Learn Arabic and Quran Online Together
Reading the Quran is easier when you understand the language, and Arabic grows faster when you use it on the Quran. Study both with the same academy.
- 1-on-1 live lessons
- Native Egyptian teachers
- Free 30-minute trial
- 3-day money-back guarantee
In short: You can learn Arabic and the Quran online together by combining Arabic lessons (reading, grammar and vocabulary) with Quran lessons (recitation and Tajweed). Many students take Arabic two or three times a week and add one Quran lesson a week, with teachers who are Ijazah-certified for recitation.
Why combine Arabic with Quran
Quranic Arabic uses the same letters, sounds and grammar as Modern Standard Arabic. The more Arabic you know, the more you understand what you recite, and the more you recite, the faster you remember vocabulary.
- Recite more accurately because you understand sound patterns
- Recognise common Quranic words and roots
- Build the reading speed you need for fluent recitation
- Move from reading letters to understanding meaning
How a combined plan can look
You choose the balance. A common choice is Arabic two lessons a week and one Quran lesson, with a different teacher for each subject. You can change the mix at any time.
- Arabic: Modern Standard Arabic from the alphabet or at your level
- Quran: reading, Tajweed and, if you want, memorisation
- Optional: Islamic studies in Arabic
Arabic helps your Quran, and the Quran helps your Arabic
Many words you meet in the Quran are everyday Arabic words. As your vocabulary grows, recitation starts to carry meaning, not only sound. In the other direction, reading Quran passages gives you real, carefully pronounced Arabic to practise on.
That is why many students combine both in one plan with teachers who teach both subjects.
Which should you start first?
If you cannot read Arabic letters yet, start with the letters and Quran reading basics, because the same alphabet serves both. If you can already read, you can start Modern Standard Arabic and Tajweed together.
Your teacher checks your level in the free trial lesson and suggests the order.
A sample weekly plan
A common plan is one Quran lesson and one Arabic lesson a week. Others prefer three shorter lessons: two on Quran and one on Arabic. The plan can change as your goals change.
- One Quran lesson (reading and Tajweed) each week
- One Modern Standard Arabic lesson (vocabulary, grammar) each week
- Ten minutes of daily practice between lessons
A shared foundation: the alphabet
Both subjects use the same alphabet, so the work you do in one helps the other. Learning the letters properly, with their sounds and shapes, is the foundation for Quran reading and for every Arabic lesson that follows.
For that reason we recommend learning the letters once, with a teacher, and carefully.
Prices for learn arabic and quran online
Plans start from $35 a month. Pay for 3 months and save 10%, or for 6 months and save 20%. Your first 30-minute lesson is free, and a 3-day money-back guarantee applies.
| Lessons per week | Lessons per month | Price per month |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 4 | $60 |
| 2 | 8 | $80 |
| 3 | 12 | $114 |
| 5 | 20 | $175 |
| Lessons per week | Lessons per month | Price per month |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 4 | $35 |
| 2 | 8 | $50 |
| 3 | 12 | $69 |
| 5 | 20 | $105 |
Meet some of our tutors
Native Arabic speakers, one-to-one, male and female teachers available.
Abdo A.
Arabic and Quran teacher, Dar El-Ulum
15 years teaching ArabicFatma A.
Arabic teacher, Al-Azhar University
10 years teaching ArabicAbdulrahman M.
Arabic teacher, Minya University
12 years teaching Arabic
What our students say
Best Arabic academy I've tried. After 4 months I can now read the Quran with confidence. The teachers are patient and genuinely qualified.
Amina K.Toronto, Canada · Quran and Tajweed · 4 months
I needed Arabic for my NGO role in the Middle East. The Professional Arabic course was exactly right: practical, focused, and extremely good value.
David M.Washington DC, USA · Professional Arabic · 6 months
My 7-year-old daughter loves her lessons. She went from knowing nothing to reading simple words in 3 months. The teacher uses games and songs.
Sarah T.London, UK · Arabic for Kids · 3 months
Questions students ask
Should I learn Arabic before the Quran?
You can start both together. If you cannot read Arabic yet, the first Quran lessons teach the letters and sounds, so you progress in both at once.
Will I understand the Quran after learning Arabic?
Arabic lessons build the vocabulary and grammar behind Quranic Arabic. Understanding grows steadily with study. We do not promise a timeline.
Can the same teacher teach both?
Often, but not always. Quran lessons are taught by Ijazah-certified teachers, and we match you with the best teacher for each subject.
Can the same teacher teach me both?
Often yes. Several of our teachers teach both Arabic and Quran. Tell us your goals and we match you with the right teacher.
Do I need Arabic to start Quran lessons?
No. Quran lessons start from the letters and sounds, and no previous Arabic is needed.
Can I switch between Arabic and Quran lessons?
Yes. You can change the balance as your goals change, for example more Quran lessons before Ramadan.
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