Arabic Learning FAQs

Honest timelines: the alphabet takes 1–3 months, basic reading 4–6 months, and holding a simple conversation 6–12 months with 3 classes per week. Understanding Quranic Arabic well enough to follow the meaning takes 12–18 months of steady 1-on-1 study. Anyone promising "fluent in 30 days" isn't being honest.

Quranic Arabic is the classical Arabic of the Quran — about 1,400 years old, very precise and rich. Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) is its modern descendant, used in news, books, schools and formal speech. We teach both as one connected language: MSA for speaking and writing, with high-frequency Quranic vocabulary woven in from early levels.

Sarf is Arabic word-morphology — how words are built from three-letter roots. From ك-ت-ب (k-t-b, "write") come كِتَاب (book), كَاتِب (writer), مَكْتَبَة (library). Nahw is Arabic grammar — how words join into correct sentences. We teach both through examples and speaking, not dry theory.

Yes. Kids can start from age 4. Ages 4–7 get playful 20–30 minute classes with songs, stories and games; ages 8+ take 30–45 minute structured lessons. 2–3 classes per week is the sweet spot for young learners.

Yes. We have qualified female Arabic teachers — native speakers, certified and background-checked. Select "Female tutor" when booking your free trial. If the match isn't right, switching is free, usually within 24 hours.

It's never too late. We have a gentle absolute-beginner track: alphabet, pronunciation, prayer phrases and everyday duas at your pace with a patient native tutor — popular with new Muslims and busy parents.

Standard classes are 30 minutes — 20–30 minutes for ages 4–7, 30–45 minutes for ages 8+ and adults. We recommend 2–3 classes per week for steady progress.

Our published plans: Starter $34/month (2 classes per week), Regular $48/month (3 per week, most popular), Intensive $79/month (5 per week). Sibling discount: 10% off. Billed monthly, cancel anytime.

Yes — the 3-day free trial includes 3 full live 1-on-1 classes with a native tutor. No card required and no obligation to continue. Your tutor also assesses your level during the trial.

Yes — we teach speaking from lesson one, not just alphabet drills. Our Modern Standard Arabic track builds real conversation: greetings, daily life and real dialogues, with grammar introduced through speaking.

A certificate of completion can be discussed with us on WhatsApp for the level you finish. To be fully honest, we don't issue government-accredited diplomas — our certificates recognize the level you completed with us.

Just inform us on WhatsApp in advance and we'll reschedule the class to another slot that week. We keep it flexible for families.