Whether you want to improve your Quran recitation, speak Arabic confidently, or access classical Islamic texts in their original language — Waraqa has an online Arabic course for you.
Our Arabic language program offers study at several levels of proficiency:
- Arabic for Beginners: Start from the very beginning. Learn the Arabic alphabet and how each letter appears in its connected form. By the end you will be able to read and write simple Arabic words.
- Intermediate Arabic: Broaden your vocabulary and comprehension by reading texts, listening to audio, and practicing conversational Arabic. By the end you will be able to speak and understand everyday Arabic competently.
- Advanced Arabic: For the conversational speaker who wants to sharpen reading, writing, or speaking skills — for business, academic, or scholarly purposes. These classes ensure you speak, understand, read, and write Arabic correctly and confidently.
All our teachers are native Arabic speakers and scholars of Arabic grammar, literature, and poetry — many holding advanced degrees from Al-Azhar University.
What we focus on
The skills we sharpen most in this program
- Modern Standard Arabic foundations: alphabet, vowel signs, and reading without harakat
- Speaking practice every lesson — vocabulary built around real situations
- Grammar (nahw) and morphology (sarf) introduced gradually with examples first
- Reading short classical texts so students can engage with Quran and Sunnah Arabic
- Personalized pace — child, teen, adult, or revert tracks all available
How class time is used
Pick the class format that fits your week
You decide how the lesson time is spent. Tell us your preference when you book — your teacher will adapt accordingly and adjust as the student progresses.
Study at home, speak in class
Vocabulary lists, exercises, and reading drills are completed at home between lessons. Class time is spent speaking, asking questions, and pronunciation work — turning passive knowledge into real Arabic.
Full lesson taught in class
Everything happens during the live hour: explanation, practice, and review. No homework expected. Best for adults who need a teacher-led environment to stay consistent.
Balanced: explain in class, practice at home
Concepts are introduced with the teacher; drills and writing exercises are sent home. The most common choice — keeps progress steady without overloading either end.