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The Quran is a sacred book for Muslims and holds immense importance in their daily lives. It is a book that provides guidance, knowledge, and wisdom to the believers. However, for many, understanding the Quran can be a daunting task. The Quran is written in Arabic, a language that is not commonly spoken or understood by most people around the world. This has led to a growing demand for translations and interpretations of the Quran in various languages to make it more accessible to everyone.

But there is a catch. While translations and interpretations can help readers understand the Quran‘s meaning, they may not fully capture its essence and beauty. The Quran’s language is considered divine, and its eloquence and depth cannot be fully conveyed in any other language. That’s why it’s essential to make an effort to understand the Arabic language to get the most out of the Quran.

To address this issue, there has been a rise in the availability of resources to help learners understand the Quranic Arabic language. From online courses to physical classes, learners can now choose from a range of options to learn the Arabic language at their own pace.

One of the most significant benefits of learning the Quranic Arabic language is that it enables the reader to understand the Quran in its original form. It helps them comprehend the Quran’s structure, the way sentences are constructed, and the usage of words and phrases. This understanding makes the Quran more accessible, and the reader can comprehend the context better.

However, not everyone has the time or resources to learn the Arabic language. So, what are some other ways to make the Quran more accessible to everyone?

One of the most effective ways is to read translations that are easy to understand. These translations focus on conveying the meaning of the Quran in a clear and straightforward manner, making it easier for the reader to comprehend its message. Some examples of these translations include “The Clear Quran” by Dr. Mustafa Khattab, “The Message of the Quran” by Muhammad Asad, and “The Study Quran” by Seyyed Hossein Nasr.

Another way to make the Quran more accessible is by listening to recitations by renowned reciters. The beauty and rhythm of the Quranic Arabic language can be fully appreciated when it is recited by experts in the field. Listening to recitations can also help readers improve their pronunciation and intonation when reciting the Quran.

In conclusion, the Quran is a book that holds immense value and importance to Muslims worldwide. It is essential to make an effort to understand the Quranic Arabic language to fully appreciate its beauty and depth. However, for those who cannot learn the language, there are several resources available to help them understand the Quran’s meaning in a clear and straightforward manner. Whether it’s through translations or recitations, the Quran can be made accessible to everyone, regardless of their language or background.

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The Quran is the holy book of Islam and is regarded as the word of Allah revealed to the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Reciting the Quran is an act of worship that Muslims perform regularly, and the art of reciting it in a beautiful and melodious manner is known as Tajweed.

What is Tajweed?

Tajweed Meaning: Tajweed is derived from the Arabic word "jawaada," which means "to beautify." It is the science of Quranic recitation that involves the proper pronunciation of each letter, the correct length of each sound, and the right rhythm and melody. Tajweed is an art that requires practice and dedication to master.

Why is Tajweed Important?

Tajweed is essential for proper Quranic recitation, as it ensures that the reader recites the Quran with accuracy and reverence. The Quran was revealed in the Arabic language, and every letter and word has a unique significance and meaning. Reciting the Quran with Tajweed allows the reader to understand and appreciate the Quran's meaning and message.

Tajweed also enhances the spiritual experience of reciting the Quran. The Quran is recited in a beautiful and melodious manner during prayer, and Tajweed ensures that the reader recites it in the most pleasing way possible.

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Have you been thinking about learning Arabic but you struggle with having the time and finding a good tutor to start with you from scratch or at your own level? Are you skeptical about learning Arabic online via video conference platforms like Skype or Zoom because you are not sure it will really work for you?

We, at Studio Arabiya, hear you and are eager to solve any of your problems or concerns, and invite you to join us for a successful Arabic learning journey online! Keep reading to know all about what we can do for you.

Studio Arabiya Institute, founded in 2011, has swiftly grown to become one of the major online Arabic and Quran schools, offering education in all elements of the Arabic language, the Quran, and even Islamic Studies, for all ages and levels.

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.

Because our aim is to provide high-quality Arabic education to people all over the world, Studio Arabiya Institute provides a variety of Arabic courses taught by professional native speakers who have extensive experience in teaching people of all ages.

All these classes can be taught online via our online student portal - which seamlessly integrates Zoom - to those who can't take them in person or live across the world with no reliable institution to teach Arabic.

The courses vary from very basic Arabic lessons to short Arabic courses for even the most sophisticated literature. Both the fundamentals of the language, such as the Arabic alphabet and verb conjugation and advanced topics, such as Arabic poetry and deep etymology, are taught.

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10 Sunnahs Of The Day Of Jumuah – Friday

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10 Sunnahs Of The Day Of Jumuah – Friday

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Did you know that Ibn Abbas (RA) reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, "Verily, Allah has made this day of Friday a celebration for the Muslims. Whoever comes to Friday prayer, let him bathe himself, apply perfume if he has it, and use the toothstick." (Sunan Ibn Mājah 1098)

We often tell our non-Muslim friends that we only have two Eids in Islam - let's rethink that! Every single Friday is a little Eid in and of itself: a beautiful opportunity to renew our faith, to celebrate the innumerable blessings that Allah SWT constantly bestows upon us, and to recharge spiritually for the upcoming week that will undoubtedly be full of small and big challenges.

Do you know the recommended acts of worship that we are encouraged to complete on Friday, the day of Jumuah? Read our article below to find out!

1. Attend Friday prayer (obligatory upon men)

يَا أَيُّهَا الَّذِينَ آمَنُوا إِذَا نُودِيَ لِلصَّلَاةِ مِن يَوْمِ الْجُمُعَةِ فَاسْعَوْا إِلَىٰ ذِكْرِ اللَّهِ وَذَرُوا الْبَيْعَ ۚ ذَٰلِكُمْ خَيْرٌ لَّكُمْ إِن كُنتُمْ تَعْلَمُونَ

"Believers, when the call for Prayer is made on Friday, hasten to the remembrance of Allah and give up all trading. That is better for you, if you only knew." (Surah Al-Jumuah, 62:9)

Abdullah b. Umar and Abu Huraira said that they heard Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) say on the planks of his pulpit: People must cease to neglect the Friday prayer or Allah will seal their hearts and then they will be among the negligent. (Sahih Muslim 865)

2. Arrive on time

Abu Huraira (RA) reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, "When Friday arrives, angels are over the door of every mosque to record those who arrive one by one. When the Imam sits to begin, they close their scrolls and come to listen to the reminder. The parable of one who comes early is that of one who offers a fine camel, the next like one who offers a cow, the next like one who offers a ram, the next like one who offers a chicken, the next like one who offers an egg." (Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī 887, Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim 850)

3. Take a bath (i.e. ghusl)

Abdullah is reported to have heard Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) as saying: When any one of you intends to come for Jumu'a prayer, he should take a bath. (Sahih Muslim 844a)

4. Offer two voluntary rak'ahs (units of prayer) before Jumuah prayer

Jabir b. 'Abdullah said that the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) delivered the sermon and said: When any one of you comes for the Friday (prayer) and the Imam comes out (from his apartment), (even then) should observe two rak'ahs (of prayer). (Sahih Muslim 875e)

5. Listen to the khutbah

Abu Huraira reported Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) as saying: He who performed ablution well, then came to Friday prayer, listened (to the sermon), kept silence all (his sins) between that time and the next Friday would be forgiven with three days extra, and he who touched pebbles caused an interruption. (Sahih Muslim 857b)

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The moment has come for your child, whom you still see as a baby, to fast for the first time in Ramadan. Or perhaps your little one is curious and wants to try and abstain from eating and drinking like the rest of the family. You have been waiting for this moment, but now you are nervous: "How will it go? What can I do to help them out?" We know the feeling! Here is a short guide to help you with your child's first fast!

Before we dig into practical tips, here is some important information: if your child has any kind of health issues, whether it has been diagnosed or not, please consult with their pediatrician before attempting fasting.

Tip #1: Make dua and advise your child to make dua as well.

Dua is part of worship and it is the best way to start anything that we undertake. Ask Allah SWT to make fasting easy for your child and something that they will love doing for His sake.

Tip #2: Encourage fasting, even at a young age, but don't force your child if they haven't reached puberty yet.

For young children, it could be a very short fast of a couple of hours or even less, and it is best to do those trials outside of Ramadan, especially for children who will be of age to fast during the upcoming Ramadan insha'Allah. It will be great pratice for them and will increase their confidence in their ability.

Tip #3: Be aware of your attitude towards fasting, and rectify it if needed.

If your attitude is not positive, chances are that your child's experience will not be great. Yes, fasting can be difficult, even for us adults. The point is not to lie or try and hide the reality because they will find out eventually! You can recognize the difficulty and still display a good demeanor and gratefulness to Allah SWT for allowing you to fast, as He says in the Quran that fasting is better for us. Fasting is indeed a gift from Allah SWT and an amazing opportunity to increase our worship and service to Him.

Tip #4: Make sure your child understands that it is okay to break their fast early if they don't feel well.

For younger children, it is best to aim for a short fast at first, and see how things go. For instance, you could suggest that they fast until 10am or lunchtime, or that they fast the last hour or two of the day so that they can break their fast with everyone else.

Tip #5: Try to put away "temptations" like sweets, fruits or other food items that are generally in sight.

If you need to cook, it might be best for your child to be busy with another activity away from the kitchen as it may make it more difficult for them to keep their fast, unless they want to help out.

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2023 is right around the corner! Many people make a resolution or two to hold throughout the year and most of them fail. Some fail before they even begin. The usual trends are to lose weight, eat healthier, pick up a hobby, give up a bad habit. These are important to work on, but this year, if writing new resolutions we must, let's try to pick something that we hold dear to our hearts, that's important for our spiritual well-being.

Are you thinking about new year s resolutions for 2023 Studio Arabiya has three resolutions you might want to consider for 2023 as we approach Ramadan insha Allah!

We have put together three New Year's resolutions that may be easier to hold throughout the year, as well as be very rewarding and beneficial insha'Allah!

1. Memorize the Quran

How many times have you thought about memorizing the Quran (whole or partial) but have never followed through with it? This year, set a goal that you feel like is achievable. It can be as small as one ayah a week, depending on your abilities, or something more ambitious such as one Juz over a set number of months, or one Surah per week. In any case, make sure to review what you have already memorized over the course of the year. Review is just as important as memorizing new parts of the Quran.

If you need help to stay consistent and accountable, check out our Quran classes: we have a qualified and experienced Quran tutor waiting for you!

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7 Easy Sunnah Practices To Revive In Your Home

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Sometimes we have the best intentions in the world to implement Islamic practices in our home beyond what is obligatory, but we make it too complicated, or we expect too much from ourselves or from our families. Islam is meant to be easy, and there are so many Sunnah practices that our beloved Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) used to do on a daily basis that do not require a lot of time or even effort! So why don't we start with this? We have listed below 7 Sunnahs that are easy and yet can do so much to fill up our hearts with love for Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ). Let's learn and live them!

1. Eat and drink with your right hand

Ibn 'Umar reported the Prophet(as saying: When any of you eats, he should eat with his right hand, and when he drinks, he should drink with his right hand, for the devil eats with his left hand and drinks with his left hand. Note: you do not need to eat directly with your hand to fulfill this Sunnah. You can use utensils, just make sure to hold them in your right hand to eat.

2. Say Bismillah before eating

Aisha reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said: When one of you eats a meal, let him begin in the name of Allah. If he forgets to say it in the beginning, then let him say: In the name of Allah in its beginning and ending.

3. Say Bismillah when you enter your home

Jabir ibn Abdullah reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said: When a man enters his home and remembers Allah when he enters and while he eats, Satan says to himself: You have no place to spend the night and no meal for evening. When he enters his home without remembering of Allah, Satan says to himself: You have found a place to spend the night. When he does not remember Allah while he eats, Satan says: You have found a place to spend the night and an evening meal.

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8 Tips To Avoid The Fall Slump In Your Studies

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8 Tips To Avoid The Fall Slump In Your Studies

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You are confused, maybe even bored a little. You started a new class a few weeks ago, for the new school year, and you already feel overwhelmed. You were so excited about this new online class because you really wanted to learn something new, but you now struggle to do your homework or review before the following class, which makes you feel like you are not progressing the way you should. What is going on? If this sounds like you, read on - we have solutions!

We know how it goes: at the end of the summer, we get (more or less!) ready to go back to school and resume our study routine for the Fall. There is usually some excitement that comes with that time of year because it feels like a new start, a new beginning, and a new opportunity to learn. The start of a new class is generally very motivating, but as the weeks go by, we might experience a slump, especially when it just happens to be the Fall season, perhaps because days are starting to get shorter, the weather gets a little gloomy and cold, and there are a lot of germs going around!

This year let's shake things up and get ready for a productive Fall season with your new class insha'Allah with these 8 tips to avoid the Fall slump in your studies!

1. Set your expectations right

We live in a day and age when the need for instant gratification is everywhere and can easily spoil our progress in life. Nowadays, it is so easy to get things done: groceries from your phone delivered directly to your door, super-fast shipping that prevents you from looking forward and anticipating your order anxiously (oh, it's already here I guess..!), little devices that you can voice command to turn lights on and off, applications that use Wi-Fi to allow you to set the ideal temperature in your home before you even get there, social media accounts that constantly have new things to share. Do we keep going?

Then comes your class: after three lessons, you wonder when you will finally be able to have a conversation with a native Arabic speaker, but you can barely pronounce half of the letters of the Arabic alphabet. Do you see the very first issue that we need to address?

Your learning will take time, and that's normal. Be realistic about how fast you can progress, and do not expect your teacher to do miracles if you are not putting in the work.

That first tip was a little harsh, but we all need a good reminder.

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You don't speak Arabic and you want your child to learn this language, for cultural or religious reasons, or perhaps both. But you don't know where to start, or if that's even possible. It can feel overwhelming and intimidating, especially if your mother tongue is very different from Arabic. But we have good news for you: not only is it possible to teach your child Arabic as a non-native speaker, but it can actually be a great way to increase family bonding, curiosity and religious understanding, God willing! Here are 6 tips to help you get started!

Tip #1: Be clear on your goal and realistic with your expectations.

This might sound obvious, but we often lose sight of that in the process. Before you actually start teaching your child Arabic, ask yourself why you want to in the first place. Is it for them to learn a foreign language? Be exposed to a different culture? Because your in-laws speak Arabic, and you want them to connect? Do you want them to understand the Quran? Depending on your answer (and it's okay to have multiple goals as well - just make sure you keep them in mind as you move forward), your strategy and tools might look different.

For instance, communicating with Arabic-speaking family members might mean that your child needs to learn a specific dialect, not just "standard Arabic". If it is for religious purposes, they will need specific Quranic vocabulary, which is not the spoken Arabic you will hear in the streets of Cairo, etc. As for your expectations, be prepared to accept that your child might not have the same desire to learn the language, or that things might not go as fast as you had wished. It is good to hold yourself accountable for the teaching process, but avoid putting too much pressure on yourself, your child or other family members.

Tip #2: Consider taking Arabic classes yourself

Consider taking Arabic classes yourself or finding reliable resources (there are so many out there and for FREE!) if you do not understand any Arabic at all to bring up your own comfort and confidence levels. This is not a necessity as you could very well just learn along with your child (just be aware that they might learn faster than you!), but for many parents, we know that there can be a need to know just a little more than their child so that they feel comfortable enough teaching their child. Actively learning Arabic yourself can also pique your child's interest, as children naturally want to mimic their parents. Check out our online Arabic classes at studioarabiya.com!

Tip #3: Use play-based learning!

In a previous blog article, we talked about How Play Can Help Your Child Learn Arabic (or any other subject, really). This is especially true for younger children. So make sure to include a lot of activities and games, rather than lecture-style time which might turn off your child's interest in the language. Remember that a language is something that is alive and the best way to learn is by living it

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Tip #4: Immerse yourself at home!

Going to live in an Arabic-speaking country for a few weeks or more is probably the best way for you or your child to learn the language, but not many people can afford doing this. So the next best way is to try and bring that immersion to your home! Be creative: label house items (a chair, a table, a door, etc.) with their Arabic names, switch your devices to the Arabic language (kuddos to you if your child is 3+ and still doesn't use any of your devices, masha'Allah!), invest in Arabic children's books (and some for yourself as well), try Arabic TV channels, podcasts and cartoons, put up some posters with Arabic words such as your family's routine chart translated in Arabic, etc. Think of anything that will bring more Arabic into your home so that your child will be exposed to the language as much as possible. Check out this blog article with 8 Ways Of Surrounding Yourself With Arabic!

Tip #5: Find yourself a community.

The Arabic language is one of the top languages in the world, and the trend is growing. So chances are, you will find a group or community in your area that shares the same interest as you - or perhaps even native speakers! Check with your local mosque, university (if they teach Arabic there, they will probably have some suggestions), or even the school district (more and more public schools are integrating Arabic in their course offerings nowadays). If you really can't find anything, you could think about starting your own local group, or you can find this type of community online very easily, on social media or through a basic Google search.

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Learning the Quran is very challenging in some countries because it’s very hard to find a reliable Quran tutor - especially if you’re living in anon-muslim country. Online Quran reading and learning is becoming more successful and easy for kids. Studio Arabiya is one of the best online Quran academies for kids. Studio Arabiya is the best Quran and Arabic institute and helps you and your kids to learn Quran online anywhere and anytime from anywhere in the world. Studio Arabiya’s well-qualified and trained faculty teaches the Quran with Tajweed, and it also helps you to understand and memorize the Holy Quran. The Holy Quran needs much dedication, commitment, and attention for grasping its understandings. Learn Quran with studio arabiya is a best way to learn Quran. It's a complete application for learning, memorizing and reciting the holy scripture of Islam.

How To Learn Quran

There are multiple dimensions to Holy Quran education and Holy Quran learning includes Quran recitation, Quran reading, (with Tarteel and Tajweed), Auran Tafseer and translation, and Quran memorization. So it’s important to learn all these things and more effectively from the comfort of your home easily and more conveniently. Online Quran learning is becoming more famous these days because of the easy and perfect experiences that people have from online Quran learning.

Studio Arabiya offers services to children and adults who want to learn Arabic or learn Quran in a convenient manner. Our vision is to provide online Quran classic for kids at your home, so you don’t need to send your kids to Islamic centers or find outside teachers.

Online Quran reading is a good dynamic learning tool and it’s not a new concept. Studio Arabiya has been teaching Quran online for almost 10 years!  Learning Quran online is more effective than face to face learnings methods, and we facilitate that by basing our teaching methods around the most-proven methods of the scholars.

Studio Arabiya has trained the best online Quran teachers for you and Quran teachers for children. Studio Arabiya provides software for visual and voice communications, which can create an interactive one-on-one class that makes the Quran learning method much better than the live in-person sessions. Our Quran teachers always give the best instruction, based on our course structure, and also help your kids to read and learn the Holy Quran with interest. Studio Arabiya's Online Quran academy offers several online courses related to Quran, such as learning Quran with Tajweed, Tajweed Rules, and Quran reading and memorization.

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Are you waiting for Ramadan to make the Quran a daily family practice in your home? Wait no more and start today with our 3 simple tips below! Ramadan is the month of the Quran. For that reason, we are generally pretty good at making the Quran a central focus during the blessed month, at least to some extent. We pray Taraweeh at the mosque, we listen to Islamic lectures, perhaps we even pick up a mushaf and recite it in Arabic.

We hope to instill the love for the Quran in our children's hearts during this month. There is a common misconception however that Ramadan is a springboard when it comes to the Quran: we think that we can build our relationship with the Quran for the whole year depending on how much time we dedicate to it during Ramadan. We wait until Ramadan to feel this special eman rush and we get easily disappointed and discouraged a few days into Shawwaal when we realize that we have already lost our good Quran habits, and that our kids are not closer to the Book of Allah SWT now than they were prior to Ramadan.

The reality is that Ramadan is like a marathon: we need to train the whole year in order to reap all the blessings of this special month. This means that we can't just wait for the Ramadan eman boost to get our family started with the Quran. We need a daily plug with the Book of Allah SWT in order to grow as a Quran-centric family. So, how can we do that? We need to be intentional about it and apply the 3Ds method: Dua, Daily habits, and Dialogue.

1. Dua

As with everything else, we need to turn to Allah SWT and ask Him for guidance and ease in building our relationship with His Book as a family. Remember that there is no such thing as a "bad time" to make dua so just do it and keep doing it. There are special times and situations that have been highlighted in narrations for guaranteed duas, so make sure that, at the very least, you don't miss those golden opportunities: at night, in the last third of the night, on Friday, when fasting, upon praising Allah SWT, making istighfaar and sending salutations upon our beloved Prophet (SAWS), at the end of your prayer, and so on and so forth.

2. Daily habits

Think about small but consistent changes you can make in your household to be a more Quran-centric family and ask your family members for suggestions on how to do that so that everyone can get excited about the changes. For instance, take a few minutes to read one ayah, its translation and meaning right before or after dinner; pray together as a family; listen to Tafseer podcasts or watch videos together about the Quran instead of another movie night; read Surah Al-Kahf together on Thursday night or Friday and allow everyone to participate; go attend halaqaat at the mosque, etc.

3. Dialogue

It is important to always allow discussions to happen when it comes to the Quran, especially if you have older children or teenagers in your home. Kids are naturally curious and have a lot of questions, all the time. Some can be challenging, and, in many cases, you might not have the answers. But do encourage your children to ask anyway and offer to find answers with them by talking to a trusted, knowledgeable community leader such as the imam of the local mosque. This is part of our deen: we should always seek knowledge, and that will only come if we ask questions. Your daily habits to increase your family's relationship with the Quran will not go far if you shut the door as soon as your kids have questions - sometimes unsettling - about it.

Ramadan is an amazing time of year, and it is natural that we dedicate more time to the Quran and other aspects of our deen during Ramadan than the rest of the year. However, building a relationship with the Quran is a lifelong journey that doesn't need a specific time of year to get started. May Allah SWT instill the love and understanding of the Quran in your and your children's hearts, ameen!

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It is derived from the same root letters as the Arabic verb “Youjid” which means “to master something”. Allah commanded us to read the Quran with proficiency and to learn how to recite it correctly.

It is important to try our best to learn Tajweed and be familiar with basic Tajweed rules in order to read the Quran as Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) did. We know it might be hard to start learning Tajweed, so we made a very helpful list of 9 tips, tried and tested, to help beginners to learn Tajweed.

How To Learn The Quran With Tajweed

Learning Quran with tajweed is not a simple task. It requires time, effort, and professional help from Tajweed tutors. Fortunately, you can learn Quran with Tajweed online with multiple Tajweed lessons suitable for all ages.

The most important aspect of learning Tajweed is persistence. You must have a genuine desire to learn Tajweed, whether it is basic or advanced. Then, in a sincere desire to please Allah, you must stick to what you intended.

The Quran For Beginners

Keep in mind that your motives are something you get a reward for. Prophet Muhammad -Peace And Blessings Be Upon Him- once said:

"Actions are [judged] by motives (niyyah), so each man will have what he intended.

We know it might be hard to start learning Tajweed, so we made a very helpful list of 9 tips, tried and tested, to help beginners to learn Tajweed. Read on to know more!

4 Tips For Learning Tajweed Of Quran For Beginners

1. Sign Up For A Credible Tajweed Online Course

Online Tajweed courses a very convenient option for a variety of people who want to learn the Tajweed Quran without leaving their houses. Whether it's for you or your kids, it's essential to consider signing up for an online course to get in touch with a professional tutor that can teach and monitor you throughout the process.

2. Take it Slow

Don't overload yourself with Tajweed rules. There are more than 70 rules of Tajweed to learn, which can be overwhelming. Taking a step-by-step in your learning process is extremely helpful in the long run.

3. Familiarize Yourself With Tajweed Terms

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.
4. Start With The Basic Rules

The basic Tajweed is known in Islam as "Fard ayn" which is required from all Muslims to try their best and learn in order to read Quran correctly. These basics are concerned with the right Arabic recitation and pronunciation of Quranic words.

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Why Should You Enroll for Quran Lessons Online?

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Why Should You Enroll for Quran Lessons Online?

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When talking about Muslims, Quran learning is the most important and basic religious obligation for them. The literal meaning of the Quran is "the recitation" and it is considered one of the best acts that can be performed by any Muslim living in any part of the world. Quran learning not only teaches people about their religious obligations and responsibilities but also instill a feeling of freshness and positivity. It bestows them a complete code of life, from birth to death. So, no matter how busy your life is or how hectic your daily schedule is, you should always take out some time to read the Holy Quran.

Unfortunately, Muslims living in Western countries may find it difficult to locate the right Islamic Institute or Mosque where they can learn the Quran. But, as you can see, technology has changed the lives of humans in more ways than they can even think. Thanks to the amazing benefits of technology, one can communicate with their family members or friends from any part of the world, work on school projects, learn new things, and more. The Internet gives you countless opportunities to learn more and better and one such benefit is learning Quran online. The online platform will provide you an opportunity to get connected with the best Quran tutor who will help you achieve the right knowledge. This concept of learning Quran online is becoming a huge success not only among the Muslims but also non-Muslims who want to learn, understand, and explore the learnings of the Holy Book. There are a number of reasons why you should prefer Quran lessons online. 24/7 Accessibility Online Quran classes are easily accessible 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. Moreover, these classes fit easily into your schedule, no matter how hectic or busy your life is. With the course and schedule available online, a person can learn from anywhere and at any time.

Cost-effective

Signing up for a course to learn Quran can be bit costly, especially when you have your spouse or kids to learn as well. However, Quran lessons online are a much more affordable option. You can save a lot of your money by enrolling for online classes. You can find a number of websites that provides a free option for people to learn Quran online on a regular basis.

Learn at Your Pace

One of the main reasons why people prefer Quran classes online is that they can learn everything at their own pace. Students can learn according to their time, schedule, and pace without any fear of keeping up with the classroom. You will be provided with an experienced Quran tutor who will provide you personal attention. There will be no one else to affect your concentration. This way you can learn quickly and efficiently according to your own pace.

One-On-One Interaction

The online learning provides a personal interaction between you and the tutor. It gives you a liberty to ask questions that you normally would not ask if you were in a classroom or with other people. These days, the majority of the people and even students lack the confidence to speak up and ask things in front of others. This is one of the main reasons why people prefer online Quran classes. The online platform provides them the ease of asking as many questions as they want.

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What can we do to make sure our Muslim children learn Islam and most importantly love Islam Read our blog article and find out 6 tips to instill the love of Islam in your children s hearts, insha Allah!

As parents or caregivers, we all care about teaching our kids the Islamic religion and strengthening their bond with it and its studies, worships, and morals, but we also wonder how to teach them all they need to be strong Muslims in simple ways without pressure.

The best way to teach Islam to your kids is by acting upon the deen yourself: lead by example, focus on your actions rather than on your words, and make sure to be a positive role model, not one who forces or uses threats and other negative language or behaviors to make their children do something they don't want to do.

Here are some practical tips that will insha'Allah guide your children to strengthen their bond with their Creator, with their deen, and even with you, their parent.

1. Pray and make dua for them, especially at night

There are so many narrations and verses that emphasize the importance of worship at night. Do not underestimate the power of your nightly prayers, supplications and dhikr. Similarly, do not think that night prayers and duas are only reserved for desperate situations: we should all build a habit to worship at night, to the best of our abilities, especially when we don't feel like we need that much help because that's certainly when we need it the most.

2. Start with yourself

When your kids see you care so much about your deen, from praying on time and serving your parents to giving time and money for worthy causes and being on your best behavior, they will witness what Islam truly is and they will find congruence between what you tell them about Islam (or what they might hear from their teachers, friends, etc.) and how you are living it.

3. Pray together as a family

Prayer is the second pillar of Islam, so make sure to build a family habit around it. It will not always be possible to pray together, especially as the kids get older and various responsibilities will keep them outside of the home for most of the day. If your kids are already teenagers, or even adults living on their own, it's not too late to start this beautiful habit. Whenever they are home and it's time to pray, make sure to suggest praying together. You can make it more exciting by giving each family member a specific task (getting the prayer rugs, setting the prayer space, calling the adhaan and iqaamah, etc.), or offering to do a fun family activity right after prayer (board game, special sweet treat, family movie night). Build positive associations with this special, bonding time.

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Making the decision to enroll in an online class for the first time can be a big step. Online learning, while becoming more and more common and accessible, can be tricky to navigate when we are not prepared properly or have the wrong expectations. Set yourself up for success in your online class with these 8 tips!

1. Establish a designated study space

Set up a comfortable area for your online class, both during the class itself and anytime you need to study. Keep textbooks, workbooks, pencils and paper nearby so you don’t have to go searching in the middle of class. Make sure it is in a space that is quiet and free from distraction. If necessary, put your phone away or set it on don’t disturb/airplane mode to avoid any interruption. Also consider investing in good headphones with a microphone so that your attention will be focused during class and to facilitate communication with your teacher.

2. Ensure your technology is working and up to date

First of all, an online class will require steady access to a reliable computer and Internet connection. Be sure that computers/laptops/tablets are charged and ready to use. Turn on your device at least a few minutes before class – there is nothing more frustrating than having that 10-minute system update right when class is about to start! Also connect the webcam and microphone, and test them before class to make sure they work. Ideally, you will want your webcam to be clean and to show you in good lighting with a neutral background.

3. Dress as if you are going to an in-person class

It can be tempting to stay in your pajamas for an early morning class or wear your super laid back outfit for a midday class. However, you will be able to focus better if you put on clothes that will set your mind and brain into learning mode, similar to what we hear about dressing appropriately when working from home. Try to find a good compromise between comfort and rigor. That being said, if you would normally go to an in-person class in your pajamas or joggers, that’s a different story! :)

4. Make sure your basic needs are fulfilled

This is a no-brainer when we take in-person classes that involve leaving our home and commuting, but easy to overlook with virtual learning: your class time should be for learning only, therefore there is usually no bathroom or snack break during class, especially if you are taking a one-on-one class. Give yourself enough time before class to take care of those needs so that you can stay focused during class.

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5. Establish a routine

Contrary to an in-person class that takes place away from your home and implies commuting, there is no physical transition with online learning apart from turning on a computer or putting on headphones (which could already be on). Because of that, it can be difficult to dive right into the class as our brain and mind haven’t been able to adjust to the switch. To help with this, it is important to build mental associations that will signal to your brain that class is about to start, similar to what we do for our bedtime routine for instance. Examples include: dedicate some time before class to review the previous lessons(s), have a bathroom/snack break, exercise to allow yourself physical and mental relief (this is especially helpful if you are not used to sitting down at a computer for a long time, or if you already do that the whole day!).

6. Communicate with your teacher

Be sure to regularly check in with your teacher on your progress with the class, and don’t be afraid to let them know what challenges or concerns you might have about your learning. Teachers often appreciate the feedback because it helps them better tailor the class to your needs.

7. Develop your self-motivation

Being able to persevere and not give up when things get hard will be key to your online class success. Discipline and self-motivation are like muscles – if you don’t work them out enough they will lose strength, but if you activate them regularly, they will make you strive through your learning challenges. Before you enroll in a class, it is essential for you to be clear on your goals – your “why” – and then to do your planning based on your schedule and other life responsibilities. Whenever you struggle, go back to your goals for the class: sometimes all we need is a reminder of why we do what we do.

8. Pair up with a study buddy

For some of us, taking an online class is too overwhelming to take up on our own. If that is your case, try to find someone who already is or is considering taking an online class as well – and it doesn’t have to be the same class. It can really help to feel like you are not alone in this. If you can’t find anyone to take a class at the same time as you are, then ask your best friend or a family member to check up on and your progress in the class, and to cheer you up when you feel at a stall in your learning. This will also help you feel accountable for the class and study time, which sometimes is all we need to carry on.

There are so many opportunities now to learn online, to enroll in a class that wouldn’t be available in our area and acquire knowledge that we are really passionate about. Whether you are feeling unsure about taking an online class or would like to improve your current experience, follow these 8 steps above and finally enjoy your online learning journey, God willing!

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Arabic: How Play Can Help Your Child Learn

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Arabic: How Play Can Help Your Child Learn

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Over the last few decades and especially the last few years, a lot of research has been done on learning methods. As far as children are concerned, and especially when they are young, the best way for them to learn is through play. Play-based learning can most definitely also be applied to learning a language like Arabic! So how can you make use of this to teach your child Arabic? Here are just five ideas to get you started today!

FLASHCARDS

Learning vocabulary is crucial when acquiring a new language. It expands the learner's abilities in all five linguistic skills: reading, speaking, writing, understanding and increasing cultural awareness. Flashcards are therefore an essential part of the language learner's toolbox. This is why we put together stacks of vocabulary flashcards and make them available to you for free on our blog. We organize them by theme, and we highly recommend using real-life situations to make the best out of them. For instance, take our FREE Weather in Arabic Flashcards on your next outdoor expedition with your little one, or when talking with your teen about the impact of climate change!

NATURE TREASURES HUNT

The great outdoors is one of the best places to go all out (pun intended) on play-based learning! From a simple walk to the local park, to a more elaborate game plan with specific learning goals, there are endless possibilities outside for your child's learning! If you need some inspiration, check out our FREE Fall Treasures Hunt on our blog! Besides working on their Arabic language skills with new words and real-life application, it will also help with their focus, self control, imagination, curiosity and navigation.

ARABIC GAMES

Do you remember how much you loved doing those word search and crossword puzzles? Imagine having those in Arabic for your child to learn Arabic letters and expand their vocabulary, but also enhance their problem-solving skills, creativity and memory! These are all the reasons why we have published so many of these vocabulary games on our blog. Check out our latest Back To School Activity Book (also FREE!) for a handful of those fun activities that your child will likely enjoy!

ARABIC VIRTUAL ACTIVITIES

There is nothing like in-person, real-life, offline play for children to develop the way they should, and we do not recommend screen time - of any kind, not even "educational" shows - for children under 2 years old. Even for older kiddos, screen time should be very limited and always monitored. At this point, whatever they watch on a screen should be engaging in ways that are meaningful for their development. Along with our online classes for kids and teens, we have developed many online activities and games for our students to practice what they learn in class in fun and interactive ways, and this is a complimentary feature that comes automatically when enrolling in any of our online classes for kids and teens! CLICK HERE to test a public version of one of these cool games, about the letters Alif and Ayn!

ARABIC ALPHABET FUN

There is no way around the Arabic alphabet: it needs to be memorized. But choosing between making this process boring and redundant, or colorful (even quite literally!) and fun is up to you! As always we are here to help: from our Arabic Alphabet Chart to our Arabic Letters Flashcards, and our many word games (word search, word puzzle, etc.),

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On December 18 of every year, we celebrate the World Arabic Language Day. The day was established by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) in 2010, and "coincides with the day in 1973 that the General Assembly of the United Nations adopted Arabic as the sixth official language of the Organization" (source: UNESCO website). Each year, institutions, organizations as well as Arabic and non-Arabic speakers use this day to celebrate the Arabic language and appreciate its many amazing facets.

Spoken by over 400 million people, this Semitic language is the world's 5th most widely-spoken language, and its number of learners increases every passing day. If you are looking forward to being one of them, start your journey with an online Arabic language course right now and waste no time!

Keep reading to learn more about the Arabic language, its history, origins and other amazing facts!

Arabic Language History

It's hard to keep track of when and how some language first appeared, especially that the origin of the Arabic language is still a debated topic. However, there are some sources that provide insights on when Arabic first emerged, and scholars agree that Arabic is one of the oldest languages ever discovered and used in the world.

Arabic Language Origin

Arabic is an Afroasiatic language, according to the language family tree. Arabic is the family's most commonly spoken language. The Afroasiatic language family, which spans the Middle East and most of Africa, consists of six branches and over 300 living languages and dialects, with over 350 million native speakers.

When Did The Arabic Language Emerge?

The Arabic language as we know it is thought to have originated in the sixth century, but older variations of the language existed, including the Safaitic dialect, an old Arabic dialect used by pre-Islamic nomadic inhabitants of the Syro-Arabian desert. However, according to various sources, the language's first appearances date back to the second millennium BC.

The Arabic of the Maghreb (North Africa), Egyptian Arabic (Egypt and Sudan), Levantine Arabic (Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and Palestine), and Iraqi/Gulf Arabic are the four main regional dialects spoken in the Arab world today, with dialectic differences in different countries.

Modern Standard Arabic differs from both Quranic and Classical Arabic. It has undergone a period of "Europeanisation" in the 19th century which has modified parts of the language and has had a major impact on grammar.

How Old is The Arabic Alphabet?

First of all, the Arabic alphabet is incorrectly labeled as an "alphabet". Rather, it is an "abjad". An abjad is a system that makes every letter in the language stands for a consonant rather than a vowel, requiring the language's user to include the vowels using vowel markers.

The Arabic alphabet was established in the fourth century CE, but the oldest extant Arabic writing is a 512 CE trilingual inscription (Greek-Syriac-Arabic).

Some argue that the Arabic script developed in the North, in Al Hirah (fourth to seventh-century Mesopotamia), while others argue that it originated in the South, in Himyar (110 BC to AD 525).

The Nabatean Aramaic script is the ancestor of the North Arabic script, the oldest extant copies of which date from the 4th century B.C. However, since the Aramaic script represented fewer consonants than the required number for Arabic, the use of certain shapes was extended by the use of dots put on the letters.

Arabic letters are distinguished by their use of dots. Often the only way to distinguish such letters is to add a dot above or below the letter. The Arabic letters weren't dotted until several years after the Quran was turned into a book. To unify and standardize it, diacritics, as well as various tone and pronunciation grids, were added.

The Kufic, named after the town of Kufah in Mesopotamia, which hosted a popular Muslim academy, and the Naskh, or Mecca-Medina script, were the two main styles of alphabet Arabic writing that evolved rather early in the Muslim era.

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Wrongful deeds, committing sins, and harming others are the factors that are against mankind and these keep an individual away from good deeds that promote harmony, peace, and love. Shri Guru Granth Sahib, Ramcharitmanas, Bible, and the Quran are the divine books that inspire every human being to lead a life that is free from sins and wrongful acts. Online Quran tutors empower every learner to lead a life that Allah wants from his devotees. These professionals act as perfect companions in the spiritual journey of learning the Quran recitation and give step by step guidance to gain proficiency in the holy Quran, Islamic learning, and Arabic language.

How To Cover An Assorted Array Of Topics

These tutors are employed by institutes, educational centers, and coaching centers that provide courses on Arabic language, Quran memorization, and Islamic studies. The verses and surahs of the holy Quran cover an assorted range of topics but one can know about them only if he is well-versed with the Classical Arabic in which the holy Quran is written. Online Quran teachers suggest which translators can be ideal to choose to simplify the words and sentences. Millions of Muslims don’t have a single clue about who the famous reciters are, how many verses and surahs are, why Tajweed rules are never to be ignored while reciting, the tenure of the Prophet Muhammad, what skills are required to become a professional Hafiz. When they enroll in courses offered by institutes, they become conversant with all of these.

What Activities And Deeds Can Please Allah

Mecca and Madina are the pilgrimage sites of Muslims where they visit for Hajj and there are Ramadan days when they do fasting. A novice Muslim has no idea about all this. So, the courses are designed specifically for them. Plenty of people make predictions about the post death life, however, many of these are inaccurate. A regular reciter can tell where an individual goes when he passes away. There are certain activities and deeds that can displease the Almighty Allah and whoever indulges in these get punished by God. Online Quran Tutors advise learners to avoid these activities and deeds.

Get Accessibility to Elements That Make Recitation Easier

From study materials to videos of world-renowned reciters, animations, intriguing games during the breaks to chapters of the holy Quran, the professional mentors make everything accessible to the learners who participate in online workshops, webinars, and classes. In the initial stage, for how many hours one should memorize the holy Quran and how many times he should repeat what he learned, a newbie learner gets confused about. However, when they get in touch with deft tutors, they become aware of all this. There are diverse levels of recitation and whether a moderate, slowness, or fast speed is good, the tutors elaborate on this in brief. One can overcome all intricacies and rectify all mistakes through the tactics given by these experts.

Augment Your Learning Ability

A soft and rhythmic tone is essential for a proper recitation and the learners can monitor their progress, furthermore, improve the areas they lack in, and boost their learning ability through online Quran teachers.  One can organize day to day recitation and memorization with the tips provided by these experts. The students can speed up the learning process and the methodologies the tutors implement give them a multisensory learning experience. If you recite and memorize consistently, there is a possibility that you will get fluency in a couple of months. The students can note down the small portions of verses and surahs in textbooks and notepads. Those who are involved in malicious deeds can get rid of these if they memorize the divine and sacred Quran regularly for a few months.

Studio Arabiya is the one-stop hub for learners who have fervour to know about the Quran memorization and are interested in Islamic studies, and the core aspects of the Arabic language. They choose highly knowledgeable tutors from Al-Azhar university. Here, the students focus on various topics including character building and the acts of worship. They can get comprehensive insights and secrets about the principles of Islam, fundamentals of Arabic language, and everything related to the Quran and its memorization. This institute has been consistently serving the needs of learners since a protracted time period by providing them courses and the Ijaazah program.

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We provide the best Quran for kids lessons online and with the most dedicated teachers. In the Quran, it has been repeatedly emphasized the importance of Children education:

My Lord! Increase me in knowledge.”

In our online Quran classes for kids, we always give our best so that your children will love to study and learn the Holy Quran. The most important mission for us is to bring Quran education to your children.

Learning Quran correctly
Learning and reading Quran is an extremely important step in any Muslim child's life. It represents the beginning of their life relationship with Islam and the Book of Allah. Therefore is only natural that you as a parent may feel preoccupied on how to better support your kid through this experience.

In our online classes, you don't need to worry anymore about not seeing progress, inaccurate pronunciation from teaching yourself your children at home, lack of fun in the learning process or lack of understanding of what he is reciting.

What will your child learn?
Read and recite the Quran online with tajweed rules.
We will work on the memorization of Surahs in the Quran. Furthermore, a proper balance of tajweed and memorization/review is part of each lesson to ensure that proper pronunciation is met while memorizing. By the end of the course, your child will become fluent in Quran recitation.

Quran memorization
Our dedicated and loving online Quran tutors will be there to support and motivate your child every step of the way. They will do numerous exercises in the online class to strengthen your child's Quran memorization skills and test them at each stage to help them gain confidence. All the exercise are carefully chosen and created so they ease the Quran learning.

Kids enjoy studying the Quran with us!
Step-by-step learning
We are using a step-by-step study approach that won’t overload your kid with information as to where they have to start and what they need to do. We are taking care of all that. Once you completed the initial evaluation and you created your kid’s account, you’ll be amazed at how easy we’ve made this for you to use. You get instant access to lessons calendar, schedule classes, and payment system.

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Things that make Online Quran Classes the Best Learning Platform for Kids

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Things that make Online Quran Classes the Best Learning Platform for Kids

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Quran education is very important for Muslims. It is necessary that Muslims must learn the Quran from their child age for a better future. When talking about Quran education for kids, there should be proper learning since the very beginning. This is because kids have a fresh mind and excellent learning abilities. They can learn and pick the knowledge very quickly if you teach them the Quran at an early age. With each passing year, they will develop an attachment to the Quran and will be able to implement in their daily lives as they grow.

These days, providing a proper Quran education to the kids is becoming a difficult task for the parents. Either they don’t find the right place for their children from where they can get proper Quran education or unavailability of qualified Quran teachers. As a result, online Quran classes are becoming a preferred learning platform.

There are a number of things that make online Quran classes one of the best learning platforms for kids. And, some of them include -

• Access to qualified teachers
It can be extremely difficult to find qualified and experienced Quran teachers, especially if you are living abroad. But, thanks to the internet. It has made it quite easy for the children to learn Quran under the guidance of expert tutors at the comfort of their own home. With online Quran classes, you can have easy access to good and qualified tutors who can teach your kid how to learn, read, and recite Quran. Teaching children is very different when compared to teaching an adult. Children need someone who is polite and patient with them. So, you must look for someone who is an expert in teaching children of all ages.

• Individual attention
With online Quran classes, your kid can get individual and personalized attention that will help them learn in a better way. One-on-one attention makes reading and learning the Quran easy for children.
• Flexible timing
The online Quran classes offer flexible timing to the student. Your kid can study and learn the Quran according to their availability. The online Quran teachers are available 24*7and students can feel free to start their classes anytime they want. The flexibility of timings is one of the greatest benefits that online Quran classes offer. No matter it is day or night, the student can choose the time that suits their schedule.
• Security
The online Quran classes offer a sense of security and safety to the children. Parents can keep an eye on their kid and feel more satisfied.
• Convenience
The online Quran classes offer a convenient option for children to learn Quran at the comfort of their own home. The children can learn at their own pace and memorize the Quran in an easy way. Moreover, the Quran tutors are available all the time which makes online classes the best learning platform.
• Affordability
The online Quran classes are quite an affordable option as compared to finding a Quran school or institute. You can very easily find an expert Quran tutor online located in any part of the world.
• Consistency
For kids, it is very important to maintain consistency in learning. With online Quran classes, parents feel more satisfied because there is a proper schedule. The teachers provide personalized attention and give a specific time to each student according to their schedule. Consistency and no gap can help your kid learn the Quran in an easy and effective way.
• Worldwide learning
The online Quran classes are not limited to just one location. They provide worldwide learning i.e. student from any part of the world can attend the online Quran classes. If you are living in a non-muslim country, you can still have access to online Quran classes sitting at your home.

However, it is important for you to choose the right Online Quran institute that has a good team of teachers. Studio Arabiya provides online Quran learning for kids as well as adults. They offer a flexible schedule according to your availability. And, if in case you are not satisfied with the classes, they ensure 100% money back guarantee.

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What To Consider Before You Hire An Online Quran Tutor For Kids?

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What To Consider Before You Hire An Online Quran Tutor For Kids?

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Learning Quran online is increasingly becoming popular among Muslims. From various parts of the world, people are making themselves and their kids learn Quran from home. Thanks to our advanced technology that gave a path to learn Quran better and faster. The internet has made convenient for many of us to visit the website and learn Quran effectively. Each and everything is less stressful and one can complete the course successfully with the tutor.

In addition to online Quran institute, one should choose the right Quran tutor for kids. It is essential to find a quality tutor who knows how to teach the kids. A tutor is an individual who must be passionate about teaching the kids and make them easily succeed in Quran course.

So What Things To Consider Before You Hire An Online Quran Tutor For Kids?

Here Is A Few Of Them:

Experience Matters A Lot

Before choosing the online Quran tutor for kids, it is crucial to know your Quran tutor should be highly-qualified. You need to ensure your Quran tutor has the ability to make your kids overcome the challenges that arise between the Quran course. All in all, it is important that Quran tutor you are choosing should meet all the requirements of your child.

Medium Of Education

Also, it is essential to understand the medium of education through which a student will communicate with a tutor. One must know about the software and hardware that are needed to interact with the Quran tutor. And get the basic information about the software and hardware so that it becomes easy for them to finish the Quran class.

Availability Of Quran Tutor

The availability of the tutor is another thing in this list to consider. Although online Quran classes are conducted at a scheduled time, one still confirms the availability of the tutor as it puts a great impact on the learning. If an online Quran tutor teaches only for a specific time period, then it is your responsibility to ask him how he helps you if you have some doubts later.

Contact Previous Students

In order to know more about the Quran tutor who is going to teach you, you can contact the previous students. This will give you a better understanding of how well a tutor will actually teach you and how much he will contribute to your kid’s success. So, make sure to keep you in touch with at least two references and know the complete history of the tutor before beginning the Quran classes.

Language of Instruction

To achieve the best results, it is crucial for both the tutor and student to communicate in a similar language. This is something one should know at the initial stage before choosing Quran tutor. A communication problem due to different languages can make online tutoring, not of use for kids. The student will not be able to understand what is being taught and will struggle with the Quran lessons.

These are the most important things one should know before hiring an online Quran tutor. Discuss each and everything clearly that how is your Quran classes will going to be conducted. Also, make it a major point to ask your tutor how your doubts will be cleared. This will help you get a clear image of whether you should go with the particular Quran tutor or not.

Studio Arabiya has quickly become one of the leading online Arabic & Quran institutes, providing education in all aspects of the language and the Qur’an. We made it our mission to bring Arabic and Quran education to those who are in the need and eager to learn by providing high-quality education and dedicated teachers.

We developed a teaching method that will surely help you achieve your goals faster. Our modern e-learning platform encourages you to interact and ask questions that you may not ask normally in a classroom or with other people.

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Why Is It Important To Join Tajweed Course To Learn Quran?

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Why Is It Important To Join Tajweed Course To Learn Quran?

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Are you thinking of learning Quran Online? But, do you know that if you want to learn and understand the teachings of the holy book properly, it becomes necessary for you to join Tajweed course.

The Quran is the most sacred and important books for Muslims. So, one should know how to read, write, and recite the teachings of the Quran clearly and correctly. And, this can only be done by following all the rules of Tajweed.  So, it becomes very important to learn Quran with Tajweed to experience the actual message of the holy book.

The Tajweed course basically teaches you the right way to pronounce the Arabic words that can help recite the Quran properly. In other words, it means proficiency in doing something. So, if you will not follow the rules of Tajweed properly, you may not be able to recite the Quran properly.

Importance of Tajweed

The rightful recitation of the Quran is very important, which is only possible by knowing the rules of Tajweed properly. Apart from proper recitation, Tajweed knowledge also helps avoid the most common types of mistakes that are important when it comes to the Quran recitation. There are basically two types of mistakes. Have a look at both of them.

The first and most common mistake is the mispronunciation of the words. It is common for people to use different vowel sounds incorrectly. And, according to the Quran scholars, it is a grave mistake. Thus, the proper knowledge of Tajweed can help avoid such mistakes.

Secondly, people do not follow the rules of recitation properly. There are proper rules for the recitation. For example, at some point, the person has to stop reciting while at the other moment the recitation may need to be extended. This is not a huge mistake as the previous one but knowing the proper rules of recitation is very important. However, if you are well aware of the Tajweed rules, this mistake can also be avoided.

How to learn Tajweed?

Initially, it was the Mosque where people used to go to learn about the rules and ways of Quran recitation. But, this is not the case anymore. Muslims are now residing in different parts of the world where it is difficult to find Mosque easily. Moreover, Quran learning is becoming popular among the non-muslims as well. So, how can you learn the teachings of the holy book easily?

Here are some of the options available.

Look For Qualified Teachers
One of the easiest ways to learn and understand the rules of Tajweed is to look for a qualified tutor. You may need someone who can guide you, listen to you, and correct you for your mistakes in the spot. In this case, looking for an experienced teacher who is well aware of the Tajweed and Quran rules is a good option.

Practice With The Reciters
You can improve your recitation by listening to Tajweed regularly and practicing with the reciters. This way you can get familiar with the pronunciation of the words quickly and easily. The more you listen, the better your recitation will be.

Look For Online Quran Academy

If you are living in a part of the world where it is difficult to find a tutor or a Mosque, then you can look for a Quran learning institute online. These institutes have expert and qualified teachers who can help you learn Quran easily at the comfort of your own home. Moreover, you can enroll yourself for online Tajweed classes according to your availability and time that suits you the best.

If you are planning to learn Arabic or Quran with Tajweed, visit Studio Arabiya Institute. It is a noted institute online that provides one-on-one courses for adults and kids.

Be it a fully comprehensive online Quran course or classic Arabic course that focuses on the basic skills of Arabic language Studio Arabiya institute is just the right place for you. We offer flexible schedules and online portals to help you track your progress reports and more.

Visit us and book your evaluation today!

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Learn Quran Online From The Best Quran Teachers

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Learn Quran Online From The Best Quran Teachers

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Learning the Quran is very challenging in some countries because it’s very hard to find a reliable Quran tutor - especially if you’re living in anon-muslim country. Online Quran reading and learning is becoming more successful and easy for kids. Studio Arabiya is one of the best online Quran academies for kids. Studio Arabiya is the best Quran and Arabic institute and helps you and your kids to learn Quran online anywhere and anytime from anywhere in the world. Studio Arabiya’s well-qualified and trained faculty teaches the Quran with Tajweed, and it also helps you to understand and memorize the Holy Quran. The Holy Quran needs much dedication, commitment, and attention for grasping its understandings.

There are multiple dimensions to Holy Quran education and Holy Quran learning includes Quran recitation, Quran reading, (with Tarteel and Tajweed), Auran Tafseer and translation, and Quran memorization. So it’s important to learn all these things and more effectively from the comfort of your home easily and more conveniently. Online Quran learning is becoming more famous these days because of the easy and perfect experiences that people have from online Quran learning.

Studio Arabiya offers services to children and adults who want to learn Arabic or learn Quran in a convenient manner. Our vision is to provide online Quran classic for kids at your home, so you don’t need to send your kids to Islamic centers or find outside teachers.

Online Quran reading is a good dynamic learning tool and it’s not a new concept. Studio Arabiya has been teaching Quran online for almost 10 years! Learning Quran online is more effective than face to face learnings methods, and we facilitate that by basing our teaching methods around the most-proven methods of the scholars.

Studio Arabiya has trained the best online Quran teachers for you and Quran teachers for children. Studio Arabiya provides software for visual and voice communications, which can create an interactive one-on-one class that makes the Quran learning method much better than the live in-person sessions. Our Quran teachers always give the best instruction, based on our course structure, and also help your kids to read and learn the Holy Quran with interest. Studio Arabiya's Online Quran academy offers several online courses related to Quran, such as learning Quran with Tajweed, Tajweed Rules, and Quran reading and memorization.

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Learn the Arabic Letters and how to read the Arabic language with the popular methodology of Noorani Qaida.

Full online access to your child progress

Flexible schedule and everything you need to learn online from the comfort of your home. From the moment you log in into your account, you'll get exclusive access to Quran tutorials, practice question bank, and course materials all organized and arranged in an easy to follow, intuitive step-by-step program.

Daily progress tracking

You will have all the tools to check and keep track of your child's progress. In our online portal, you will be able to manage your account. You can reschedule or cancel sessions and access your personal classes calendar. Also, you can view grades/reports and choose to be updated about the progress of your child. Your parent account will give you full control over everything. You will be able to manage all your children’s progress through one account.

Manage your classes easily

Your online portal account will give you easy access for managing your classes. You can reschedule or cancel as needed, request a teacher or schedule change, and view all classes on your calendar.

Portal Class Features

Our unique portal gives you access to your course outline, which shows exactly what you're working on every day in class. You will also be able to review and read from the text, practice what you learn in our practice center, view daily attendance, as well as grades and reports straight from your account. You will also have a dedicated discussion forum to send your teacher notes, questions, or ask about your child's progress.

Other Features

With our learning platform, your child can practice listening to Quran surahs from their lesson, read straight from the Quran, and review past lessons covered by the teacher. The structure of the course is designed for an optimum learning experience.

Access your account through the App on any device!

Our portal is flexible enough to add directly onto your phone for easy access to your classes from anywhere!

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Learning the Quran is very challenging in some countries because it’s very hard to find a reliable Quran tutor - especially if you’re living in anon-muslim country. Online Quran reading and learning is becoming more successful and easy for kids. Studio Arabiya is one of the best online Quran academies for kids. Studio Arabiya is the best Quran and Arabic institute and helps you and your kids to learn Quran online anywhere and anytime from anywhere in the world. Studio Arabiya’s well-qualified and trained faculty teaches the Quran with Tajweed, and it also helps you to understand and memorize the Holy Quran. The Holy Quran needs much dedication, commitment, and attention for grasping its understandings.

How To Learn Quran

There are multiple dimensions to Holy Quran education and Holy Quran learning includes Quran recitation, Quran reading, (with Tarteel and Tajweed), Auran Tafseer and translation, and Quran memorization. So it’s important to learn all these things and more effectively from the comfort of your home easily and more conveniently. Online Quran learning is becoming more famous these days because of the easy and perfect experiences that people have from online Quran learning.

Studio Arabiya offers services to children and adults who want to learn Arabic or learn Quran in a convenient manner. Our vision is to provide online Quran classic for kids at your home, so you don’t need to send your kids to Islamic centers or find outside teachers.

Online Quran reading is a good dynamic learning tool and it’s not a new concept. Studio Arabiya has been teaching Quran online for almost 10 years! Learning Quran online is more effective than face to face learnings methods, and we facilitate that by basing our teaching methods around the most-proven methods of the scholars.

Studio Arabiya has trained the best online Quran teachers for you and Quran teachers for children. Studio Arabiya provides software for visual and voice communications, which can create an interactive one-on-one class that makes the Quran learning method much better than the live in-person sessions. Our Quran teachers always give the best instruction, based on our course structure, and also help your kids to read and learn the Holy Quran with interest. Studio Arabiya's Online Quran academy offers several online courses related to Quran, such as learning Quran with Tajweed, Tajweed Rules, and Quran reading and memorization.

Studio Arabiya offers Noorani Qaida online Quran class for kids and adults. This is basic Quran learning course and it the foundation for learning the Holy Quran properly. Noorani Qaida is very simple and our trained teacher will teach you the best and make you able to learn Noorani Qaida and recite it properly.

Recitation the Holy Quran with Tajweed is very important for all Muslims. Studio Arabiya offers you the Tajweed course to learn Quran with the proper Tajweed. Studio Arabiya online Quran academy provides the best teachers and course structure and they will teach you the Holy Quran with proper Tajweed and make sure that you don’t recite the holy Quran with poor Tajweed. Our certified online Quran Teacher teaches you the proper rules of the punctuations. It’s so important for all Muslims to read, write, and recite the Holy Quran clearly and correctly, so no misunderstanding or ambiguity should be created. Whoever doesn’t recite the Quran with proper Tajweed then he/she must be a sinner. So it’s so important to avoid poor Tajweed reading and become a sinner Studio Arabiya makes it sure to teaches you best Tajweed.

Studio Arabiya helps you to memorize the Quran online with the help of best online Quran Teachers. Memorization of Quran is a huge dream for many of the Muslims and their parents. Muslim parents always wish that their kid’s to be Hafiz of Quran, Book of Allah. If your kids and you have dream and interest to learn Holy Quran then it’s a huge struggle, spiritually and physically that will definitely lead to the height benefit from Allah in the world and the judgment day.

With Studio Arabiya it’s very easy for you and your kids to memorize and learn Quran online. You have to spare 2 to 3 hours a day. Only 1 hour with the teacher of Studio Arabiya online teacher and the rest you can practice and learn the Quran on your own. Before you start memorization the Holy Quran you have to fluent in reading with proper Tajweed if you are a beginner you can take basic Tajweed course from Studio Arabiya.

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Learn Quran Online with this comprehensive Quran Learning Course that will help you achieve perfect Tajweed, Recitation, Develop your Quran Reading Skills and Work on Quran Memorization.

How would you like to have the confidence that you can learn to read Quran online? Or become a Hafiz of the Quran in recitation and/or memorization and one of the most respected leaders and intellectuals in your community?

Through Studio Arabiya, you can easily learn online how to read the Quran, as well as memorizing and reciting it by completing our all-inclusive Quran course. Mastering and learning the Quran is a spiritual and mental journey that will bring you a deep understanding of the principles of being a good Muslim. By taking our Quran classes you’ll build your understanding of Allah's recitations so that you can apply them into your everyday life.

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Six Steps for Beginners for Mastering the Arabic Language

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Six Steps for Beginners for Mastering the Arabic Language

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What is the charm of the Arabic language? Why would anyone invest effort and time to learn it?

Is it difficult to learn Arabic? Yes, it is a challenging but rewarding endeavor. Arabic is not just a spoken language among people, like other languages, rather it is the language through which Almighty Allah spoke with to our prophet Muhammed (peace be upon him). It is the language of the Qur'an.

Arabic is one of the Semitic languages, the fourth most spoken language in the world, with nearly 467 million people speaking it worldwide and the official language for the Arab and some other countries.

Indeed, learning a new language is always a courageous step, but when a new language does not share roots with your native language, it is even more difficult. So, as a beginner, how can one learn Arabic? What are the most useful steps that simplify the learning process?

Arabic has an entirely different system of alphabets, and there are almost no shared words between it and the English language. Fortunately, there are useful steps for a learner to make the learning method easier. Without a doubt, these steps need perseverance, commitment, hard work, and time.

You have to choose which type of the Arabic language you need to learn since there are three types; which are:

The old standard Arabic language

The new standard Arabic language'

The non-standard Arabic (which has many dialects such as the Egyptian, Levantine, Moroccan, Iraqi, and others)

Sometimes an Arabic speaker cannot understand other dialects even if both have the same origin, Arabic. A very critical reason that may help a foreigner to choose which type to learn is the purpose he/ she seeks. For instance, if you are a Muslim and you want to learn how to read the Holy Qur'an, to feel the sweetness of the words of the Almighty Allah, and to understand his teachings, you need to learn the old standard Arabic. Also, if you want to learn Arab history or science, the new standard Arabic will be sufficient for this purpose. Whereas if you want to know the Arab culture, understand their music and films hence the dialectic language should be your choice. You need to choose which one is suitable for you to learn; the Egyptian and Levantine are the most popular ones.

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An Ijaazah is a certificate used primarily to indicate that one has been authorized by a higher authority to transmit a certain subject or text of Islamic knowledge. Studio Arabiya offers a complete Ijaazah Program in the Quran with a strong Sanad to the Prophet Muhammad (SAWS).

This course is for getting your Ijaazah in Quran Recitation.

What will you learn?

If you have studied and perfected your tajweed and recitation, then you are perfect for this online program. All students must meet the required level of tajweed prior to entering the Ijaazah Program.

If a student applies for the Ijaazah Program but does not qualify with the proper level of tajweed, he/she will not be accepted into the Ijaazah program. If this is the case, then we recommend that you sign up for our online Quran course, if you haven’t already. Once you have perfected your tajweed and reciation, you can apply again for the Ijaazah Program. Upon completing the Ijaazah program, you will receive a certificate from Studio Arabiya as well as the Ijaazah with Sanad from your scholar.

Proper preparation

Although we’ve gone to great lengths to create the most efficient teaching methods and learning materials, the Ijaazah program will still require that you have discipline, focus, and willingness to put in the necessary work. This is the most challenging and rewarding course in the life of a Muslim. Therefore, we suggest that you commit to a long-term schedule for better results.

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​Tajweed consists of two parts which related to the essence of their meaning:

The Scientific Tajweed: It is the knowledge of Tajweed rules and characteristics in the certified books. This part is a collective duty which means if a few Muslims learn and memorize it, it was made to fall from the others; but if no one does then all the Muslims are in sin. That is because it is one of the legal science and for that, there is a MUST to be in each of the Islamic countries of different languages tutors taught it. Allah Almighty said," And it is not for the believers to go forth [to battle] all at once. For there should separate from every division of them a group [remaining] to obtain understanding in the religion and warn their people when they return to them that they might be cautious." [Quran, At-Tawba-122]

The Practical Tajweed: It is the implementation of phonetic rules of Quranic recitation and reading Quran with tajweed as it was revealed to the Prophet Muhammed (Peace be upon him). It is required upon every legally competent Muslim of a responsible age to perform religious duties in Islam and to recite Quran with tajweed properly. Allah Almighty said, "….And recite the Quran with measured recitation." [Quran, Al-Muzzammil-4]

Levels of Reciting (Tajweed) the Holy Quran

There are three levels of recitation that exist in tajweed. They are classified according to the human ear which can only recognize them as a slow recitation, a fast recitation and a moderate recitation (neither slow nor fast).

A-Tahqîq: (slowness without elongation), which is the slowest recitation without elongation that encourages to reflect upon the words and meanings and that allows hearing the tajweed rules very clearly. This level exemplified by the simplicity and care in articulating the letters of Quran words.

Quran Tajweed Rules

Al-Hadr: (fast reading without merging of the adjacent letters), which is a quick recitation that utilized for revision; thus it is very close to everyday speech rhythm. When reading with Hadr, there is a danger of minimizing the timing of the letters and merging one into another. However, there is no problem with reciting the Quran with Hadr, provided that there is no idghaam (merging of the adjacent letters) or reduction in the required time of the letter articulation.

At-Tadweer: (letters moderation in recitation), which is reading in between Al-hadr and Al-Tahqiq, neither too fast nor too slow.

Common Tajweed Mistakes

It is vital that the Muslims learn the Arabic letters and vowels to recite the Quran using them, not a transliteration. Transliterations do not take into consideration the several letters that sound similar to the untrained ear but are very different in pronunciation. The Quran is the word of Allah, revealed to man as a guide, and we have to be extremely careful when reading it, as best we can, with proper pronunciation. Reading a transliteration can lead to a change in the meaning of the Holy Quran by mispronouncing its Arabic letters.

The most critical mistakes Muslims do when reciting the Holy Quran are:

The first mistake, made by Arab and non-Arab Muslims alike, is in making inappropriate starts and stops. There are two issues of this mistake. The first issue is that the appropriate way to stop on a word is by putting a sukoon, or absence of a vowel on the last letter of the word. It is not permitted to stop using the harakah, or vowel on the last letter of the word. The second issue of stopping is that of stopping at a place that does not contradict the meaning intended by Almighty Allah, the Exalted. The same mistake can occur when starting up after stopping and taking a breath. We cannot just start on the next word at random, that is; the meaning needs to be considered, and the start should be on a word that represents the absolute and perfect meaning, even if the reader needs to go back two or three words.

There are two most common tajweed mistakes made by non-Arabs: the timings of the vowels (madd letters in Arabic) and in the articulation points of the letters.

The first type concerning the timing of the vowels (i.e. lengthening a vowel longer than one vowel count), and natural lengthening (making them shorter than they should be). Each vowel over a letter receives one count.So a kasrah receives the same timing as a fath, as does a dhammah, whenever these letters are not followed by the madd letters alif; or a ya' with no vowel preceded by a kasrah, or wow with no vowel preceded by a dhammah). Whereas Madd letters have two vowel counts if they are not followed by a hamzah or a sukoon. All vowels, as stated above, have equal timing in length. This is not true for letters without vowels or saakin letters.The timings of saakin letters vary depending on their characteristics.The difference is in not a great length of time, though.

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Parts of Tajweed

​Tajweed consists of two parts which related to the essence of their meaning:

The Scientific Tajweed: It is the knowledge of Tajweed rules and characteristics in the certified books. This part is a collective duty which means if a few Muslims learn and memorize it, it was made to fall from the others; but if no one does then all the Muslims are in sin. That is because it is one of the legal science and for that, there is a MUST to be in each of the Islamic countries of different languages tutors taught it. Allah Almighty said," And it is not for the believers to go forth [to battle] all at once. For there should separate from every division of them a group [remaining] to obtain understanding in the religion and warn their people when they return to them that they might be cautious.

The Practical Tajweed:

It is the implementation of phonetic rules of Quranic recitation and reading Quran with tajweed as it was revealed to the Prophet Muhammed (Peace be upon him). It is required upon every legally competent Muslim of a responsible age to perform religious duties in Islam and to recite Quran with tajweed properly. Allah Almighty said, "….And recite the Quran with measured recitation." [Quran, Al-Muzzammil-4]

Levels of Reciting (Tajweed) the Holy Quran

There are three levels of recitation that exist in tajweed. They are classified according to the human ear which can only recognize them as a slow recitation, a fast recitation and a moderate recitation (neither slow nor fast).

A-Tahqîq: (slowness without elongation), which is the slowest recitation without elongation that encourages to reflect upon the words and meanings and that allows hearing the tajweed rules very clearly. This level exemplified by the simplicity and care in articulating the letters of Quran words.

2. Al-Hadr: (fast reading without merging   of the adjacent letters), which is a quick  recitation that utilized for revision; thus it is very close to everyday speech rhythm. When reading with Hadr, there is a danger of minimizing the timing of the letters and merging one into another. However, there is no problem with reciting the Quran with Hadr, provided that there is no idghaam (merging of the adjacent letters) or reduction in the required time of the letter articulation.

3. At-Tadweer: (letters moderation in recitation), which is reading in between Al-hadr and Al-Tahqiq, neither too fast nor too slow.

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8 Ways Of Surrounding Yourself With Arabic

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8 Ways Of Surrounding Yourself With Arabic

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Immersion in the Arabic language is one of the best techniques you can employ to learn the language like a native. However, people often feel confused about how to bring this to life. Studio Arabiya has 8 effective ways for you to surround yourself with the Arabic language!

The Benefits of Arabic Immersion at Home

Arabic immersion offers several advantages. Bringing them home just makes them even more efficient! Immersion is beneficial for a variety of reasons, including:

It forces you to practice more: When you can only speak Arabic, you get a lot of real-world experience.

It forces you to practice inactively: This implies that even when you're not seated and studying, you're benefiting from the language since it's all around you.

It reinforces what you've learned by having you utilize what you've studied in a discussion.

It's a natural approach for children to learn to talk by being immersed in the language. They learn vocabulary and language structures just by listening to the conversation around them. You will study in this manner by employing immersion without even recognizing how much you are learning.

When you have an immersion environment at home, you don't have to go anywhere to learn; you're always immersed in Arabic when you're at home. It's an excellent method to improve your Arabic skills. But how can you transform your house or apartment into an immersive environment?

8 Ways of Surrounding Yourself with Arabic

1. Change the language on your devices

Our Internet connection may accompany us wherever we go, but it has also become an essential component of our house. To build an Arabic immersion atmosphere at home, you must first establish an online presence.

It's time to switch the language of your phone, browser, and social media accounts to Arabic. This keeps the language in front of you at all times, and it's a great method to learn new terms: you already know the words in your language, and now you'll see them in Arabic.

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Islamic Studies for Kids is a course dedicated to instilling a solid Islamic foundation for your child. In this step-by-step program, your child will learn about good character, the pillars of Islam, the important people in the Islamic history, and much more.

Studio Arabiya’s online Islamic Studies for Kids - Full Track course is created and developed in a way that facilitates learning at a pace suited to your child’s current level of knowledge. As all Global education is rapidly shifting to online education we understand the need for an online Islamic program where your child will receive support for successfully graduating the courses.

Studies have shown that children can memorize and learn new information when they are at an early age faster and easier than it will be later in life. This is why we encourage you that your child starts learning while at this younger age. Learning your children about the fundamental basics of his religion is an important step in his maturity and emotional development, therefore, we have created a complex program to support his development.

What will I learn?

Our Islamic Studies course is designed for all levels of knowledge, from beginner to advanced. The program is divided into 12 levels with approximately 30 hours for each level.

By the end of the online Islamic Studies lessons, your child will learn about acts of worship such as dua', stories of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), Muslim manners and characteristics, historical stories from the Quran and Sunnah and many more.

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Six Steps for Beginners for Mastering the Arabic Language

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Six Steps for Beginners for Mastering the Arabic Language

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​What is the charm of the Arabic language? Why would anyone invest effort and time to learn it?

Is it difficult to learn Arabic? Yes, it is a challenging but rewarding endeavor. Arabic is not just a spoken language among people, like other languages, rather it is the language through which Almighty Allah spoke with to our prophet Muhammed (peace be upon him). It is the language of the Qur'an.

Arabic is one of the Semitic languages, the fourth most spoken language in the world, with nearly 467 million people speaking it worldwide and the official language for the Arab and some other countries.

Indeed, learning a new language is always a courageous step, but when a new language does not share roots with your native language, it is even more difficult. So, as a beginner, how can one learn Arabic? What are the most useful steps that simplify the learning process?

Arabic has an entirely different system of alphabets, and there are almost no shared words between it and the English language. Fortunately, there are useful steps for a learner to make the learning method easier. Without a doubt, these steps need perseverance, commitment, hard work, and time.

Step 1 - Decide Which Form of the Arabic Language You Want to Learn

You have to choose which type of the Arabic language you need to learn since there are three types; which are:

The old standard Arabic language

The new standard Arabic language

The non-standard Arabic (which has many dialects such as the Egyptian, Levantine, Moroccan, Iraqi, and others)

Sometimes an Arabic speaker cannot understand other dialects even if both have the same origin, Arabic. A very critical reason that may help a foreigner to choose which type to learn is the purpose he/ she seeks. For instance, if you are a Muslim and you want to learn how to read the Holy Qur'an, to feel the sweetness of the words of the Almighty Allah, and to understand his teachings, you need to learn the old standard Arabic. Also, if you want to learn Arab history or science, the new standard Arabic will be sufficient for this purpose. Whereas if you want to know the Arab culture, understand their music and films hence the dialectic language should be your choice. You need to choose which one is suitable for you to learn; the Egyptian and Levantine are the most popular ones.

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Do you want to learn Arabic and become a fluent speaker or understand the Arabic language? Our Arabic for Adults course can help you understand the Quran and improve your skills in the Arabic Language.

Speak Arabic language like a native

Do you want to learn Arabic and become a fluent speaker? Do you want to know how to learn Arabic? Our online Arabic classes can help you understand the Quran and become qualified to teach Arabic to others. Gaining the knowledge and understanding the Arabic language is essential for every Muslim who seeks to perform his religious acts of worship and become proficient in the recitation of the Noble Quran.

Allah SWT chose to reveal the Qur'an in the Arabic language, and He SWT states in it: “Indeed, We have sent it down as an Arabic Qur'an that you might understand.” (Surah Yūsuf, 12:2)

Become conversational quickly

Our communicative approach methodology is exceedingly intuitive. It enables you to practice learning the language at your own pace and have access to all our Arabic exercises online in the solace of your own home. With our resources, you will quickly become fluent in Arabic.

Practical Arabic language learning

We want to make sure that you learn the common everyday practical Arabic conversation skills. We won’t ask you to just memorize without understanding the 'how's' and 'why's', as other Arabic programs do. Simply just memorizing the material makes learning hard; and, even after a few years, you may not be able to have a real conversation. Our teachers have developed exercises that will help you have natural conversations using Arabic phrases and correct grammatical rules in real life situations.