Hi, or 'assalaamu ^alaykum (may peace be upon you) to my brothers and sisters in Islam. I start with the Name of 'Allaah the most Merciful to the believers and non-believers in this life, and to the believers only in the Hereafter, I praise 'Allaah the Lord of worlds, and I ask Him to raise the rank, honor, and prestige of our master and beloved Prophet and Messenger MuHammad, Sallallaahu ^alayhi wasallam, and his kind 'aal, his believing relatives, and companions. My name is Anas Elbaba, I'm an Arab-American, 31 years of age, born and raised in America. At the age of 15 I decided to get my GED and traveled to Beirut, Lebanon to study Arabic and Quran at Global University, where I spent about 6 years, until deciding to come back to America. After a few years of self-realization and several teaching jobs, I started teaching at ALIPH (The Arabic Language Institute of Philadelphia) where I taught Arabic and Quran, as well as various other subjects, for about 6 years. After the pandemic struck, online schooling became more and more the norm, and thus physical students became less and less, so I slaved for about a year working on an interactive audio course designed to teach everyday busy Americans to speak Classic Arabic properly and fluently. I wanted to make it as accessible and easy as possible as well as inexpensive as possible, while staying true to the level of Classical Arabic, helping beginners to speak using proper grammar, conjugation, pronunciation, as well as 'i^Raab (the proper endings and inflections), or what I like to call the essence of the Arabic language. I called it FCA (fuS-Haa "most eloquent" Classical Arabic). And in the end, I ask 'Allaah to grant me the strength, patience, and correct intentions to continue with this endeavor. And I ask 'Allaah that the knowledge contained in this course will benefit many, and that those who benefit from this course spread said knowledge and benefit others, and so on until Judgement Day, so that this will be a recurring reward for me in my grave benefiting me until Judgement Day. 'Allaahumma 'aameen.