A Special Arabic Course

Learn to greet one person, two people, or a group with Islamic formulas like as-salamu alayka wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu ya Muhammad.

Learn how to express cultural greetings in Arabic across contexts, including good morning and good evening, asking how you are, and polite responses using Alhamdulillah.

Learn to introduce yourself and others in Arabic using personal pronouns, with masculine and feminine forms across singular, dual, and plural, plus example conversations.

Learn to introduce people and things nearby in Arabic by using demonstrative pronouns for masculine and feminine nouns, covering singular, dual, and plural forms.

Learn how to introduce distant people in Arabic for masculine addressees using demonstrative pronouns, with examples for singular, dual, and plural forms.

Learn to introduce distant people and things in Arabic using feminine demonstrative pronouns, with forms like tilka and tilki, and dual, plural, and addressee-based variations such as tukuma and ticona.

Explore Arabic relative pronouns and their gender and number agreement, including who/that/which for singular, dual, and plural, with rational vs non-rational forms and practical examples.

Describe daily actions in Arabic using present, continuous, and simple present tenses, with examples such as cleaning, wudu and salat, cooking, eating, and washing dishes.

Describe others' daily actions in Arabic using present continuous and simple present verbs, with pronoun prefixes and optional omission for you, he, and she.

Learn how to express what you or others want to do in Arabic for a singular subject, using omitted pronouns and examples like I want to perform ablution.

Learn to express past actions in Arabic by deriving the simple past tense from the present tense, using a hamzah prefix, root-letter changes, and the suffix two.

Learn how to express others' actions in Arabic by using verb endings for first, second (male and female), and third (male and female) persons, with concrete examples.

Master first person verb conjugations in Arabic, covering present and future tenses for singular, dual, and plural subjects, with masculine and feminine forms using ana and practical examples.

Explore second person Arabic verb conjugations in present and future tenses across singular, dual, and plural subjects, with masculine and feminine forms.

Explore third person verb conjugations in Arabic, covering present and future tenses, and learn how singular, dual, and plural subjects, masculine and feminine, affect endings.

Learn to form Arabic imperative verbs for males and females across singular, dual, and plural by modifying the last root letter with aleph and other markers, derived from present tense.

Master past tense conjugations in Arabic by forming regular verbs across singular, dual, and plural subjects. Explore masculine and feminine endings plus second and third person forms with suffix patterns.

Learn to use interrogative words in Arabic, including hal, ayna, ma, and kaifa, and place them in sentences to express did or will, ask where, or how.

Explore particles of nasb and their effect on present tense Arabic verbs. See how these particles drop final damma and shift endings to fatah, affecting singular, dual, and plural forms.

Examine the particles of jazm in Arabic that force present tense verbs to end in sukoon, drop the final known, and affect singular, dual, and plural forms, including two-verb constructions.

Learn everyday Arabic conversations at home with family and spouse, including greetings, prayer routines, meals, daily chores, and shopping dialogue.

Engage in day-to-day home conversations in Arabic by practicing greetings, prayers, meals, chores, and family interactions, including Quran recitation, homework, and respectful dialogue.

Explore everyday conversations outside the home and learn common Arabic expressions for real life situations, from neighbor chats about electricity and market trips to greetings and apologies.

Explore how to conduct basic buying and selling conversations in Arabic. Practice common dialogues for pricing, haggling, and everyday items like bread, oil, rice, and clothes.

Explore additional common verbs and weak letters in Arabic, detailing how Aleph, Wow, and Ya alter past, present, and imperative forms in three- and five-letter roots, including hollow verbs.

Explore the principles of counting in Arabic, learning how numbers agree with nouns through masculine and feminine forms and gender-based changes from 1 to 19, with practical examples.

Explore Arabic grammar fundamentals by mastering noun cases and numbers, focusing on singular and dual forms, nominative and object positions, definite and indefinite states, and prepositional structures.

Explore Arabic noun cases and numbers, focusing on plural forms, masculine and feminine endings, nominative subjects, objects after prepositions, and the definite article al.