Simple. One plan.

Free

The full curriculum — all 18 skills, no account required. Progress lives in your browser.

• ✓All 18 skills — letters to root & pattern
• ✓Audio pronunciation for every word
• ✓Quranic examples in every lesson
• ✓Interactive exercises with instant feedback
• ✓Quran comprehension tracker (up to 85%)
• ✓Root-based vocabulary system
• ✓Progress saved on your device

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12 live classes per month. Three cohorts — join the one that matches where you are. App curriculum is already free.

• ✓Everything in the free curriculum
• ✓12 live classes per month with your teacher
• ✓Three cohorts: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
• ✓Real-time correction and Q&A
• ✓Class recordings within 24 hours
• ✓Move between cohorts as you progress
• ✓Direct access to teacher between classes
• ✓Drill sheets and class notes

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What are the live classes like?

12 classes per month — 3 per week. Your teacher runs each session live. You drill what you're working on, ask questions, and get real-time correction. Three cohorts so you're always with learners at your level.

I'm a complete beginner. Can I still sign up?

Yes. The curriculum starts from zero — the Arabic alphabet, letter shapes, vowel sounds. Many of our students have never seen Arabic before. The first 5 skills are free so you can try before committing.

How long does it take to reach Quranic comprehension?

Everyone's pace is different, but students who work consistently through all 18 skills and attend live classes regularly typically start feeling real comprehension within 3–6 months. The root-pattern system (Skill 18) is the unlock — once you have it, everything accelerates.

What if I can't attend every live class?

All classes are recorded. You get the recording within 24 hours. You can also move between cohorts as you progress.

Do I need any prior knowledge of Arabic or Islam?

No. The curriculum is secular-friendly — it teaches the language, not theology. The Quranic examples are used because it's the most important classical Arabic text, not for religious instruction.