وَرَتِّلِ الْقُرْآنَ تَرْتِيلًا
“And recite the Quran with measured recitation.” — Al-Muzzammil 73:4
Learn Arabic online — for kids, and for English speakers
Arabic opens the Quran and connects children to family and heritage. Our one-on-one Arabic classes take your child from the alphabet to reading, writing and speaking — with a teacher who can explain in English.
What the course covers
- Reading and writing: letters, words, then full sentences.
- Vocabulary children actually use: family, school, food, prayer and daily life.
- Simple grammar, explained clearly and practiced, not memorized as lists.
- Conversation from the first weeks, so your child starts speaking, not just reading.
Conversational Arabic for English speakers
For older students and adults who want to speak, classes focus on listening and talking in real situations, with the teacher switching to English whenever something needs explaining.
Arabic for complete beginners
No Arabic at all? Your child starts with the Noorani Qaida or Noor Al-Bayan to read the letters, then moves into the language itself.
Why parents abroad choose us
One-on-one, live
Every class is a private video session with one teacher and one student. No crowded groups, no recordings in place of a real teacher.
Male and female teachers
Choose a teacher for your son or daughter. Many of our teachers speak English, so children who don’t speak Arabic are never lost.
Your time zone
Classes are scheduled in your local time — US, Canada, UK, Europe, Australia or the Gulf — and show in your parent account that way.
You see the progress
After every class you get the teacher’s rating and notes, a live memorization map of the Quran, and a monthly report you can print or share.
How to start
Book a free trial
Create an account in a minute with the student’s name and your WhatsApp number.
Meet the teacher
We match your child with a teacher, check the level, and agree on days and times that suit your week.
Learn and follow along
Join classes from your account, get feedback after each one, and send recitation recordings between classes.
Frequently asked questions
Which Arabic do you teach?
Modern Standard Arabic (Fusha), the Arabic of the Quran, books and news, with everyday phrases for speaking.
Can my child learn Arabic and Quran together?
Yes. Many students take both, on the same or different days.
How do I know my child is improving?
You see the teacher’s notes after every class and a monthly report in your account.