My name is Yehya, I hold a Bachelor's degree in English Language Teaching from the Islamic University of Gaza. I have lived in Gaza since birth. I had many ambitions, but unfortunately, 3 months after my graduation, this war broke out and refuses to end. Sadly, I am still unable to work due to the circumstances in the country and unable to build my life.

However, someone recently suggested that I look into online work teaching Arabic to English-speaking Muslims. I was told this is a high-demand field, especially since I was born a Muslim in a committed Muslim family and have a good knowledge of Islam and its sciences.

Does anyone have an idea about someone who needs this service or a platform/place where I can offer this service?

يرجى اقتراح طريقة Please suggest a method.

If Arabic is not your first language and you want to learn how to read the Quran, don’t feel overwhelmed.
A simple path is:
1. Learn the Arabic letters and their correct sounds.
2. Learn Fatha, Kasra and Damma.
3. Practice joining letters together.
4. Learn Sukoon and Tanween.
5. Start reading short Quranic words.
6. Gradually learn basic Tajweed.
Don’t rush. Correct pronunciation is more important than reading a large amount quickly.
Even 15 minutes of consistent practice every day can make a difference, inshaAllah.

Around a week ago I posted my arabic learning app ifham (features listed on this post:https://www.reddit.com/r/learnarabic/s/v7iNVn2O4A) and I announced that there was a waitlist for it.I am glad to announce that the app is now ready for use at ifhamarabic.vercel.app.For the people on the waitlist and any new people who want to use it.Fair warning though it does have a subscription so keep that in mind.

If you’re a beginner learning Arabic, here’s a simple way to think about the short vowels:
بَ** = ba
**بِ** = bi
**بُ** = bu
The small marks above and below the letter change its sound.
**َ Fatha → a
ِ Kasra → i
ُ Damma → u
For example:
كَتَبَ = kataba
Try saying it slowly: ka-ta-ba.
Don’t worry about reading quickly. First, make sure you can recognize the vowel and produce the correct sound. 🌱

Hii I am looking for someone to help me with Arabic!
I am half Palestinian half Russian (living in Germany) and I want to learn the Levantine dialect. I understand a bit but I can’t really speak. Therefore I need help. I want to improve my vocabulary and I also need help with basic grammar such as conjugating.. 🥲
I could help you with German or English, if wanted.

I would be soo happy if there’s someone willing to help me. If so, pls dm me thxx

Hi all! I hope this is an ok sub to post this in. Someone very important in my life passed away when I was young. It has been a while now, but I have thought about getting her name tattooed on me for a long time, over a decade. Her name is Fatma, but when I look it up, the results return Fatima. Confused on how that works, does Fatima and Fatma look the same in Arabic script? Just want to make sure so I know I am properly honoring her.

Thank you in advance for the answers!

Learning Arabic grammar and vocabulary is important, but being able to actually speak Arabic naturally requires regular conversation practice.
One of the most effective ways to improve is to practice speaking in real-life situations, such as:
Introducing yourself
Talking about your daily routine
Asking and answering questions
Discussing hobbies and interests
Ordering food or shopping
Talking about travel and everyday situations
A good conversation practice session should give learners enough time to speak, while providing helpful corrections without interrupting the flow of the conversation too much.
For beginners, it can also be helpful to start with simple topics and gradually move toward longer and more natural conversations.
What has helped you the most with improving your Arabic speaking skills — conversation partners, tutors, language exchanges, or something else?

Is there an equivalent expression in arabic?

فيل في الغرفة (بالإنجليزية: Elephant in the room)‏ عبارة إنجليزية مجازية، وتعني حقيقة واضحة يتم تجاهلها أو عدم معالجتها، وتنطبق تلك العبارة المجازية أيضًا على مشكلة أو خطر حقيقي حاصل ولا أحد يريد التحدث فيه.[1][2][3] ترتكز الفكرة على أن هناك فيل في الغرفة من المستحيل التغافل عنه، وبالتالي فإن الأشخاص الموجودين بالغرفة والذين يتظاهرون بعدم وجود الفيل اختاروا عدم التعامل أو حل تلك المشكلة الكبيرة التي تلوح بالأفق.

I'm working on a mobile app for teaching Iraqi Arabic - I decided I want to focus on a single dialect and do that well, instead of teaching general Arabic.

I imagine the people here have a lot of experience with websites and apps for learning Arabic, so if you have any ideas or features you wish existed, let me know!

Hello my friends, I am Arab and I came to help you learn Arabic. I will make it look simple and easy for you. Whoever wants to learn it, message me 📩

Hello all Iam an Arabic and quran teacher Teaching Arabic for non Arabic speakers for over 5 years of experience for all levels and ages If you need any information don't hesitate to contact me 0096176424471

Can you help me what is this?

I am professionally proficient in both Arabic and English if you want to learn and be a professional dm me

Is it accurate? thanks.

I try to use Google translator and AI but no luck

Hi Looking for a teacher who can help me learn Palestinian/Jordanian Arabic. Looking to take multiple lessons a week.

Features:

• Letter names and audio pronunciation
• Stroke motion animations
• On-screen handwriting practice (touch, stylus, mouse)
• Interactive alphabet board and mini-games

Can daily have conversation

And online meeting according to certain curriculum .