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Our simple and comprehensive steps will put you on the right track to complete your learning journey easily and quickly whether it’s for work, school, or personal enrichment.

Learn all about how our programs work and what makes Arab Academy the best choice to learn Arabic.

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Our structured online Arabic courses cover everything from the basic alphabet to the culture and everyday vocabulary. We help our students to learn through fun activities, writing assignments, and tests. The courses work to help our students gain a solid foundation so that they can speak, write, and read the language coherently. Take a look at our course outlines to gain a better understanding of what our online classes offer.

We also offer programs tailored to different age levels. Whether you are an adult looking to learn Arabic, or you have a teen or young child who has a desire to learn, you can choose from our flexible language courses the option that best suits your needs. Our programs are available 24/7 for you to enjoy at your convenience. Learn more about how our programs work and what makes Arab Academy the best choice to learn Arabic by contacting our team or exploring our website.

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Learn Arabic Language and Grammar with Madinah Arabic

Welcome to our free online Arabic language course. If you want to learn Arabic online then you've come to the right place! This Arabic course contains 90+ Arabic lessons that cover most Arabic grammar and Arabic morphology topics needed to help you learn Arabic quickly. If you cannot yet read the Arabic script then please start with the Arabic Reading Course before starting this course. You can also sign up for a free trial with a native Arabic tutor.

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If you need a one-to-one tuition experience, we also provide online lessons through our Tuition Center . We have male and female native Arabic tutors who can make you and your family (kids allowed) master Arabic language within your desired time frame.

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Arabic Language institute at King Saud University, Saudi Arabia, is proud to launch the Interactive Arabic Project. The Interactive Arabic is a pioneering online Arabic Language project which provides a very rich environment equipped with advanced technologies. The purpose of the project is to help nonnative speakers interested in learning Arabic by offering complete Arabic lessons to be available for free on the internet.

The Interactive Arabic can be accessed from any part of the world. All what learners need is to complete the online registration process and start learning immediately. Arabic language programs, either official or private, can benefit from the project by having their students enroll online. They just need to register with their emails along with a created password, and they would be able to enjoy the experience of learning Arabic language online easily.

The Interactive Arabic is a self-learning project. Learners, therefore, are required to have a prior knowledge of the pronunciation and the written form of Arabic Alphabets. This is the only prerequisite before they can benefit from such a project.

The Interactive Arabic project focuses on the Arabic language skills and elements. These include: vocabulary, structures, listening, speaking, reading and writing. In addition, the content demonstrates Arabic culture and some social aspects of everyday life. The aim is to help learners achieve basic communicative Arabic skills by exposing them to a communicative Arabic language.

The language used in the project is the contemporary Modern Standard Arabic. It is neither the old classic Arabic nor the colloquial ones, but the simple and clear Arabic, the language of education, press, and news TV stations such as Aljazeera, Al-Arabiya, and the like. In other words, a combination of using this project and watching these TV stations will more likely result in a better language competence.

The content of the Interactive Arabic project has been taken from the book: Arabic for the World , written by Hassan Alshamrani , and printed at King Saud University. The content has been modified to be appropriate to the environment of the computer and the internet. The process took about eight months with a considerable time and efforts to end up with such an interactive project.

The Interactive Arabic consists of twelve unites, including a variety of topics appropriate for beginners in Arabic. The topics cover various aspects of Arabic culture which are presented through situations involving daily life dialogues and conversations. These are the backbone of each unit in terms of common vocabulary and expressions, and grammatical structures.

Each unit includes seven lessons as follows:

Lesson One: Listening

(two to three conversations in the form of a video clip, which can be played, repeated, and paused by learners at their appropriate speed).

Lesson Two: Vocabulary

(a list of words and expressions appeared in the previous conversations. They are accompanied mostly by images illustrating the meaning, and followed by interactive vocabulary exercises).

Lesson Three: Grammatical Structures

(a summary of functional grammar appeared in the conversations, through using tables, colors, and different icons to help learners differentiate between masculine and feminine, and singular and plural ... etc. These are, then, followed by interactive structures exercises).

Lesson Four: Listening Comprehension

(short dialogues, followed by an exercise, including images where the learner chooses the right image that suites the dialogue. The learner can control and adjust the video to his appropriate speed. At the end of this lesson, the learner can follow a link to a supplementary material that contains the written dialogues and a sheet of the answer keys. The learner, accordingly, can listen, read, and review the answers at the same time).

Lesson Five: Speaking

(exercises containing examples of short dialogues and conversations, providing learners with some words or phrases to use in similar situations. This section also includes a chat room where learners can gather and talk about the topic of the unit or other related topics. Such conversations may be continued and carried on among learners throughout other internet programs since they share the same goal, communicating in Arabic).

Lesson Six: Reading

(this lesson varies from one unit to the other, starting with reading words and short phrases at the initial units to reading a short text at the following units. The short texts are accompanied by reading comprehension questions. This section also includes a reading model where the learner can listen to the text he has read and compare his reading to it).

Lesson Seven: Writing

(this section includes exercises such as: complete the words with the appropriate letters; to provide a practice on how some Arabic letters are written at the beginning, middle and end of the word. It also includes construction of sentences, rearrangement of words to become a sentence, and other writing exercises. This section also provides learners with a chat room to practice writing with their colleagues).

The project also includes three tests. Each test is designed to be done at the completion of each four units, where each test contains 100 questions automatically corrected. Thus the total is 300 questions, needless to mention the dozens of questions and exercises distributed throughout the units.The tests are as follows:

• Test yourself (units: one to four) • Test yourself (units: five to eight) • Test yourself (units: nine to twelve)

:Appendixes

The project also includes three supplementary materials as follows: • Listening comprehension (written and voice) and answers keys. • A summary of expressions and vocabulary of all units. • A summary of grammatical structures of all units,

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The Interactive Arabic project is available on Facebook and twitter where colleagues can meet and discuss. The following are the pages on both social networks.

In conclusion, I would like to extend my sincere thanks to Dr. Saad bin Ali Alkahtani, Dean of the Arabic Language Institute, and Dr. Saad bin Mohammed al-Qahtani , head of Language and Culture Department at the Institute. They gave me the confidence and enthusiasm to create this work. Their encouragement and follow-ups are appreciated. I also thank the team who made an extraordinary effort during eight months to implement the interactive Arabic project, led by Engineer Mohamed Sabry , who worked hard and did a great job. I would like also to thank Dr. Esam Abdullah Alwagait, Dean of the Deanship of e-Transactions and Communications, and Dr. Waleed Alsalih, Vice-Dean of the Deanship of e-Transactions and Communications, and Engineer Hamad Nassir Alqahtani, the Director of Portal & e-Service Dept, and Engineer Abdullah Mohammed Aldebas, the Deputy Director of Portal &Service Dept, and Engineer Hammad Ullah, for their continuous cooperation to improve this project.

Kindly, do not hesitate to provide us with any comments or suggestions to improve the project. Please send your comments to the following email address: [email protected]

To register in interactive Arabic project please click here

Dr. Hassan Alshamrani Head of the Interactive Arabic Project Vice-Dean of Quality and Development Associate Professor of Applied Linguistics Arabic Language Institute, KSU, Saudi Arabia [email protected]

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Excellence in Arabic

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Quality communicates you with Arab world

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المقررات التعليمية أو الدراسية

Arabic professional content & beyond...

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Graduate Program in Arabic

Advanced proficiency in Arabic is in high demand by both academic institutions and employers in all sectors. There is a growing need for qualified Arabic language teachers, as well as specialists who deeply understand Arab culture and contemporary Arab society. 

The Master in Arabic, established in 2012, engages teachers, specialists, and scholars with high degrees of fluency in the Arabic language and Arab culture.

Work alongside some of the most focused and directed students of Arabic and Arab culture, with a dedicated faculty from leading institutions around the world. Our faculty bring with them years of experience in Arabic language instruction and rich cultural backgrounds as diverse as their geographic and linguistic communities of origin.

Academic Tracks

Students can complete their degree over four 6-week summers in Bennington, Vermont. The four summer sessions in Bennington  do not need to be consecutive. Graduate students can complete their master’s degree in up to 10 years.

The master’s program offers two academic tracks . In each track, students enhance their academic writing skills as they engage in research projects and produce scholarly papers in Arabic.

General Track

Features in-language coursework on topics in literature, history, culture, religion, and contemporary politics and society.

Arabic Language Pedagogy Track

Designed for current and prospective teachers of Arabic and offering advanced training in Teaching Arabic as a Foreign Language (TAFL).

Our sophisticated authentic reading and listening materials use the language of educated Arabs: a mixture of Modern Standard Arabic and dialect. Students immerse themselves in Arabic and Arab culture through academic work, the Language Pledge® , and participation in cocurricular activities .

Eligibility

Graduate degrees are for students who have already acquired graduate-level proficiency in their language and have generally studied their language for four years or longer, unless they are native speakers. Applicants who will not hold a BA, or who plan to attend for one summer only for professional development, should select the 6-week non-degree program. The GRE is not required. See additional Arabic application instructions.

• BA (or equivalent) from regionally accredited institution
• Graduate-level proficiency in language

Thanks to the support of generous donors (including many Language Schools alumni) and Middlebury’s commitment to provide an opportunity for as many students as possible, we are pleased to offer significant need-based financial aid and merit-based fellowships and scholarships for graduate students.

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Students who earn a graduate degree in Arabic pursue rewarding careers and opportunities in a range of fields:

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10 Best Online Courses To Learn Arabic [In 2024]

Learning Arabic is a rewarding and exciting experience.

Whether you need it for business, tourism, or simply to satisfy your interest, the Arabic language offers so much.

For those who want to learn Arabic online, there are some excellent online courses . With so many options available, it can be difficult to determine which course is right for you.

This comprehensive list of the best online Arabic courses should help you out.

I've gone through and evaluated each course, taking into consideration dialect options, pros and cons, pricing, and more.

Whether you're a beginner or an advanced learner, there's a course out there that's perfect for you.

Best Arabic courses (online)

1. rocket arabic.

Dialects: Egyptian

Summary: Rocket Arabic is a comprehensive Arabic course offered by Rocket Languages and it's designed for structured learners and follows a linear progression, but learners are not obligated to follow this path and can skip lessons if they choose to.

The audio lessons are delivered in a podcast-style format and audio dialogues, covering all language skills equally, including listening, speaking, reading, and writing.

The inbuilt voice recognition technology, using Google's Web Speech technology, is highly accurate.

• Teaches a spoken dialect (Egyptian) rather than MSA
• Clear linear progression for structured learners
• Covers all 4 major language skills evenly
• Inbuilt leaderboard for motivation
• Comprehensive course
• May not be suitable for non-structured learners

Pricing: Starts from $99.95 (auto-applied discount)

2. ArabicPod101

Dialects: Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) and various dialects, including Egyptian, Moroccan, and Levantine.

Summary: ArabicPod101 is a comprehensive online Arabic course designed for learners of all levels, from beginners to advanced.

The platform focuses on practical, real-life scenarios and provides a hands-on approach to learning, guiding you through real Arabic conversations and explaining every word and phrase.

You can tailor your lessons to your specific goals and needs, whether it's learning for travel, love, or focusing on reading, writing, grammar, or culture.

To help with retention, the course includes word lists, slideshows, flashcards, and audio with line-by-line breakdowns for a more in-depth understanding of native conversations. Pronunciation practice is also made easy with voice-recording tools.

For an even more personalized experience, the Premium PLUS subscription includes 1-on-1 lessons with a personal Arabic teacher who provides feedback, corrections, and answers to any questions via private messenger.

• Extensive library of audio and video lessons.
• Cultural insights and language learning tips.
• Mobile app for learning on the go.
• Limited content for advanced learners.
• Subscription-based pricing may be a barrier for some learners.

Pricing: $1 for the first month then $25 per month for the Basic plan. Premium Plus plans are available for $37.60 per month but there are discounts for the longer plans.

3. Glossika Arabic

Dialects: Modern Standard, Egyptian, and Moroccan

Summary: Glossika Arabic is a unique language product that uses a natural, research-based method for language learning.

The course focuses on high repetition of lexical chunks, listening to sequences of sentences at a natural speed, and repeating them.

This method is highly effective for improving listening comprehension and absorbing grammar naturally without tedious memorization.

• Aligns closely with the author's personal language learning style
• No grammar memorization or unnatural language learning
• Suitable for learners who prefer audio over visuals
• Access to other languages and language pairs with one subscription
• May need better instructions on how the approach works
• Reports of errors in scripts

Pricing: $30 a month

4. Alif Arabic

Dialects: Modern Standard Arabic (MSA)

Summary: Alif Arabic is a language school with a team that is made up of highly qualified Arabic and Quran tutors from Egypt, an experienced administration, and a dedicated staff.

What sets Alif Arabic apart is its focus on providing the best possible online Arabic lessons. Their team of highly qualified Arabic teachers and staff work tirelessly to ensure that learners receive the best possible education.

Additionally, Alif Arabic recognizes the importance of Arabic in the Islamic religion and offers specialized Quranic studies with highly qualified Quran tutors.

With a commitment to delivering quality education and helping students achieve their goals, Alif Arabic is a great choice for anyone looking to learn Arabic online!

• Clear and structured learning path.
• Interactive exercises and quizzes.
• Access to native Arabic speakers for speaking practice.
• Only MSA is taught, not dialects.
• Pricing may be a barrier for some learners.

Pricing: The cost for classes offered by 4 Classes varies based on the number of classes chosen, ranging from $22 per month for 4 classes to $95 per month for 20 classes.

5. Arab Academy

Dialects: Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) and Egyptian Arabic.

Summary: Arab Academy is an online language school that offers both Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) and Egyptian Arabic courses, with a focus on communication skills.

The academy provides a variety of learning materials, including video lessons, quizzes, and interactive exercises.

• Customized learning plan based on your goals and level.
• Live video sessions with native Arabic teachers.
• Certified completion certificate for each course.
• Limited to MSA and Egyptian Arabic dialects.
• Higher pricing compared to other online courses.
• The courses offered by Arab Academy may seem outdated compared to newer services like italki.

Pricing: Plans start from $99 per month.

6. Rosetta Stone Arabic

Summary: Rosetta Stone is a well-known language learning software that uses an immersive teaching method to help learners acquire language skills naturally. Its method is based on intuition and does not provide quick answers or translations.

Instead, learners gradually infer meaning and learn the language without grammar rules.

If your goal is to learn Modern Standard Arabic, Rosetta Stone is a worthwhile investment, but for those interested in Arabic dialects, it may not be the best fit.

• Immersive learning method.
• The mobile app is available for learning on the go.
• Speech recognition technology for pronunciation practice.
• Focuses only on MSA.
• May not suit all learning styles.

Pricing: Monthly subscriptions start at $11.99, with longer-term plans available for a lower monthly rate.

7. Duolingo

Dialects: Modern Standard Arabic (MSA).

Summary: Duolingo Arabic is a free online language learning platform that offers a course in Modern Standard Arabic. The platform has become a popular choice for language learners, as it is completely free and offers a fun and accessible way to learn Arabic.

However, some people have criticized Duolingo for its gamified approach, which can be repetitive and time-wasting. Additionally, the platform may sell user translations, which is a concern for some people.

Despite these criticisms, Duolingo Arabic is a great option for those who are looking for a non-intimidating way to get started with learning Arabic, and the course seems to offer accurate grammar lessons. It can be a fun downtime activity in between more serious study sessions.

• Free of charge
• Can serve as a fun downtime activity
• Suitable for teenagers who want to learn Arabic in a non-intimidating environment
• Tedious and repetitive point-and-click format
• Addictive gamification can be a time-waster rather than a productive study tool
• Translations may be sold by Duolingo

Pricing: Free

Dialects: Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) and various dialects, depending on the teacher.

Summary: italki offers a flexible and personalized approach to language learning, allowing students to choose from a variety of Arabic teachers, each with their own teaching style, background, and expertise. This allows students to find the perfect teacher for their learning needs, goals, and preferences.

The platform offers both one-on-one lessons and language exchange, where students can practice their Arabic skills with native speakers.

The lessons can be conducted through a variety of mediums, including video calls, audio calls, and instant messaging, making it possible to study Arabic from anywhere in the world.

• Wide variety of teachers and dialects to choose from.
• Customized learning experience based on your needs.
• Affordable pricing, with many teachers offering trial lessons.
• It’s not technically a “course”, rather it’s a tutoring platform.
• Requires a commitment to scheduling and attending lessons.
• The quality of teachers may vary.

Pricing: Teachers set their own rates, which typically range from $10 to $30 per hour.

9. Memrise Arabic

Summary: Memrise is a language learning app that uses spaced repetition, gamification, and engaging multimedia content to help learners acquire Arabic vocabulary and grammar.

• Fun and engaging learning experience.
• Community-driven content for additional practice.
• Focuses mainly on vocabulary and grammar, not speaking.
• Limited to MSA.

Pricing: Free version is available; a Pro subscription costs $8.99 per month or $59.99 per year.

10. Pimsleur Arabic

Dialects: Pimsleur offers courses in three different dialects of Arabic - Levantine, Egyptian, and Modern Standard Arabic.

Summary: Pimsleur is a language learning course that has been around for many decades and has earned a reputation for being one of the best courses for learning Arabic, as well as other languages.

The course is fully audio-based, and the entire course involves spaced-repetition recall of phrases within specific cultural scenarios. This makes Pimsleur an excellent entry course for learning Arabic, but it will only familiarize you with the basics.

It's recommended to treat Pimsleur Arabic as a foundational course and then move on to something more comprehensive.

The course is structured around Pimsleur's spaced repetition algorithm, which has been proven to be extremely effective at training recall in Arabic.

• A timeless classic with a solid reputation and developed based on second language acquisition studies
• Effective spaced repetition algorithm for training recall in Arabic
• Inexpensive
• Gets you constantly repeating and recalling phrases
• Some expressions may seem dated and irrelevant
• Does not equip learners as well as it could for listening comprehension, with too much English being used

Pricing: $14.95 a month subscription or $119.95 per level.

With the abundance of online Arabic courses available, choosing the one that best suits your learning style, goals, and budget is essential.

The courses listed in this blog post offer a variety of learning experiences, from structured courses to one-on-one tutoring and gamified apps.

No matter your preference, there is an online Arabic course out there to help you achieve your language learning goals.

11. Talk In Arabic

Dialects: Egyptian, Levantine, Moroccan, Algerian, Gulf, Sudanese, and more.

Summary: Talk In Arabic is a unique platform that provides learners with authentic spoken Arabic practice in various dialects.

Originally started as a personal project to fill the dialect resource gap, it has become the largest and fastest-growing spoken Arabic dialect resource to date.

Talk In Arabic is not a traditional course, but rather a resource bank for independent learners, teachers, and students.

The platform offers a wide variety of lessons in 8 major dialects, ranging from the basics, such as "how to say hello in Tunisian Arabic," to advanced and specific topics, such as "getting your plumbing fixed in Jordanian Arabic."

With new content constantly added in different dialects, including videos, audio podcasts, vocab, transcripts, and lesson notes, learning is made easy and accessible.

The lessons are intentionally short and easy to digest, making it a great platform for busy language learners.

Also, for those who are passionate about both language learning and altruism, you will love this platform since most of the content is sourced directly from refugee teachers, providing their families with an income.

So not only will you be improving your Arabic skills, but you'll also be making a difference in someone's life.

• Very affordable
• New content added regularly
• A wide variety of dialects are available
• Focus on spoken Arabic in real-life contexts
• Ever-expanding content added weekly by native speakers of various dialects
• The only resource dedicated solely to spoken Arabic dialects and presenting 100% natural content in easily digestible formats
• Variety of different formats to learn from, including podcasts, dialogues, vocab audio, and video
• Content taught by or sourced from refugees, providing them with an income.
• It’s not technically a “course” but rather a content provider for Arabic dialects.

Pricing: $12.95 per month or $95.40 per year or lifetime access for $197.

Hope that helps!

**Why not try Talk In Arabic today? **

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(progress) تقدم، سير   We're pleased with the course of this business.   نحن مسرورون بالتقدم الذي تشهده هذه المؤسسة. course (programme of study) مادة، مادة دراسية   Mr. Adams is teaching the course.   إن الأستاذ آدم هو الذي يدرِّس هذه المادة. (part of a meal) ( ) طبق   Are you ready for the next course?   أنت مستعدّ للطبق التالي؟ (path of action) مسلك   It's hard to know which course to take in life.   ما أصعب أن يعرف المرء أي مسلك يلزم اتخاذه في الحياة! , course in [sth] (water, blood: move quickly) يجري   The water coursed through the canals.   Terrified, Neil could feel the blood coursing in his veins.   جرى الماء في القنوات. // من شدة خوفه، كان باستطاعة "نيل" أن يشعر بالدم وهو يجري في عروقه. (liquids: flow down) ينهمر، يجري   Tears were coursing down the cheeks of the mourners as they stood at the graveside.   The waterfall coursed down the rocks into the pool below.   انهمرت الدموع على خدود الباكين وهم واقفون إلى جانب القبر. // جرت مياه الشلال على الصخور وتجمعت في البركة تحت. الإنجليزية العربية (building: horizontal layer) مدماك   In housebuilding, bricks are laid in courses. (traverse) يجوب، يقطع، يجتاز   He coursed the wide plains, thinking of home. (chase, hunt) يلاحق، يطارد   The hunters coursed the hare with their dogs. WordReference English- Arabic Dictionary © 2024: الإنجليزية العربية (as part of normal routine) عادةً، كإجراء متَّبع (military obstacle course) ميدان حواجز، ميدان اقتحام (expressing polite consent) ( ) بدون شكّ، معك حقّ   But of course, you're right! (alter one's direction) يغيّر الاتجاه   The ship changed course and headed for Durban. (plot a route) يرسم طريقًا، يرسم مسارًا، يحدد مسارًا   The ship's captain asked the navigator to chart a course to shore. (plan [sth]) يخطط (education) دورة دراسية بالمراسلة (textbook used for study) كتاب مقرر   The recommended course book for this semester is available at all good book shops. ([sth] studied in class) مادة دراسية (procedure) إجراء   The course of action chosen by her doctor was successful. (learning programme) مقرر دراسي، برنامج دراسي، منهج دراسي (subject: major) تخصُّص   I chose Classics as my course of study. (therapy to cure [sth]) ( ) - (intensive course) مقرَّر سريع، مقرَّر مكثَّف (course of study that leads to a degree) ( ) برنامج دراسيّ مؤهِّل (of a meal) ( ) مُقبّل     طبق مُقبّلات   We had prawns in sauce as a first course at dinner. (stray from intended direction) يخرج عن المسار، يشرد (go awry, not progress correctly) ( ) يخرج عن المسار (terrain on which golf is played) ملعب غولف   Most golf courses have 18 holes. (in normal run of events) في حينه، في الوقت المناسب   You'll receive your promotion in due course: first you have to prove yourself. (after expected time) مع الزمن   The effects of the drug will wear off in due course. (during a process) في مجرى شيء (during a period of time) ( ) في مجرى شيء، في بحر شيء (eventually) خلال، أثناء   You'll forget him in the course of time. (building: wall, arch strengthener) مدماك ربط (main dish of a meal) طبق رئيسيّ   For a main course, I like to choose something I wouldn't usually cook at home.   After the appetizers, we will serve the main course and then dessert. (MOOC: online open-access course) مقرَّر تدريسيّ متاح عبر الإنترنت على نطاق واسع، مساق جماعي إلكتروني مفتوح (midpoint of flight path) ( ) منتصف المسار (of midpoint of flight path) عند منتصف المسار، أثناء الطيران (massive open online course) ( ) "موك" (physical training area) مضمار عوائق (situation with challenges) ( ) عوائق (naturally, as might be expected) بالطبع، طبعًا   Of course, I will need to know where you are going. (yes, certainly) بالطبع، طبعًا، بالتأكيد   Of course, you can go out for dinner! (emphatic: certainly not) طبعًا لا، بالطبع لا   "Would you kiss a frog?" he asked. "Of course not!" she replied. (in the wrong direction) بعيد عن الخط   By this time, we'd been sailing off course for several days. (not progressing correctly) منحرفًا، منحرف الاتجاه (military: about to collide) مسار تصادمي   The two ships were on a collision course, and collided. (disagreeing, clashing) على خلاف مع شخص، على تصادم مع شخص   His refusal to even listen to other points of view set him on a collision course with nearly everyone he met. (in the right direction) في المسار الصحيح، في الاتجاه الصحيح (progressing correctly) متّجه، في الطريق (induction into [sth]) دورة توجيه وإرشاد   On the day he started work, he took an orientation course. (during, throughout) خلال، في مجرى   We spend a huge amount on the car over the course of a year. (what is expected) متوقَّع، طبيعيّ، عاديّ (influence outcome of a trial) يؤثر على قرار المحكمة   Her lies perverted the course of justice in the case. (lessons to review [sth] learnt) مساق مراجعة   All the cabin attendants are required to go on a customer service refresher course. (customary) سَير الأعمال الاعتياديّ (disease, etc.: continue to natural end) ( ) يأخذ مجراه (second part of meal) ( ) الطبق الثاني (keep going in the right direction) يلازم مساره (not go awry) ( ) يلازم مساره، لا يحيد (pursue [sth] to the end) يثابر حتى النهاية (attend classes, study) يدرس شيئًا، يحضر صفّ شيء، يأخذ مقرّرًا في شيء   I once took a course in physics - I couldn't understand a word of it! (meal: in three parts) ( ) من ثلاثة أطباق (all the way through) طيلة، طوال مدة   Throughout the course of the day, the heat from the sun grew more intense. (evolution of [sth] over time) مجرى الوقت (practical programme of study) برنامج تدريبي   Dr.Watkins had to go on a training course to learn about the new drugs. مناقشات المنتدى في عنوانها كلمة "course": Go to Preferences page and choose from different actions for taps or mouse clicks. بلغات أخرى: الإسبانية | الفرنسية | الإيطالية | البرتغالية | الرومانية | الألمانية | الهولندية | السويدية | الروسية | البولندية | التشيكية | اليونانية | التركية | الصينية | اليابانية | الكورية | إعلانات إعلانات قم باستخدام للتمتّع بأسرع بحث على WordReference. © 2024 WordReference.com English version أي مشاكل. 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Kamala Harris Donald Trump Third-Party Uncommitted View Results Contact Us/Advertise Help & feedback Terms & conditions Privacy policy Copyright © 2024 Arab America The Current Landscape of Arabic Programs in the Middle East posted on: Aug 28, 2024 By Luke McMahan/ Arab America Contributing Writer With the consistent failure of ceasefire talks to end the war in Gaza, American diplomatic voices sympathetic to Arabs are severely needed now and in the coming decades. However, a major tool for achieving this—knowledge of the Arabic language, particularly the specific dialect of the region in question—is becoming increasingly difficult for American students to acquire. Over the last twenty years, the landscape of American Arabic programs in the Middle East has significantly changed, marked by a decline in both students and available organizations. I recently returned from a semester studying intensive Arabic in Amman, Jordan. My university has a robust undergraduate and postgraduate Arab studies program. Still, only three MENA countries are offered for study abroad: Amman in Jordan, several cities in Morocco, and Doha in Qatar. These locations provide three very different experiences in terms of language study. English is spoken quite widely in Doha, making it less immersive—an immersion that’s crucial for retaining Arabic, given its completely different structure compared to English. Challenges with Regional Dialects As for Morocco, the Darija dialect differs significantly from Modern Standard Arabic (MSA), which is almost exclusively taught in American schools, as well as from the dialects of the Levant and regions further east. Consequently, Moroccan Arabic programs featuring Darija essentially require American students with no background in colloquial Arabic to learn a new language. Furthermore, except for those planning to work or do business in Morocco, Darija is a far less practical dialect for most students. This leaves Jordan as the best option for American undergraduates: the dialects spoken there are much closer to MSA, allowing for an easier transition, and they are more widely understood outside of Jordan than Darija. The country also offers ample opportunities for linguistic immersion, especially compared to Doha. Decline in Study Opportunities Twenty years ago, prospective Arabic students had the opportunity to attend schools or programs in nearly every MENA country, with Egypt and Lebanon being the most popular due to their significant global cultural influence. However, following the Arab Spring, COVID-19, and other geopolitical issues, study opportunities in many countries—and with them, general participation in Arabic studies—have gradually begun to disappear. For example, the American University in Cairo (AUC) recently ended its partnership with the well-known and respected CASA program despite being the first university to host its students over 50 years ago. Levant universities that previously hosted American Arabic study programs may still offer classes for American students, as AUC does. However, for one reason or another, connections with universities in the U.S. have faded. It is challenging to pinpoint the specific causes in each case beyond their association with broader geopolitical and cultural trends, as situations like the AUC case are not widely publicized. Consequently, students like myself, who are seeking study abroad opportunities within the constraints of their college credits, often find themselves choosing between Jordan, Morocco, and, to a lesser extent, some scattered programs in the Gulf. The Importance of Immersive Programs If the availability and diversity of Arabic program opportunities continue to decline, the potential for greater Arabic knowledge to foster improved cultural and political relations between Arab-speaking countries and the United States will also diminish. The most widely used MSA textbook for Arabic students, Al-Kitaab, published by Georgetown University, offers a robust grammatical lesson plan. However, Al-Kitaab does not provide a very diverse or practical vocabulary, nor does it sufficiently develop the speaking and comprehension skills necessary for living in the Middle East. This limitation is not a fault of the textbook; rather, experience in an Arab-speaking country is essential for students without an Arabic-speaking background to achieve language proficiency. This makes the aforementioned study abroad programs all the more crucial, as one cannot become fluent through a textbook alone. The limited vocabulary taught in Al-Kitaab mostly falls within political and economic topics. This focus aligns with Georgetown University’s reputation for its international politics programs. Thus, the textbook is designed to prepare students for careers in government, where they would primarily use MSA to discuss foreign policy. For the future of mutually beneficial U.S.-Arab relations, Arabic cannot be reduced to a tool solely for expressing American foreign interests. Without a broad range of immersive Arabic programs in the Middle East, American students miss out on a crucial step toward fluency, along with the opportunity to learn a regional dialect and the cultural insights that come with it. Check out our blog here. 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Good Job! You Finished TypeingPoint Typing Test. Rating us.. 1 Time Taken 90 2 Accuracy 90 3 Speed WPM 90 4 Mistake 90 Arabic typing test: A beginner's guide Arabic typing tests are a great way to measure your typing speed and accuracy. They can be used for a variety of purposes, such as job applications, school assignments, and personal development. What is an Arabic typing test? An Arabic typing test is a timed assessment of your ability to type in Arabic. The test typically involves typing a passage of text for a set amount of time, such as one or two minutes. Your speed and accuracy are measured in words per minute (WPM). Type Faster, Work Smarter! Try Our Speed Booster! 💻✨ 1 Time Taken 90 2 Accuracy 90 3 Speed WPM 90 4 Backspace 90 5 Mistake 90 How can I use Arabic keyboard in Windows? The keyboard layout for the Arabic alphabet is known as the Arabic keyboard. Arabic and Latin letters are both present on every computer keyboard. Select the Beginning > Settings > Time and language > Language and area. Select the language that has the keyboard you need, then select the option. Select Add a keyboard and choose the keyboard you want to add. Arabic Typing Test Step by step instructions to take arabic composing test. Before beginning the test, you should sit on the computer in a proper stance. After choosing a specific time and passage. To begin typing, click the icon. The first word of a passage that appears on the upper side of the screen is highlighted. Your test countdown timer will begin as soon as you press the first key on the keyboard. The word highlighter advances to the next word as you enter and push the space bar. You must type the highlighted words as many times as you can in the allotted time. You will view your test results in terms of Gross WPM, Net WPM, Accuracy, and typing errors after the allotted time has passed. You should target your practise of incorrect characters now that you can assess which characters and words you typed incorrectly throughout the test. To enhance your Arabic typing ability, you need retake the test. If you want to know about other Arabic fonts Click here Arabic Fonts Andalus regular font, baloo bhaijaan regular font, elmessiri font, jomhuria font, simplified arabic regular font, siti maesaroh regular font, thabit font, droid arabic kufi, scheherazade, droid arabic naskh. Amiri is a traditional Naskh-style Arabic typeface used for books and other running text. Its style is a revival of the lovely typeface invented by in the first half of the 20th century by Khaled Hosny. The Amiri font extensively utilises OpenType features to produce automatic positioning and substitutions, including numerous contextual forms, ligatures, and kerning to the Arabic letters and the verse number of yah. It also provides a number of optional features, such as character variants for particular letters and text figures for Arabic digits. Andalus font with the Regular style belongs to the Andalus family.On the font website AZFonts, you can find examples of the Andalus Regular font.The Arabic font Andalus is used for displays. In terms of design, Kairawani Kufic has been updated. This font works well for graphic design projects that call for artistic flair, including headlines, titles, posters, and more. Baloo Bhaijaan font is a Regular TrueType Font.Baloo Bhaijaan Regular is the perfect font for all your fun designs. The font was created by Devika Bhansali and Ek Type.The Baloo Bhaijaan Regular can be used to make interesting covers, shop and store names, and logos. El Messiri is a modern Arabic typeface family that was started with Jovanny Lemonad's Latin and Cyrillic by Mohamed Gaber (Arabic). The Arabic component of El Messiri Current has a large glyph set that supports the Arabic, Farsi, and Urdu languages. It is available in 4 weights (Light, Regular, SemiBold, and Bold).The Arabic was designed with the idea of a curved typeface that was inspired by Naskh's beauty and was drawn like a brush rather than with the usual bamboo pen. Jomhuria is a dark Latin and Persian/Arabic display typeface,appropriate for headlines and other presentation use. It has been downloaded many times and many users given the font rating of 3.0 out of 5. Since 1967, a simplified Arabic font known as Yakout has made it possible to create Arabic text using a Linotype machine. It was introduced for the first time as Mrowa-Linotype Simplified Arabic in 1959. Kamel Mrowa, Nabih Jaroudi, and Linotype & Machinery Ltd. created the font. Siti Maesaroh Regular is a Regular OpenType Font.Adien Gunarta created the Siti Maesaroh arabic font, which has a foreign look.its used Siti Maesaroh is a Headline type,Siti Maesaroh is compatible with all platforms, including PC, Mac, Linux, iOS, and Android. There are 1 styles for this typeface ( Siti Maesaroh). Thabit is a Regular TrueType Font.Khaled Hosny created the Arabic font known as Thabit for Arabeyes.org. It has an exact encoding plan and doesn't have a proper pitch. In the event that you will make a weblog in the Arabic language then this text style is ideal for you. It additionally assists numerous dialects which with including English. Droid Arabic Kufi Font is the oldest calligraphic typeface like alhambra font of quite a lot of Arabic scripts and includes a modified type of the historic. Droid Arabic Kufi is an Arabic sort intended for use in Google™ items like Google ChromeOS™ and Android™. The Mothanna font is offered only for typography knowledge.Mothanna font family series mainly provide Bold,Regular and others. Scheherazade New is a traditional naskh typeface,All Arabic script characters in Unicode 14.0 are supported by Scheherazade This font uses state-of-the-art OpenType and Graphite font technologies,which also includes alternate glyphs for several characters that can be used in specific situations. See more information about our smart font features. Droid Arabic Naskh is a Regular TrueType Font. Droid Arabic Naskh font family designed by Pascal Zoghbi.Also Droid Arabic Naskh is an Arabic type designed for use in Google™ products such as Google ChromeOS™ and Android™. It has been downloaded only 7 times. 0 users have given the font a rating of 0.0 out of 5. Lalezar is an Arabic and Latin display typeface for popular culture.it has been downloaded 1925 times on arabicfonts.net and is rated 5 out of 5. 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Share this Article: Arabic calligraphy is more than just beautiful writing; it’s an art form that reflects the soul of Islamic culture and history. From the intricate patterns adorning ancient mosques to the elegant script in modern art, AraArabic calligraphy stands as a timeless expression of art, culture, and spirituality. This beautiful art form transforms the Arabic script into visual poetry, creating pieces that resonate with deep meaning. Whether found in ancient manuscripts or modern decor, Arabic calligraphy continues to captivate and inspire. But what is Arabic calligraphy? How can you learn and practice this intricate craft? And is it allowed in Islam? In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore these questions and more, offering valuable insights for anyone interested in diving into the world of Arabic calligraphy. If you’re eager to start your journey into Arabic calligraphy, consider signing up for our calligraphy program . You can also explore our wide range of courses designed to help you master this art form. What Is Arabic Calligraphy? Arabic calligraphy is an art form that elevates the Arabic script into something visually stunning and culturally significant. Unlike everyday writing, Arabic calligraphy emphasizes the aesthetic presentation of words. The script’s fluidity and symmetry make it perfect for creating intricate designs that decorate everything from religious texts to modern art. SEO-focused sentence : Arabic calligraphy is not just writing; it’s an art that captures the beauty of the Arabic language, celebrated across Islamic history and culture. This art form typically utilizes two primary styles: Kufic and Naskh . Kufic, the older of the two, features strong, angular lines and is often used in architectural inscriptions. Naskh, known for its more fluid and rounded characters, is popular in both handwritten and printed texts. For more in-depth information on these styles, you can refer to the Victoria and Albert Museum’s Guide on Islamic calligraphy. The History of Arabic Calligraphy Arabic calligraphy’s origins trace back to the 7th century, coinciding with the rise of Islam. As the need to transcribe the Qur’an grew, so did the development of this unique art form. Early Islamic scholars and artists focused on creating a script that was not only readable but also beautiful, which led to the creation of various styles of Arabic calligraphy. During the Umayyad and Abbasid periods, Arabic calligraphy flourished, becoming a symbol of Islamic identity and cultural pride. This art form was used in manuscripts, architecture, coins, and textiles, spreading across the Islamic world as a revered craft. For those interested in the historical context, The Met Museum’s Heilbrunn Timeline offers a detailed exploration of Islamic calligraphy’s evolution. How to Practice Arabic Calligraphy Learning Arabic calligraphy requires dedication and the right tools. Here’s how you can get started: Gather Your Materials : Start with a reed pen (qalam) , ink, and high-quality paper. The qalam’s nib should be cut at an angle to create the thick and thin lines characteristic of Arabic calligraphy. Master the Basic Strokes : Begin by practicing basic strokes. Each letter in Arabic calligraphy is made up of specific strokes, so mastering these is crucial to your success. Explore Different Styles : Familiarize yourself with various styles like Kufic, Naskh, and Thuluth . Each style has its own rules and unique look, offering different ways to express the Arabic script. Join a Class : Structured learning can significantly improve your skills. Our Arabic calligraphy classes are designed to take you from beginner to advanced levels with personalized guidance. Practice Daily : Regular practice is essential. Dedicate time each day to practice writing letters, words, and eventually entire compositions. For beginners, Art of Islamic Pattern provides a helpful resource on the history and practice of Arabic calligraphy. Is Arabic Calligraphy Allowed in Islam? Arabic calligraphy often features prominently in discussions about Islamic art, particularly regarding its permissibility. In Islam, the depiction of human and animal forms is generally avoided to prevent idolatry. However, Arabic calligraphy is seen as a noble art form, especially when it involves writing verses from the Qur’an or other religious texts. SEO-focused sentence : Arabic calligraphy is not only allowed in Islam, but it’s also considered a sacred and respected practice when used for religious purposes. Islamic scholars agree that Arabic calligraphy, when used in a manner that respects Islamic principles, is entirely permissible. It serves as a way to honor the beauty of the Arabic language and the words of the Qur’an, making it a spiritually significant art form. For more detailed information, Islamic Arts Magazine discusses the role of Arabic calligraphy in Islamic culture and its adherence to religious guidelines. Arabic calligraphy is a beautiful and meaningful art form that bridges the gap between language and visual art. Whether you’re a novice or looking to refine your skills, practicing Arabic calligraphy can be an enriching experience that connects you to centuries of Islamic tradition. Take the next step in your journey by enrolling in our Arabic calligraphy program . Or, if you’re interested in broadening your knowledge, explore our comprehensive courses that cater to all levels of expertise. Arabic calligraphy is not just about writing—it’s about expressing a profound cultural heritage, engaging with the sacred, and creating something that resonates on a deeply personal level. 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Students are required to pay all amounts due for the current semester before they may register for the following semester. Fees can be paid by credit card or cheque (for organizations) at the Finance Department - Cashier's Office (located in the Student Activities Building) from 7:30 am to 12:00 pm. Fees can also be paid online by the  Online Payment System  via Master and Visa credit cards. Cash payments are not accepted.  For all Undergraduate, Foundation, and Arabic for Non Native Speakers programs students admitted starting from Fall 2023 onward Tuition fees are assessed based upon the major of the course registered by the students regardless of the major of the student. Accordingly, two students from two different majors will pay the same tuition fees if they register in the same course. The tuition fees per credit hour in Qatari Riyals for undergraduate level are shown in the below table for undergraduate students. Course Major Tuition Fees per Credit Hour (in Qatari Riyals) Arts 1100 Business and Economics 1200 Education 1100 Engineering 1400 Foundation Program 1200 Law 1100 Pharmacy 1400 Sciences 1200 Health Sciences 1200 Nursing 1200 Sharia and Islamic Studies 1100 Arabic for Non-Native Speakers Program 1400 Medicine Annual fees Dental Medicine Annual fees Tuition fees are calculated by multiplying the number of credit hours for each course by the tuition fees per credit hour of the college offering the course. For example, the tuition fees for the three credit hours course CHEM 101, which is offered by the science sector at the College of Arts and Sciences, can be calculated as 3 x 1200=3600 QR. College of Medicine and Dental Medicine Annual Tuition Fees* Total (in Qatari Riyals) First Year 46,800 Second Year 67,200 Third Year 78,000 Fourth Year 109,500 Fifth Year 133,400 Sixth Year 131,100 * Tuition fees are approximate and depend on the courses registered from other colleges. For all Undergraduate, Foundation, and Arabic for Non Native Speakers programs students admitted starting from Fall 2015 to Summer 2023 Course Major Tuition Fees per Credit Hour (in Qatari Riyals) Arts 800 Business and Economics 900 Education 800 Engineering 1000 Foundation Program 900 Law 800 Pharmacy 1000 Sciences 900 Health Sciences 900 Sharia and Islamic Studies 800 Arabic for Non-Native Speakers Program 1000 Medicine Annual fees Dental Medicine Annual fees Total (in Qatari Riyals) First Year 22,200 Second Year 60,000 Third Year 60,000 Fourth Year 90,000 Fifth Year 120,000 Sixth Year 120,000 For all Undergraduate and Foundation Program students admitted starting from Fall 2009 till Summer 2015 Course Major Tuition Fees per Credit Hour (in Qatari Riyals) Arts 400 Business and Economics 500 Education 400 Engineering 600 Foundation Program 500 Law 400 Pharmacy 600 Science 500 Sharia and Islamic Studies 400 For all Undergraduate and Foundation Program students admitted prior to Fall 2009 Course Major Tuition Fees per Credit Hour (in Qatari Riyals) Arts 400 Business and Economics 500 Education 400 Engineering 600 Foundation Program 500 Law 400 Pharmacy 500 Science 500 Sharia and Islamic Studies 400 Tuition fees for Qatari students registered on a part-time basis are reduced by QR 100 per credit hour from the amount shown in the table. Tuition Exemption Qatari and tuition-exempted students are relieved from Foundation Program and Undergraduate tuition fees unless explicitly expressed under certain conditions. Qatari and exempted students who do not complete their bachelor's degree requirements by the following credit hour limits will be assessed tuition fees for all additional credit hours taken until graduation: Student's Category Credit Hour Limit Undergraduate students Graduation with a maximum of one major and one minor + 12 credit hours. Students who changed their major and/or minor after being admitted at the Undergraduate level Minimum credit hours required for graduation in the declared major and minor, if any + 12 credit hours. Transfer students Credit hours remaining (beyond the transferred credit) for one major and one minor (if any) + 12 credit hours. Financial Penalties for Dropping Courses or Withdrawing Students (irrespective of their major) who drop one or more courses, or withdraw from the semester after the add/drop period, are subjected to the financial penalties shown in the following table: Semester Time of drop or withdrawal after the end of Add/ Drop Period Penalty Fall and Spring Up to 2 weeks 20% Fall and Spring After 2 weeks and up to 4 weeks 50% Fall and Spring After 4 weeks and up to 8 weeks 75% Fall and Spring After 8 weeks 100% Summer 1, Summer 3, and Winter After 2 days 20% Summer 1, Summer 3, and Winter After 1 week and 2 days 50% Summer 2 After 2 days 20% Summer 2 After 2 weeks and 2 days 50% If a full week falls within an official holiday, it is not counted in the weeks shown in the above table. Penalties shown in the above table apply to both tuition-paying and tuition exempted students. 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