Who it is for
Complete beginners and returning learners
Complete beginner series
A 13-lesson foundation series covering Arabic letters, articulation, short vowels, tanween, madd, sukoon, qalqalah, shaddah, Hamzat al-Wasl and applied reading.

Before you begin
Work in order, repeat the guided practice aloud and only move forward when the current skill feels stable.
Complete beginners and returning learners
Read, practise and review. Short, regular sessions are better than trying to complete several lessons at once.
Use the self-check at the end of every lesson. For pronunciation, recite to a qualified teacher whenever possible.
Course outcomes
Course roadmap
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Understand why correct pronunciation matters and learn the main areas from which Arabic letters are articulated.
Open lessonLearn the names, shapes and basic sounds of the Arabic letters before reading joined words.
Open lessonRecognise how Arabic letters change at the beginning, middle and end of a word.
Open lessonMove from letter names to readable syllables using the three short vowel signs.
Open lessonLearn the doubled vowel signs that add an “n” sound at the end of a syllable or word.
Open lessonPractise the disconnected letters at the beginning of selected surahs and distinguish their different lengths.
Open lessonLearn exactly when alif, wāw and yā become madd letters, how long natural madd lasts and how leen differs.
Open lessonCombine tanween, natural madd and leen in complete words, then use the built-in test to check yourself.
Open lessonUnderstand the doubled letter represented by shaddah and pronounce both parts clearly.
Open lessonLearn how a sākin letter joins to the vowel before it without receiving a vowel of its own.
Open lessonRecognise the five qalqalah letters and release them clearly when they are sākin without adding a full vowel.
Open lessonUse a simple two-step check to choose the starting vowel on Hamzat al-Wasl, then practise beginning and connecting the word.
Open lessonBring the foundation rules together through listening, guided reading, repetition and self-correction.
Open lessonMove from knowledge to confident recitation
Your teacher will assess your current level and recommend what to focus on next.