The goal of the program
Those intended for the Holy Quran program
All ages, all levels, young and old, male and female, and all who have the desire to know the secrets of the language in which the Holy Quran was revealed.
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- The Method We Follow:
We structure our Arabic language program teaching method into stages, so that upon completing one stage, the student can proceed to the next. Once all stages are finished, the student will have mastered all aspects of the Arabic language: reading, writing, understanding its vocabulary, knowing its conversational style, and more.
Phase One:
The first thing we do: We teach the child the Arabic letters one by one by sharing the book on the screen. We do not skip this stage until the student—whether young or old—knows all the letters and is able to write them on the board with ease and simplicity.
Phase Two:
After learning the Arabic letters, we move to the second phase: teaching the student the letters with the three vowel marks: Fatha, Kasra, and Damma, and teaching them pronunciation with Sukun, Shadda, and others.
Phase Three:
After the student masters the letters and vowel marks, we teach them simple words, which consist of two or three letters, while teaching them how to correctly pronounce the letters of the word with their respective vowel marks.
Phase Four:
In this stage, we help the student learn how to pronounce words containing four or five letters, while ensuring they pronounce the accompanying vowel marks without any errors.
Phase Five:
We ensure the student's ability to read any word through reviews and activities within the books we teach from, and we also use texts from the Holy Quran in this stage, which the student reads to get accustomed to reading from the
Phase Six:
In this stage, we teach the student the meanings of Arabic words and vocabulary, and instruct them on how to conduct a full conversation with another person, through studying the book "Al-Arabiyyah Bayna Yadayk," and other books specialized in our field.
Phase Seven:
When the student is able to read independently without assistance and their level progresses, we teach them the basics of Arabic grammar, so they can identify the verb, the subject, and the object, and have the ability to distinguish between nouns, verbs, and other hidden secrets of this blessed language.
Phase Eight:
Once the student completes these stages, they qualify for an ijazah to read and teach the studied material, and we award a certificate of appreciation to recognize their excellence and dedication to learning the language of the Holy Quran.
