Courses Understand the Quran
Understand the Quran
Build the vocabulary and grammar found in the Quran, so you can recognise words and understand their meaning more directly.
At a glance
You should be able to read the Arabic script.
If you cannot yet, begin with Noorani Qaida.
About the subject
Quranic Arabic is the classical Arabic in which the Quran was revealed. Learning even its basics changes the way you hear the Quran: instead of relying entirely on a translation, you begin to recognise words and how sentences are built.
Arabic words are built on roots, usually of three letters, that carry a core meaning. Many related words grow from a single root, so learning one root can unlock several words at once. Many words also recur throughout the Quran, which means a focused vocabulary goes a long way.
Grammar matters because small changes in a word’s pattern or ending can change who is doing what in a sentence. Recognising these patterns helps you follow the meaning of verses more directly.
The focus is understanding the language of the Quran. Lessons are one-to-one in English or Urdu, so explanations can be matched to your level.
Proposed course content
Pending confirmationThis outline is proposed, based on how the subject is usually taught. It will be confirmed by the academy before the page is published.
Your teacher adapts the order and pace to the learner, and will suggest a starting point during the trial class.
FAQ
The focus is understanding the language of the Quran rather than everyday conversation.
Yes, you should be able to read the Arabic script. If you cannot yet, start with Noorani Qaida.
Translation teaches the meaning of verses. Quranic Arabic teaches the words and grammar behind them, so the two work well together.
Book one trial lesson to meet your teacher and find the right starting point. Fees depend on the course and schedule, so we share them with you directly.
