Learn Arabic, word by word, letter by letter.

Self-paced online Arabic school for children. Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced classes by skill level — with attendance, homework, essays, games, notes, student and parent portals, and weekly parent reports.

A child learning Arabic letters online with a parent nearby

No payment is taken here yet — payment setup is coming (Stripe is not connected yet). Enrollment below creates a free preview account; nobody is charged. The test student option lets you try the full school as if you bought it: it is clearly labeled TEST and no payment is processed.

📚 Self-paced lessons

Children learn at their own speed, with clear lessons at every level and homework that builds on each one.

✅ Attendance & streaks

Daily check-ins keep learning consistent, with streaks that motivate kids to keep going.

👨‍👩‍👧 Student + parent portals

Children see their lessons and progress; parents see grades, attendance, submissions, and a weekly report.

📖 Quran package

Optional add-on: surah memorization tracks and tajweed lessons, with Quran homework.

🕌 Prayer guide

How to pray step by step, wudu, the five daily prayers, and which surahs to recite while praying.

🧒 Child-friendly

Simple, encouraging, and built for kids — with a parent kept in the loop every week.

🎮 Alphabet games

Flashcards for all 28 Arabic letters and a letter-matching quiz make the letters stick — fun practice between lessons.

✍️ Homework & essays, graded right away

Quizzes are auto-graded the moment they are submitted, and essays get an instant automatic grade with a transparent breakdown. Nothing waits for a teacher.

Three levels, one journey

Levels are set by skill, not by anything else: pick the one that matches what your child can already do. Children move up as their skills grow.

How it works

A cheerful online Arabic class with a teacher and students on screens

Enroll — pick a level and a plan for your child.
Learn — your child checks in daily, completes lessons and homework, plays the games, and takes notes.
Submit & see the grade — quizzes and essays are graded the moment they are submitted, and every submission stays visible in the student portal.
Follow along — the parent portal shows grades, submissions, attendance, and a weekly report.
Grow — move up from Beginner to Intermediate to Advanced as skills grow.

Curriculum

Every level includes the full feature set: lessons, homework, notebook, attendance check-ins with streaks, prayer guide, student portal, parent portal, weekly parent reports, and games. The Quran package adds surah memorization and tajweed at every level.

Alphabet Games

Fun practice between lessons. Flip the flashcards to learn all 28 Arabic letters, then test yourself with the matching quiz.

🃏 Alphabet Flashcards

Tap the card to flip it: the letter is on the front, its name and an example word are on the back. Mark letters you know to track your progress.

🎯 Letter Matching Quiz

Look at the letter and pick its name. Your score updates as you play.

Prayer Guide

Learn how to pray, step by step, and which surahs to recite while praying.

An open Quran on a reading stand with prayer beads

The five daily prayers

Prayer	Rak'ahs
Fajr	2
Dhuhr	4
Asr	4
Maghrib	3
Isha	4

Wudu — 7 steps

Make your intention (niyyah) and say Bismillah.
Wash your hands up to the wrists, three times.
Rinse your mouth, three times.
Clean your nose by sniffing water in and blowing it out, three times.
Wash your face, three times.
Wash your arms up to the elbows, three times, starting with the right.
Wipe your head and ears, then wash your feet up to the ankles, three times, starting with the right.

How to pray — rak'ah by rak'ah (9 steps)

Stand facing the Qiblah and make your intention for the prayer.
Say "Allahu Akbar" (Takbir) and raise your hands to your ears.
Fold your hands and recite the opening supplication, then Al-Fatiha.
Recite a short surah (in the first two rak'ahs).
Bow (Ruku) and say "Subhana Rabbiyal Adheem" three times.
Stand back up and say "Sami' Allahu liman hamidah, Rabbana wa lakal hamd."
Prostrate (Sujood) and say "Subhana Rabbiyal A'la" three times.
Sit briefly, prostrate a second time, then stand for the next rak'ah.
In the final rak'ah, sit for the Tashahhud, then turn your head right and left saying "Assalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullah."

What surahs to recite while praying

Recite Al-Fatiha in every rak'ah. In the first two rak'ahs, follow it with a short surah you have memorized — for example Al-Ikhlas, Al-Falaq, An-Nas, or Al-Kawthar. The surah memorization tracks in the Quran package build exactly this: students memorize short surahs they can use in prayer, and their progress is shown in the student portal.

Pricing

Simple weekly or monthly subscriptions. Same price at every level.

Arabic Core

$29/week

$100/month

Self-paced Arabic lessons
Attendance, homework, notebook
Student + parent portals
Weekly parent grade & performance report
Prayer guide
Alphabet games

Arabic + Quran Package

$44/week

$139/month

Everything in Arabic Core
Surah memorization tracks
Tajweed lessons
Quran homework

Payment setup is coming — Stripe is not connected yet, so no checkout or charge happens today. Enrolling now creates a preview account and reserves your child's place in line for when payments open.

Frequently asked questions

How do I pick the right level?

Levels are set by skill, not by anything else. Beginner is for students just starting out: learning the alphabet and first words. Intermediate is for students who know the letters and are building words and short sentences. Advanced is for students reading fluently, working on grammar, discussion, and writing. Pick the description that matches what your child can already do — and if a level turns out too easy or too hard, it can be changed.

How does self-paced learning work?

There are no fixed class times. Children work through lessons at their own speed, check in daily to build a streak, and complete homework when they are ready. A sample week is laid out in the Curriculum section: a new lesson, practice and games, homework, memorization, review, writing, and a weekly report day.

What do parents see?

The parent portal shows attendance and streaks, lessons completed, every submitted assignment with its grade, memorization progress, and a weekly grade & performance report generated in the app. Live email sending is not wired up yet — reports are generated in-app for now, and we say so plainly rather than pretending emails are sent.

How are homework and essays graded?

Right away, on submit — nothing waits for a teacher. Multiple-choice quizzes are auto-graded instantly and the score is shown immediately. Essays get an instant automatic grade worked out transparently from length, structure, and prompt points covered; it is clearly labeled as an automatic grade wherever it appears, in the student portal and in parent reports.

What does the Quran package add?

Surah memorization tracks (12 surahs across three stages, from short surahs for prayer to longer surahs), tajweed lessons (8 lessons from introduction to review), and Quran homework, on top of everything in Arabic Core.

What games are included?

Alphabet flashcards for all 28 letters — tap to flip, shuffle, and track which letters you know — plus a letter-matching quiz where you match a letter to its name and build a score.

Can my child move between levels?

Yes. Levels follow skill, so as a student grows, they move up — from first letters to fluent reading and essay writing, following the progression path in the Curriculum section.

How do we pay?

Payment setup is coming. Stripe is not connected yet, so enrollment today creates a preview account and no one is charged. When payments open, subscriptions will be $29/week or $100/month for Arabic Core, and $44/week or $139/month with the Quran package. The test student option is clearly labeled TEST and also processes no payment.

How do I contact the school?

Use the Contact page: send an inquiry through the form, or use the email button, which opens your own email app addressed to the school with your message filled in. Form email notifications are switched on in the site's hosting account after deploy; until then, the email button is the sure way for a message to reach us.

Do I need to install anything?

No. The school runs in a web browser on any phone, tablet, or computer, with a mobile view and a desktop view.

Contact Us

Questions about the school, levels, or enrollment? Send us a message.

Enroll

One form creates both accounts in the same system: a student account for your child and a parent account for you. You will land in the portals right after enrolling.

Parent name Parent email Child name Level — pick by skill

Not sure? Beginner is for students just starting out with the alphabet and first words. Intermediate is for students who know the letters and are building words and short sentences. Advanced is for students reading fluently, working on grammar, discussion, and writing.

Plan Billing

Payment setup is coming — Stripe is not connected yet. This creates a preview account and no payment is taken and nobody is charged. This enrollment is also sent as a lead: when form email notifications are switched on in Netlify, it arrives by email automatically — until then, use the email button after enrolling so it definitely reaches us.