Re: earabic learning's new courses for kids and adults
Costs an arm and a leg to learn Arabic from here. I went to the ISNA about 30 minutes away from my house and it cost me nothing except the gas money to go back and forth to the Masjid to learn Arabic. I suggest brothers and sisters find Shaykhs who they can learn from. Even for a little while. It will help them learn Arabic much more easily. You have to learn how to speak the language in order to grasp it. So someone needs to be there who knows it well.
Re: earabic learning's new courses for kids and adults
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Costs an arm and a leg to learn Arabic from here. I went to the ISNA about 30 minutes away from my house and it cost me nothing except the gas money to go back and forth to the Masjid to learn Arabic. I suggest brothers and sisters find Shaykhs who they can learn from. Even for a little while. It will help them learn Arabic much more easily. You have to learn how to speak the language in order to grasp it. So someone needs to be there who knows it well.
well ahmed i don't think it costs that much, for private tuition with a professional native.
of course free learning would be better, only it won't be as effective or beneficial than if you learn with a professional and trained teacher.
Shaykhs can't always give you the knowledge you seek.
My advice fro you and my brothers and sisters to find the must suitable teacher to your learning style.
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