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Arabic for Non-Arabic Speakers I Kids
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A structured Arabic language program designed specifically for children who do not speak Arabic as their first language. The course helps young learners build essential Arabic communication skills through age-appropriate lessons, interactive activities, vocabulary development, simple conversations, and gradual exposure to reading and writing Arabic. The program can also support children who want to understand Arabic used in the Quran and Islamic studies.
What You Will Learn
- Recognize and pronounce the Arabic alphabet correctly.
- Build a basic Arabic vocabulary appropriate for their age.
- Understand and use simple Arabic words and expressions.
- Introduce themselves and communicate basic personal information.
- Understand simple classroom instructions in Arabic.
- Form and use simple Arabic sentences.
- Develop basic listening and speaking skills.
- Recognize common Arabic words related to family, school, home, food, and daily life.
- Begin reading simple Arabic words and sentences.
- Develop basic Arabic writing skills.
- Improve their confidence in communicating in Arabic.
- Recognize selected Arabic vocabulary commonly used in Quranic and Islamic contexts.
Who This Course Is For
- Children who do not speak Arabic as their native language.
- Young learners beginning Arabic for the first time.
- Muslim children who want to understand basic Arabic used in Islamic studies.
- Children learning Arabic alongside Quran lessons.
- Children who need a structured and engaging Arabic learning program.
- Families living in non-Arabic-speaking countries who want their children to develop Arabic skills.
Prerequisites
- No previous Arabic language knowledge is required.
- Students should be able to participate in an online learning environment with basic guidance from a parent or guardian when necessary.
- Children who already recognize the Arabic alphabet may progress more quickly.
- Students who cannot yet recognize Arabic letters can begin from the alphabet foundation.
Certificate
- Arabic for Non-Arabic Speakers – Kids Completion Certificate
- The certificate confirms successful completion of the academy's children's Arabic language program.
Course Details
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10 modules · 40 lessons- Lesson 1: Introduction to the Arabic Language
- Lesson 2: Arabic Alphabet Recognition
- Lesson 3: Correct Pronunciation of Arabic Letters
- Lesson 4: Basic Arabic Greetings and Expressions
- Lesson 1: Short Vowels in Arabic
- Lesson 2: Long Vowels in Arabic
- Lesson 3: Building Simple Arabic Words
- Lesson 4: Reading and Pronouncing Basic Words
- Lesson 1: Family Members
- Lesson 2: Introducing Myself and My Family
- Lesson 3: Possessive Expressions
- Lesson 4: Simple Sentences About Family
- Lesson 1: Rooms of the House
- Lesson 2: Objects Around the Home
- Lesson 3: Describing Simple Things
- Lesson 4: Speaking About My Home
- Lesson 1: School Vocabulary
- Lesson 2: Classroom Objects
- Lesson 3: Basic Classroom Instructions
- Lesson 4: Simple Conversations at School
- Lesson 1: Arabic Numbers
- Lesson 2: Colors in Arabic
- Lesson 3: Basic Adjectives
- Lesson 4: Describing People and Objects
- Lesson 1: Common Food and Drinks
- Lesson 2: Meals and Eating
- Lesson 3: Daily Activities
- Lesson 4: Talking About My Daily Routine
- Lesson 1: Asking and Answering Simple Questions
- Lesson 2: Expressing Likes and Dislikes
- Lesson 3: Simple Requests and Responses
- Lesson 4: Everyday Arabic Conversations
- Lesson 1: Reading Simple Arabic Words
- Lesson 2: Connecting Arabic Letters
- Lesson 3: Writing Simple Arabic Words
- Lesson 4: Reading and Writing Simple Sentences
- Lesson 1: Vocabulary Review
- Lesson 2: Listening and Speaking Practice
- Lesson 3: Reading and Writing Practice
- Lesson 4: Final Arabic Language Assessment
Your Course Teacher
Sheikh Abdelrahman El-Sayed Abu El-Ata
Chairman of the Board
Sheikh Abdelrahman El-Sayed Abu El-Ata is the Founder and Chairman of the Board of Wahion Youha Academy, with 21 years of experience in Quranic and Islamic education.
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Sheikh Azeez Mohammed Hassan Zena
Senior Quran & Tajweed Instructor
Sheikh Azeez Mohammed Hassan Zena has 16 years of experience teaching the Holy Quran. He began teaching at Al-Azhar Al-Sharif in 2006 and started teaching Quran online in 2010, gaining extensive experience in both traditional and online Quran education. He…
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Ustadh Alsayed Mohammed Altonamly
Senior Arabic, Qur'an & Tajweed Instructor
Ustadh Alsayed Mohammed Altonamly is an experienced Arabic, Qur'an, and Tajweed instructor with approximately 25 years of teaching experience. He graduated from the Faculty of Dar Al Uloom at Cairo University, Fayoum Branch, where Arabic Language and Islamic Sciences formed…
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Ustadha Amany Mostafa Yuones
Quran & Tajweed Teacher
Ustadha Amany Mostafa Yuones is a dedicated Quran and Tajweed teacher with 7 years of teaching experience, including 3 years of practical experience working at a specialized Quran memorization center. She graduated from the Faculty of Education and holds an…
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Ustadha Doaa Bahgat Gouda Fouad
Quran & Tajweed Instructor
Ustadha Doaa Bahgat Gouda Fouad is a Quran and Tajweed instructor with 12 years of teaching experience. She has experience teaching both Arabic and non-Arabic speakers and specializes in Quran recitation, Tajweed, Quran reading correction, and Noorani Qaida. She holds…
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Ustadha Lamiaa Abdelfattah Mohamed
Senior Quran & Tajweed Instructor
Ustadha Lamiaa Abdelfattah Mohamed Gamil is a Senior Quran & Tajweed Instructor with 10 years of successful online teaching experience. She combines her academic background with a deep and lifelong connection to the Holy Quran. She graduated with a Bachelor's…
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Ustadha Manal Ahmed Mostafa Salama
Quran & Arabic Language Supervisor and Teacher
Ustadha Manal Ahmed Mostafa Salama is a Quran and Arabic language teacher and supervisor with 11 years of teaching experience, specializing in Quran education and Arabic for non-Arabic speakers. She holds a Master’s Degree in Arabic Language Curriculum and Teaching…
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Yes. The course can help children develop a foundation in Arabic vocabulary and language structure that may support their understanding of Quranic and Islamic terminology. However, general conversational Arabic and Quranic Arabic are not exactly the same, so additional Quran-focused Arabic study may be beneficial.
Yes. The program gradually introduces Arabic reading and writing alongside vocabulary, listening, and speaking.
Yes. Speaking and listening are important parts of the program. Students practice simple conversations and everyday expressions from the beginning.
The course is designed for children, with lessons and activities adapted according to the child’s age, language level, and learning ability.
Yes. The course can start from the Arabic alphabet and basic expressions, making it suitable for complete beginners.