1) He doesn’t teach Quran unless he has Ijazah with a continuous chain of narrators from the prophet Mohammed –peace & blessing of Allah be upon him. [•••]

In the field of teaching Arabic language to non-Arabs, we have a 16-year experience. During these years we found that the thing that students always fear is the Grammar. [•••]

Then he said: “it’s always better for Muslims to learn the language of Quran and the language of the Prophet. They have to learn Salat and Dhikr in their original language”. [•••]

How many times have you talked to yourself about learning to read the Qur’an and understand its meanings? I will tell you this story from a student studying with us who [•••]

Prayer is religion’s pillar. Who abandons it, abandons the religion. It deters us from wickedness and indecency. It’s one of the most important acts of worship dictated by Sharia. [•••]

The hijab is the fortress by which the girl takes refuge from temptations, traps, and intrigues surrounding her. The hijab is purification for the girl’s heart and for the heart of others from falling into temptation.[•••]

Envy is the sentiment of dissatisfaction and a wish to possess the belongings, characteristics and luck of someone else. Envy is considered as the main cause of unhappiness [•••]

As Valentine’s Day is nearing, the discussion of its celebration in Islam is a hot topic. So, here is our point of view based on Islam and the teachings of the Quran. [•••]

Do you know what the primary purpose of learning Arabic is? Most of the Muslims seek to learn Arabic for an improved understanding of the Quran. It is a holy book that is sent by Allah to the last prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SAW) as a code to spend a worthy life for the entire Muslim Ummah till the Day of Judgment. [•••]

Foreigners find it too challenging to learn the Arabic language. It is known as a global language because it is spoken as an official language in 27 countries of the world and a minority language in 6 others, hence its importance.. [•••]

Have you ever thought of learning Arabic? If yes, then you might have known how difficult it is to learn and understand. Any foreign language speaker would find it difficult to learn Arabic because it has nothing in common with their native language. You might not know how important it is to learn this language. [•••]

We learn Arabic to understand the words of Allah (Quran) and the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammed ﷺ, and to understand what we say in the prayer. It doesn’t feel nice to hear what the imam recites in prayer without understanding it. How can we be humb? [•••]

One of the major reasons behind the popularity and propagation of the Arabic language is the Holy Quran. The Quran was revealed in the Arabic language, and the language of the Quran is the most eloquent and beautiful. [•••]

Praying 5 times a day is obligatory for every Muslim, and these compulsory prayers are known as ‘Salah’ in Arabic. Most people and many Muslims don’t understand the meaning of what is recited during the prayer as the Salah is prayed entirely in Arabic. [•••]

I & Me are not similar or interchangeable. They have their different purposes and are used accordingly. “I” is the subject pronoun while “Me” is the object pronoun. It might not seem much to you, but hearing someone say “He helped I” instead of “He helped me” would definitely sound odd to you. [•••]

In the previous lesson, we learn about the Subject pronouns. Unlike the words like I (أنا) or You (أنت) the words like “My” and “Your” doesn’t have a direct word replacement in Arabic. Instead of a word, a suffix is added to a verb to convey the same meaning. [•••]

You and I will learn some of the pronouns today. Imagine speaking without using any of the subject pronouns (I, You, He, She, We, Us, They, Them), and you are going to have a hard time doing that. [•••]

Every living language borrows words from another language, and the relationship between Arabic and English is no different. In fact, you might be surprised to know that you know a lot of Arabic words already, and they are part of your everyday vocabulary. [•••]

Like every other language Arabic is full of many idiomatic expressions. The diverse Arab culture provides an extensive list of pronouns that vary to a great extent across different cultures and regions. Knowing the basic idioms is important because they make up our everyday life [•••]

Family Relations and ancestors are respected a lot in the Arab World. People remember their lineage for many generations. Middle names of Arabs are usually the name of the father preceded by a “bin” or “ibn” in case of a boy, and “bint” in case of a girl [•••]

Arabic is a beautiful language, and one of its most prominent feature is the writing style. The Holy Quran was revealed in the Arabic language, and Muslims respect everything that has any association with the Prophet and the Quran.[…]

No matter where you live, you must have heard of someone named Mohammad, Abdullah, Ali or Omar. These are some of the most common Muslim Arabic names and are used by people from all parts of the world. […]

A child learns to speak a new language over a period of time. It takes years for a child to learn to read and write. A child practices and improves the speaking capability through continuous practice. He/She commits errors when he/she starts to speak and slowly improves.[…]

It’s obvious for the students of the Arabic language that there are many letters which look like each other and very similar in the shape but totally different in meaning, pronunciation, and usage. [•••]

Due to a lot of reason, the names of months in Arabic calendar varies from region to region in the Arab World. Although, the Gregorian calendar is the one which is globally accepted for daily use, your location decides which calendar is being used in a particular region. [•••]

Indians invented the number system, while the Arabs added a zero to it. Imagine the number system without a zero, and you would realise that it is extremely hard to count the numbers without having the iterative power of zero! [•••]

In this blog, you will learn about the common Arabic words and phrases that are used while you eat out in Arab countries. The cuisines of the Arab world are as diverse as the arab world itself. Most of the cuisines are centuries old and you must have heard about many of them [•••]

Politeness and Courtesy are the traits that makes us human. It portrays us in a good light, and makes us likable. If you are learning the Arabic language, just visiting an Arab country, or just have an Arab friend or neighbor, you must familiarize yourself with these Common Arabic Courteous Phrases. [•••]

If you are planning to learn Arabic, then before you get into the deep grammatical structures of the Arabic language or start learning the colloquial Arabic, you should start with the most common greetings and phrases. [•••]

Every language changes with the passage of time. The English language used by Shakespeare would sound archaic to modern English speakers, and the English a century before him would sound like an Alien Language. [•••]

Below given are the top 5 reasons why SAIOI is different from other Arabic teaching institutes to get to learn arabic online.[…]

Arabic is one of the most in demand language across the globe. Here are some of the most interesting facts about Arabic language! […]

Throughout our history, some languages have dominated the world for a long period of time. The languages that dominate the world change with time and another language takes their place. [•••]

Humans are special in many respects. Our capability to speak a language to share our thoughts, ideas and stories with others makes us superior to every other being on the planet. A child learns a language with practice. The child makes mistakes while learning the [•••]

“Classical Arabic, being the language of the Qur’an, has not changed at all in fourteen centuries, making the writings of the early Islamic scholars as accessible today as they were then.” [•••]

Learning a language is a life changing experience. A language contains in itself a belief system, a culture and a worldview of its own. When you learn a new language, you open yourself to a new civilization with a rich literary heritage, history and ideals. [•••]