Course Description
Start learning Arabic with a clear, structured course trusted by more than 20,000 students worldwide.
In this 11-hour beginner course, Haytham Ibrahim guides you step by step through Arabic pronunciation, letters, vowels, writing, essential vocabulary, and simple sentence building. You will learn how Arabic sounds work, how letters connect, and how to read and write real words before moving into practical everyday language.
Designed for complete beginners, the course gives you the foundation needed to communicate more confidently in travel, work, study, and daily life.
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What you'll learn
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You will learn how to pronounce Arabic letters clearly, recognise sounds that do not exist in English, and correct common pronunciation mistakes. You will also practise distinguishing between lighter and heavier sounds so your spoken Arabic becomes more accurate.
The course will teach you how to write Arabic letters using the correct stroke order, connect them at the beginning, middle, and end of words, and avoid common writing errors. You will also understand short vowels, long vowels, and essential reading marks.
By the end of the course, you will be able to read and write simple Arabic words, understand basic sentence patterns, and use useful vocabulary and phrases with greater confidence.
Course Contents
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Introducing Arabic letters |
02:00 |
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Avoid these mistakes when pronouncing Arabic letters |
01:30 |
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97% of Arabic sounds are in English |
03:12 |
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Arabic sounds qualities explained in details |
14:40 |
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Soft sounds VS amplified sounds |
17:11 |
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More analysis on Soft and amplified sounds with examples |
22:45 |
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Learning how to write the letters correctly step by step improve writing skill |
11:00 |
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How to write the letters according to the line (the correct method) |
09:55 |
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How to write the letters in the correct direction using arrows |
12:30 |
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Avoid these mistakes when writing Arabic letters (90 % of students make) |
13:55 |
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Introduction to writing Arabic words step by step |
12:44 |
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Difference between connecting letters and non-connecting letters |
10:50 |
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Introducing how to write the letters in the beginning of the word |
13:30 |
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How to write the letters in the beginning of the word tricks with examples |
11:22 |
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How to write the letters in the beginning of the word with real examples |
14:11 |
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Introducing how to write the letters in the middle of the word |
12:13 |
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How to write the letters in the middle of the word tricks with examples |
13:30 |
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Introducing how to write the letters at the end of the word |
13:30 |
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How to write the letters at the end (terminal shape) of the word real example |
13:30 |
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Understanding the rule of six letters with examples (no more mistakes) |
13:30 |
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The logical method of writing any word in Arabic with examples |
13:30 |
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Introducing vowels in Arabic with examples |
13:23 |
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The short vowel Fa.t°.ha.h° with examples |
11:43 |
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The short vowel Da.mma.h° with examples |
14:54 |
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How to say, ‘Thanks for…’ with examples |
12:22 |
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The short vowel Ka.s°.ra.h° with examples |
15:25 |
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Introducing long vowels in Arabic with examples |
16:33 |
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Understanding the long vowel alef with examples |
18:21 |
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Understanding the long vowel waaw with examples |
16:34 |
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Understanding the long vowel yaaa with examples |
17:33 |
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The supplementary letter (non-alphabetic ) ha.m°.za.h° (all writing methods) |
18:22 |
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The supplementary letters (la.aa.m° a.le.f°) and (ta.aa.â° ma.r°.bo.oo.ta.h°) |
22:13 |
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The non-alphabetic character elongated a.le.f° |
25:11 |
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The non-alphabetic character dagger a.le.f° |
23:45 |
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The non-alphabetic character shortened a.le.f° |
17:33 |
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Introducing definite and indefinite in Arabic |
23:30 |
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Introducing ta.n°.we.ee.n° and its types |
17:44 |
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Understanding Tanween Fa.t°.ha.h° with examples |
19:30 |
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Understanding Tanween Da.mma.h° with examples |
22:12 |
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Understanding Tanween Ka.s°.ra.h° with examples |
13:30 |
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Tanween important rules and special cases with examples |
15:45 |
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Introducing the so.ko.oo.n° with examples |
22:30 |
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Learn the popular rule about so.ko.oo.n° with examples |
14:34 |
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Introducing Sha.dda.h° or Tashdeed with examples |
23:30 |
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Learning the Sha.dda.h° with the short vowel Fa.t°.ha.h° with examples |
17:45 |
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Learning the Sha.dda.h° with the short vowel Da.mm.ah° with examples |
20:30 |
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Learning the Sha.dda.h° with the short vowel Ka.s°.ra.h° with examples |
18:00 |
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Introducing the relative ya.aa.â |
16:30 |
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Learn the relative ya.aa.â through the Sha.dda.h° with Tanween Fa.t°.ha.h |
13:22 |
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Using the relative ya.aa.â through the Sha.dda.h° with Tanween Da.mma.h° |
17:30 |
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Using the relative ya.aa.â and Sha.dda.h° with Tanween ka.s°.ra.h° |
19:30 |
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Important Rule (#1) pronouncing Arabic words correctly with examples |
22:15 |
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Important Rule (#2) pronouncing Arabic words correctly with examples |
13:30 |
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Introducing the 3 Arabic writing styles (Naskh printing style, Req’ah handwriti |
14:40 |
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Differences between Naskh Printing Style VS Req’ah Handwriting Style |
12:30 |
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Writing the 28 letters using Naskh printing style VS Req’ah handwriting style |
25:30 |
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Writing words using Naskh printing style VS Req’ah handwriting style |
22:40 |
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How to write Arabic letters using Req’ah handwriting style with examples |
19:30 |
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How to write Arabic words using Naskh printing style and Req’ah handwriting style |
14:15 |
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