Quran and classical Islamic texts, so you can read and follow their meaning. To study the explanation and translation of the Quran itself, see our online Tafseer course.
Study Arabic syntax (Nahw) and morphology (Sarf), the rules that let you read unvowelled texts accurately and build correct sentences.
Develop everyday speaking, listening, reading, and writing so you can communicate naturally in Modern Standard Arabic.
If your goal is the Quran specifically rather than Arabic in general, the Quranic Arabic course follows the same grammar foundations with every example drawn from the text.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Format | One-to-one, live, interactive online sessions |
| Tutors | Qualified male and female Arabic teachers |
| Teaching languages | English, Urdu, and Arabic |
| Scheduling | Flexible timing across global time zones |
| Who it is for | Beginners, adults, children, and students of Islamic studies |
Learn from experienced, qualified Arabic tutors who guide your pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar.
Private sessions focused entirely on your reading, writing, and speaking.
Build the skills to approach the Quran and classical Islamic texts in their original language.
Fill out a quick, simple registration form on our website.
Attend a free trial to experience the teaching and discuss your goals with a tutor.
A customized learning path is created according to your goals.
No. Beginners start from the alphabet, and your tutor builds the course around your level.
General (Modern Standard) Arabic is the formal written language, conversational Arabic is for everyday speech, and Quranic Arabic focuses on the vocabulary and grammar of the Quran and classical texts.
After a short assessment in your free trial, your tutor recommends the pathway or mix of pathways that matches your goals.
Yes. Nahw (syntax) and Sarf (word formation) are taught alongside reading and speaking so you can apply each rule immediately.
Yes. Every class is a private live session with your tutor.
Yes. Lessons are adapted for adults, children and complete beginners.
Yes. Qualified female tutors are available on request.
Our online Tafseer course explains the meaning and context of the Quran, and it works well alongside Arabic study.