The first step in learning any language is mastering its letters and decoding its pronunciation. When it comes to prominent and esteemed languages, Arabic naturally stands out—not only because it is a global language but, more importantly, because it is the language of our sacred book, the Quran. This divine text is our source of guidance and a treasure of rewards. Learning Arabic, therefore, opens the gates of paradise for us and our children by allowing us to understand and recite the Quran’s verses.

To make this journey accessible, we utilize two recognized methods for learning Arabic: Noor Al-Bayan and Al-Qaida An-Noraniah. These approaches make learning enjoyable, efficient, and engaging, ensuring students and parents save time and effort while fostering a love for the lessons. May Allah guide us all to every goodness.

Course Introduction:

• Noor Al-Bayan: An educational method designed to teach both children and adults how to read the Quran correctly. It begins with the basics, from recognizing letters to perfecting recitation, using interactive techniques that connect letters with their sounds in a clear and engaging way.
• Al-Qaidah An-Noraniyyah: A traditional approach for teaching Quranic reading that enables learners to master proper Quranic recitation by recognizing Arabic letters, vowels, and elongations. This widely-used method supports both children and adults in reading and reciting the Quran accurately.

Key Points:

• Flexible Learning: A student can fully learn to read Arabic using just one of these methods or combine both for enhanced proficiency and quicker reading.
• Arabic Writing Lessons: Available as a supplement to enhance reading skills.
• End Goal: Upon completing this course, students will be able to read the Quran directly from the Arabic Mushaf without major errors in letters and vowels, Insha’Allah.

Prerequisites:

No prior preparation is required for this course.

Class Structure and Duration:

• Class Options: Students can choose between individual sessions or group classes with 3 to 5 students (maximum of 5 per group).