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Arabic Made Easy: The Reading and Writing Edition

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Tue, 29 January 2019, 8pm | English

152 Still Road, Singapore 423991

SimplyIslam.sg

Ustaz Syed Mohsen bin Mohamad Alsagoff

arabic, reading, writing, iqra, quran

Fees: $200

The Holy Prophet Salla allahu alayhi wasallam said: "Learn Arabic for it is part of your Religion”. And He said in another narration: “Love the Arabs for three reasons, because I am an Arab, the Qur'an is Arabic and the speech of the people of Paradise is Arabic.”

Arabic Made Easy is a basic-level course developed for those who has little or no knowledge of reading or writing Arabic, but possess a strong desire to learn and understand this language close to our faith.

Designed in a streamlined manner, this course is made accessible to those with minimal or no Arabic reading/writing skills, and will fast-track its students towards instilling this beautiful and powerful language in their hearts and minds. And help them along the path towards reading, writing and understanding the Arabic language, in time.

Learning the Arabic language is not only for conversational and linguistic purposes, but it also has a sentimental value towards the religion.

In this course, participants will learn of the fundamentals of Arabic language (grammar & vocabulary) both writing and reading, sentence structure as well as the skill in using an Arabic dictionary.

This course is suitable for those who wants to learn Arabic Language from the most basic level of the language, without any prior exposure to it.

Weekly assessments will also be included as this learning journey is intended to go beyond the classroom, as you inculcate Arabic Language into your life and practises.

Register NOW at: https://ArabicMadeEasy.eventbrite.sg

Details

Course Details

Time: 8pm to 10pm
Frequency: Every Tuesday
Venue: SimplyIslam, 152 Still Road
Teacher: Ustaz Mohsen
No. of Lessons: 8
Medium of Instruction: English
Text: SimplyIslam Arabic Book
Fee: S$200

Requirements
This course is open to all students, of ages 15 and above. No knowledge, exposure or familiarity with the Arabic language required. At the end of the course, students can expect to have the capability to read and write Arabic at a basic level.