Live 1-on-1 Arabic classes on Zoom for non-Arabic speakers of every age. Read, write, speak and understand Modern Standard Arabic and the Arabic of the Quran with a native-speaking teacher.
500+Al-Azhar certified teachers
200+Female teachersAll levelsComplete beginner to advanced
24/7Any time zoneSome students want to understand the Quran in its own language. Others want to talk with family, travel, or use Arabic at work. In a 1-on-1 class the teacher plans every lesson around the reason you are learning.
All our teachers are native Arabic speakers and Al-Azhar graduates, trained to teach students who did not grow up with Arabic. They explain in clear English, speak slowly at first, and add more Arabic as you are ready.
You learn the four skills together: reading, writing, listening and speaking, with grammar taught through real sentences rather than long lists of rules.
A real one-to-one Islamic Studies lesson on Zoom. Watch how the teacher helps her work out the answer on her own.
Tell us your goal at the free trial and we match you with a teacher who specialises in it.
This is the path most of our Arabic students follow. Your teacher sets the pace after the free trial.
A relaxed 30-minute class. The teacher checks your level, asks about your goal and suggests a weekly plan.
The Arabic letters, their sounds and how to write them, joined and on their own.
The 200+ most common words and phrases for daily life and the Quran.
Sentence structure, nouns, verbs and particles, taught through real examples.
Everyday conversations, short stories, simple news and short Quranic verses.
Express complex ideas, write short essays and read classical texts.
Part of our library of 43 illustrated titles. Each level has its own book, so you always know what you are working on.
Classes are live, one teacher with one student, so you speak far more than you would in a group.
Native-speaking teachersAl-Azhar graduates who grew up with Arabic and are trained to teach non-native speakers.
Explained in EnglishClear English explanations, with more Arabic in class as your level grows.
Speaking from week oneShort conversations with your teacher in every class, not only reading and writing.
Monthly progress reportSee what you learned this month and what comes next.
Your own paceSpend longer on what is hard and move quickly through what you already know.
Flexible schedulePick 2–5 classes a week at times that suit you. Reschedule with 24 hours’ notice.
Every teacher is an Al-Azhar graduate and a native Arabic speaker. A few of the teachers who teach Arabic at the academy:
Quran Recitation & Arabic
Quran Recitation & Arabic
Quran Recitation & Arabic
Quran Recitation & Arabic
Students start Arabic for many different reasons and from many different levels.
Save 40% on every plan. Your first class is free, and you only pay if you love it.
How many classes a week?
We start at 2 classes a week so you remember what you learn.
How long is each class?
12 classes a month, 30 minutes each
Your first class is free. Pay by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or PayPal.
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Every plan includes
Family discount
Paying yearly? You get one month free.
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| Super Muslim 1-on-1 | Group class | Apps & videos | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Speaking practice | Every class, with your teacher | A few minutes each | Little or none |
| Teacher | Native speaker, Al-Azhar graduate | Varies | None |
| Pace | Set around you | Set for the group | Self-paced |
| Schedule | Any time, 24/7 | Fixed times | Any time |
| Feedback | Instant, in every class | Limited | Automatic only |
| Cost | From $5 per class | Varies | Often free |
Yes. Most of our Arabic students start from zero. You begin with the alphabet and sounds, then move to words, grammar and conversation at your own pace.
With 3–4 classes a week, most students hold basic conversations within about 6 months. Real fluency usually takes 2–3 years of steady study.
Modern Standard Arabic is the formal Arabic used in books, news and education across the Arab world. Quranic Arabic is the classical Arabic of the Quran. They share the same alphabet and most of the grammar, so learning one helps with the other.
Yes. Tell us at the free trial and we will match you with a teacher who focuses on the vocabulary and grammar found in the Quran.
Our standard course teaches Modern Standard Arabic, which is understood across the Arab world. If you need Egyptian, Saudi or another dialect for family, travel or work, ask for it and we will match a specialist teacher.
Yes. All our teachers are native Arabic speakers and Al-Azhar graduates, trained to teach students who don’t speak Arabic.
Yes. We have 200+ certified female teachers. Just ask for one when you book.
Yes. Children and teens learn with teachers who are used to younger students. Family discounts apply when more than one person studies.
Plans start at $40 a month for 2 classes a week, which is $5 per 30-minute class. Every plan has a 30-day money-back guarantee. See all plans.
Fill in the booking form and our advisor contacts you on WhatsApp within 24 hours. We match you with a teacher, and you meet on Zoom for a free 30-minute class. If you are happy, you subscribe. No credit card is needed to book.
Book a free 30-minute class with a certified Al-Azhar teacher. We’ll check your level, ask about your goal and suggest a plan that fits your week.