Ahmed goes shopping
Read a short shopping passage and explore the meaning and pronunciation of each Arabic word.
Curriculum
Courses
Foundations is the reading course. Each numbered level keeps its lessons, grammar, and practice together without duplicating your word progress.
Qurʼān reading
Foundations
Build your reading skills, then explore Al-Fātiḥah and short surahs word by word.
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Beginner
Level 1
الْمُسْتَوَى الْأَوَّل
Build the foundations with everyday vocabulary, introductory grammar, and guided practice.
12 lessons · 0/426 words mastered
Growing course
Developing
Level 2
الْمُسْتَوَى الثَّانِي
Strengthen familiar vocabulary, read longer material, and study how Arabic words change across forms.
6 units · 0/74 words mastered
Course map
Level 1 lessons
Twelve lessons in course order. Jump straight into any lesson.
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Body Parts
23 words · 5 rules
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Numbers
30 words · 5 rules
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Time
22 words · 5 rules
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Days of the Week
14 words
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Islamic and Gregorian Months
28 words
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Entities
45 words
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Getting to know each other
128 words
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Nouns in the Classroom
30 words
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Verbs in the Classroom
0 words · 4 rules
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The Marketplace
59 words · 1 rules
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Colours
15 words
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Command Verbs in the Qur’an
32 words · 1 rules
Growing course
Level 2 topics
New material is added as the course continues. Study these in any order.
Khalid’s house
Read a short description of Khalid’s house word by word, then answer eight questions about where it is and what is around it.
Action verbs in context
Learn classroom actions as complete present-tense forms, then read them in short standard-Arabic sentences.
Verb families
Compare past, present, command, verbal noun, and related forms: the five class-note verbs, then 17 more from the boards in lessons 3 to 9, from sitting and drawing to buying and weighing.
Home and Places
Words for the home, its rooms and the places around it, with plurals, opposites, verb forms, and example sentences you can explore word by word. Includes the Bayt to Masjid set and a longer story naming every room and item in Khalid’s house.
Masculine and feminine
How to spot a feminine noun, when to use هَذَا or هَذِهِ, and how present-tense verbs change for he, she, you and I, with a verb chart and a short quiz.