Quranic Arabic course: understand the words you recite in salah
A large share of the Quran is built from a small set of frequent words and root patterns. This course teaches them, starting with the surahs you already recite in prayer.
Who this course is for
For learners who can read the Quran and want to understand it directly, especially the surahs and adhkar used in daily prayer. It is not a speaking course; for conversation, see Arabic Language.
Before you start
You should be able to read Arabic script, even slowly. No previous grammar knowledge is expected.
Fees: ৳5,000 a month on any plan (2 lessons a week of 60 minutes, 3 of 40 or 4 of 30). See the fee plans.
How the course progresses
Stages describe skills, not fixed weeks. Your teacher moves on when you are ready.
- Words of salahAl-Fatihah, the short surahs and the adhkar of prayer.
- Frequent vocabularyHigh-frequency Quranic words and their meanings.
- Roots and patternsHow one root produces many related words.
- Reading with meaningShort passages translated with the teacher.
What happens in a lesson
Live one-to-one video lessons. Notes from every class are saved in the student portal for learners and parents.
Recite
A short passage is recited to anchor the vocabulary.
Break it down
Words, roots and grammar are explained in Bangla.
Recall
You translate the passage back, then revise at home.
Quranic Arabic questions
Anything else? Ask us on WhatsApp or in the trial form.
Is this the same as learning to speak Arabic?
No. Quranic Arabic focuses on understanding the Quran. If you want to speak and write modern Arabic, choose the Arabic Language course.
Do I need to know Tajweed first?
No. You need to read the script; Tajweed is helpful but separate.
Where learners go next
When this course is complete, your teacher will suggest the next step.
Arabic Language
Modern Standard Arabic for reading, writing and everyday conversation.
Tajweed
Makharij, noon sakinah, madd and more, practised in real verses until they become habit.
Start with a free trial class
Tell us who is learning and when suits you. A teacher checks the starting level and suggests a plan, with no obligation to enrol.