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Q: Will I become fluent?

Arabic Daily focuses on a student's ability to read and translate. By the end of the courses a student will have read over 500 pages of Classical works and be able to translate fluently. A student will be able to translate other classical works, the Quran, hadith and have some research experience. We don't focus on speaking or listening.

Q: Are there assignments?

Yes. One can expect 1 hour of work per class. Assignments will be turned in. If you are a student who is keeping up through recordings, assignments must still be turned in on time. Assignments are graded for completing. The answers will be reviewed in class. At the end of each semester, there will be a take home review.

Q: How often are the courses? What time is the class?

Enrollemtn for this course has closed. It will reopen after Ramadan 1445/2024. If you are interested, you can join our waitlist for next year.

Q: What do the students have to know?

Just the Arabic letters and vowels. Proper tajwīd is not a requirement. However, it is recommended that a student has a little bit of experience with the language.

Q: How much is the course?

There are three payment options: $750 per level | Total of $2,250 for all levels $250/month for 3 months per level $2,000 for the entire program and save $250

Q: Do you provide recordings?

Yes. All the recordings are available from the start. However, before a student begins, they have to set up an onboarding meeting to determine how much material they should cover per week. Once the student has completed the material, they will then book a meeting with the instructor to go over the homework and material for further comprehension.

Will I become fluent?

Are there assignments?

How often are the courses? What time is the class?

What do the students have to know?

How much is the course?

Do you provide recordings?

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