About This Course
Our online Arabic language courses let you pick the path that matches your goal — master grammar, hold real conversations, or get your child reading and speaking — in Modern Standard Arabic or a living dialect like Egyptian, Palestinian, or Syrian.
- Al-Azhar native tutors
• Grammar, conversation & kids
• Male & female teachers available
Why This Course
Most people don’t quit Arabic because it’s too hard; they quit because they picked the wrong course. The professional grinding through grammar drills he’ll never say aloud. The parent whose child needs letters and phonics, not verb conjugation.
The student of the Quran handed tourist phrases for ordering coffee. Arabic isn’t one thing, and neither is learning it. Here you choose the track that fits your actual goal — grammar, conversation, or kids — and even the dialect you’ll really use, so every hour goes toward the Arabic you came for, not a generic syllabus.- Pick your track by goal
deep grammar for the Quran and classical texts, spoken fluency for travel and family, or a playful, gamified path for children. - Choose your Arabic
Modern Standard Arabic (Fusha) for reading and formal use, or Egyptian, Palestinian, or Syrian for real conversation. - Follow one clear progression per track
with the hours mapped out, so you always know how far you’ve come and what’s next.
- Pick your track by goal
Course Content
Track 1 — Arabic Grammar (5 progressive stages)
For readers, writers, and students of the Quran and classical texts.
- Stage 1 — The Basics (20–30 hours): the alphabet, sounds, and reading; basic grammar and vocabulary; simple sentences; greetings and daily phrases.
- Stage 2—Sentences & Vocabulary (30–40 hours): present-tense verbs; joining sentences (and, but, because); everyday words; short conversations.
- Stage 3 — Read & Understand More (35–50 hours): past and future tenses; prepositions; reading short texts and answering questions; summarizing in your own words.
- Stage 4 — Advanced Grammar in Action (40–55 hours): conditional and passive voice; verbal nouns; writing full paragraphs; joining live discussions in Arabic.
- Stage 5 — Mastery & Real Use (45–60 hours): long, formal texts; English–Arabic translation; essay writing; idioms and formal Arabic; presenting and getting feedback.
Advanced study also covers noun cases (i'rab), morphology and syntax, and close reading of classical Arabic—the Quran, Hadith, and Arabic literature.
Track 2 — Arabic Conversation (4 progressive levels)
For anyone who wants to actually speak, in the dialect they'll use.
- Level 1 — Foundations (20–40 hours): greetings, self-introductions, and everyday vocabulary for daily interactions.
- Level 2—Expanding Your Skills (20–35 hours): describing routines and preferences, asking and answering detailed questions;context-specific vocabulary.
- Level 3 — Intermediate Interaction (20–35 hours): hobbies and experiences; idiomatic and colloquial phrases; structured conversation with cultural insight.
- Level 4 — Advanced Proficiency (25–40 hours): complex discussions; advanced vocabulary and nuance; speaking confidently in professional and social settings.
Track 3 — Arabic for Kids (3 levels, gamified)
For children aged 5 and up, built around play.
- Beginner — Laying the Foundation (30–45 hours): the alphabet, pronunciation, and foundational vocabulary; reading and writing basics — through flashcards, songs, animated lessons, games, and quizzes.
- Intermediate — Building Confidence (40–55 hours): expanding vocabulary and essential grammar; speaking through role-play and storytelling; short-story reading and comprehension.
- Advanced—Achieving Fluency (50–65 hours): advanced grammar, creative writing, and full conversational fluency; Quranic Arabic examples; preparation for Arabic certification for kids online.
Choose Your Dialect
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Start with Modern Standard Arabic (Fus-ha) for reading, the Quran, and formal use—or learn a living spoken dialect, matched to how you'll actually use Arabic:
- Egyptian accent : the most widely understood dialect across the Arab world, thanks to Egypt's film, TV, and music; ideal for media, travel, and being understood almost anywhere.
- Palestinian accent : a clear, warm Levantine dialect, great for family, heritage, and everyday conversation across the Levant.
- Syrian accent : soft, widely loved Levantine speech, popular in drama and daily life and perfect for connecting with Syrian communities.
Not sure which track or dialect fits? A free evaluation before you start places you at the right level and maps a plan around your goal.
How It Works
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- Book two free trial lessons and a free evaluation to pinpoint your level and goal.
- Choose your track—grammar, conversation, or Arabic for kids—and your dialect.
- Get matched with an Al-Azhar native tutor and a schedule that fits your time zone.
- Learn one-on-one live, with progress dashboards and regular feedback.
- Earn certificates at milestones, and move between tracks as your goals grow.
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Who It's For
- Absolute beginners
Every track has a starting point built for arabic for beginners, assuming no prior knowledge of the language. - Quran & classical-text learners
Those learning to understand the Quran; the Arabic grammar course takes you from the basics to i'rab, morphology, and reading the Quran and Hadith directly. - Speakers, travelers & families
Anyone who wants to actually talk; the Arabic conversation course builds real fluency for family, travel, and work, in the dialect you choose. - Children
For kids aged 5 and up, the Arabic course for kids uses games, songs, and stories, with a path toward Arabic certification for kids. - Sisters & female students
A qualified female tutor is available on request, in a comfortable and respectful setting, for sisters and girls who prefer it. - Busy adults & professionals
Flexible scheduling fits lessons around work, family, and prayer times, across US, Canada, and Europe time zones.
- Absolute beginners
Why Choose Rahiq Academy
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- Native Al-Azhar tutors
Fluent in English, so nothing is lost between explanation and understanding. - Three real tracks, not one generic course
Grammar, conversation, and kids, each with its own structured path and mapped hours. - Female tutors available
For sisters and children who prefer a female teacher, in a comfortable and respectful learning environment. - Your dialect, your way
Learn Modern Standard Arabic or a spoken dialect (Egyptian, Palestinian, or Syrian) to match how you'll actually use Arabic. - Progress you can see
Dashboards, regular feedback, and certificates at milestones, with the flexibility to reschedule.
- Native Al-Azhar tutors
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Learn the Arabic You Actually Came For
Whether it's grammar for the Quran, real conversation, or your child's first words, our online Arabic language courses have a track built for it — book your two free lessons and a free evaluation to find yours.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which track should I start with — grammar, conversation, or kids?
It depends on your goal: grammar for reading the Quran and classical texts, conversation for speaking with people, and the kids' track for children aged 5 and up. A free evaluation helps you choose, and you can combine tracks or switch later.
Can I learn a specific dialect like the Egyptian accent?
Yes , alongside Modern Standard Arabic, you can learn a spoken dialect, including the Egyptian accent, the Palestinian accent, or the Syrian accent—or any other Arabic dialect that fits what our tutors teach and how you plan to use the language. Just tell us your target dialect during your free evaluation.
Do you have female teachers for sisters and girls?
Yes, a qualified female tutor is available on request for sisters and female students, in a comfortable, respectful setting. Just mention it when you book your trial.
Do I need grammar to understand the Quran, or is conversation enough?
For understanding the Quran and classical texts, the grammar track is the right path , it covers i'rab and morphology that spoken conversation doesn't. For talking with people, the conversation track fits better. Many students do both.
Is the kids' course really different from the adult one?
Yes , the kids' track is built around games, songs, animated lessons, and storytelling, paced for ages 5 and up, rather than a shrunk-down adult course.
How long does each track take?
It varies by track and pace: grammar runs across five stages, conversation across four levels, and the kids' track across three—each with mapped hours, plus a personalized estimate after your free evaluation.
