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The course
Do I need to know Arabic before I start?
No. You start with the letters. Each step has audio, and you practise before you move on.
How is this different from free YouTube videos or PDFs?
A video plays while you watch. Here you listen, try the letter, and answer a short check before the next lesson opens. The order is fixed, so you know what comes next.
What will I learn in 30 days?
The reading a beginner needs, across ten modules: all 28 letters, the little vowel marks, joined letters, sounds that stop, double or stretch, and where to pause. You hear the audio, then you try a short check.
How do the lessons help a letter stick?
You come back to a letter later, you answer a short check instead of only rereading, you hear every sound, you practise a little most days, and you can see where you left off.
How much does the course cost?
The beginner course is paid. The price is on the course page before you enrol.
Can I learn at my own pace?
Yes. The lessons are laid out over 30 days, and you set the speed. You can repeat a lesson or a check whenever you need it.
Can I learn on my phone?
Yes. The lessons, the audio, and the short checks work in your phone browser. That suits a ten-minute visit.
Do I get a certificate?
Yes. Finish the course and pass the last check, and we send you a certificate with your name on it.
Your account
How do I start?
Open the course page, enter your details, and finish checkout. We email your login so you can begin.
Why do I need to verify my email?
We send a short link to confirm the address is yours. That keeps the account yours, and it is how you get back in if you forget the password. Check spam if the email is slow.
I forgot my password. What do I do?
Use the reset password page and we'll email you a link to set a new one.
Can I sign in with Google?
Yes, where available you can use "Continue with Google" on the sign-up and log-in pages.
About us
Who made this course?
Walid, who also made Everyday Muslim. He learned to read the Quran as an adult, with dyslexia. His story is here.
How much does the course cost?
It is a paid beginner course. The price is on the course page before you enrol.
I have another question.
Send us a message. We read them and we reply.
Lesson one takes about five minutes.
You do not need to know Arabic before you open it.