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Being one of the semitic languages, the Arabic language has a few word similarities with Amharic, Ethiopian, and Hebrew languages.

The modern-day learning enthusiasts have a gamut of sources to learn the Arabic language and enrolling in an online course offered by a renowned institute is one of them.

The tutors give students access to apps that make the recitation and memorization simpler.

The veteran reciters say that memorization of the divine Quran is incomplete without the Tajweed rules.

Statistics assert that countless Non-muslim politicians, celebrities, and sportsmen have a curiosity to know about the divine Quran and how to memorize it.

As one of the most significant and largest Arabic and Quran centers for non-native speakers of Arabic and the Quran, we teach both online and live classes in Egypt.

Depending on the summer program you're enrolling in, you can learn a lot of things from Islamic summer schools. Here are some examples:

Tajweed terminology can be a little confusing at first, but once you try to know what each word means it's much easier to start with the actual rules.

When Ramadan is over, many people strive to maintain the month's good spiritual rituals.

So, what's Islamic homeschooling like? Islamic homeschooling focuses on the learning of the Quran, Sunnah, Islamic history, Arabic, and the teachings of Islam that your children need in their life

When starting, resuming, or rethinking your Arabic language learning journey, you might be confronted with questions like:

The beautiful month of Ramadan is fast approaching (no pun intended!). Ramadan is the month of training, restraining, and improving ourselves.

Every year, around 2.5 million people perform Hajj. However, assembling this many people in one area could have dramatic repercussions in a global pandemic.

Imam Al-Nawawi stated that the explanation is because these four are more specific in terms of Quran wording and perfected in its recitation.

When we try to understand something, even a word that is so commonly used and heard, it always helps to look at the meaning of the word itself.

The day of Arafat (or Arafah) is the 9th day of the month of Dhul Hijjah on the Islamic calendar.