Modern Standard Arabic Course

It is a full-track course that has been specially developed under the guidance of expert scholars for adults and older teens who want to be fluent in Arabic to the mastery level of understanding, speaking, reading, and writing by completing all levels of this course.

This course has been specially designed for adults who wish to reach an advanced level in Modern Standard Arabic under the guidance of experienced scholars by a designed curriculum improving all topics related to Modern Standard Arabic, including how to speak, read and write Arabic correctly.

Modern Standard Arabic Course focuses on teaching the structure and use of the language before moving on to reading, writing, and speaking activities to ensure that students have a thorough comprehension of the language by studying everyday scenarios, such as identifying objects and conversations with people, as well as learning about Arab festivities, customs, food, laws, clothes, and other habits to ensure that students have a thorough comprehension of the language.

1. Beginner A1:

Greeting individuals, occupations, numbers, hues, objects, nourishment and beverages, and essential language structure.

2. Elementary A2:

Conversations, shopping, eating out, travel, and requesting bearings.

3. Intermediate B1:

Job interviews, occasions, dating, culture, news, and imparting insights.

4. Upper-Intermediate B2:

The advanced world, amusement, world news, and media.

- Read Arabic newspaper articles and be able to understand the main ideas on a variety of topics.

- Communicate with a fair degree of ease on professional topics related to life in the Middle East.

- Successfully handle many uncomplicated tasks and social situations that require the exchange of basic information related to work, school, recreation, special interests, and areas of competence.

- Conclusions and express their opinions in simple terms on issues of interest to learners in the Arab world.

When we learn a new language, there are four basic interrelated skills everyone needs to achieve fluency. The pillars of learning Arabic, or any other language, are listening, speaking, reading & writing.

Our online Arabic classes cover all four skills equally in an appropriate manner as each unit contains a variety of lessons to ensure that our students practice their Arabic effectively by listening and speaking Arabic along with reading and writing.

Course Instructors

They are well-qualified, with a degree from well-known Islamic universities. They have honed their craft through years of experience in the field. Our native Arab tutors are well-versed in English and conduct the courses with extreme professionalism. They have learned from different scholars and have a grounded knowledge of this domain. They pass a few finely designed tests. Thus, they get the teaching position after going through many evaluation rounds.

Customized Study Plans

One of the main factors that distinguish us is that we do our best to make studying online way easier for you and all your family by giving you the ability to create your own schedule and adjust your available hours any time of the day to what suits you best to keep the individual needs of students in mind.

Course Prerequisite

This course is designed for learners with a basic knowledge of Arabic who wishes to expand their knowledge in order to upgrade their written and oral communication skills in Modern Standard Arabic.

Class Type: One-On-One or Group Class

Levels : Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced

Requirements : Arabic Reading

Age : 15 - 70

MSA is particularly helpful, then, for academics, journalists and researchers who want to explore written documents and the literature of the Arab peninsula. Unlike local varieties, MSA is always grammatically consistent, so it makes it easier to acquire rules and master them in a relatively short time.

Here's our guide to resources, books, and online courses to learn Modern Standard Arabic, as well as notes on what you shouldn't waste your time on. You should learn MSA if your goals are long-term and focused on mastering Arabic comprehensively. If your goals are short-term, to communicate, you should just learn dialects.

The difference between difference between classical Arabic and modern standard is in the form in which they are presented. Quranic (classical) Arabic is more common in literature and writing while MSA is more common spoken. Because both are similar, with a few minor differences, most Arabs can be taught one and quickly learn the other.

No difference between MSA and Classical Arabic in the form use. Both Classical Arabic and MSA are used in formal spoken. Because both are similar, with a few minor differences, most Arabs can be taught one and quickly learn the other.

Quraany Online Academy offers Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) courses across 3 levels, from absolute beginner to advanced. MSA is the standard Arabic that forms the basis of all Arabic dialects across the Arab world.

How to count in Modern Standard Arabic ( ), the universal language of the Arabic-speaking world. Note: numerals in Arabic are written from left to right, while letters are written from right to left.