I want to learn Arabic! HELP!

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true true but i would like private teacher- i hope its cheap and afforadly =]

we will do it maybe in fasting?? more beauty and more special???
 
Bub said:
My best friend and I want to learn arabic language but we find it very HARD.:exhausted Any recommened we can get arabic lessons for FREE???

Many thanks :thumbs_up
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The first thing you need to realize is that learning a new language takes time. You will need to have realistic goal of atleast 1 year of hard work. When I say hardwork I mean you study everyday for atleast 1 hour or 2. Then you should be able to after an year you should be able to understand some arabic. I would recommend Madinah University books 1,2, and 3. Also, a software called "My arabic teacher". Go through both of these programs together. My arabic teacher is good software because you can memorize bunch of essays and read short stories in arabic with word for word translation and the words are read out to you by a native speaker. The software is really good and anyone that wants to learn arabic should really consider buying the software. DO NOT waste your time or money on Rosetta Stone, Teach yourself arabic, and some other cheap softwares. Just stick to Madinah and My arabic teacher. Spend more time on my arabic teacher you should be able to learn a lot of arabic.

If you do not know how to read or write I would recommend Alif Baa arabic book. These three programs should be more then enough to get you started into your quest of learning arabic inshallah.

http://www.languagequest.com/home/product.php?prodCode=ABALSDVD&lang=Arabic

http://www.arabicteacher.com/

http://www.kalamullah.com/learning-arabic.html
 
Madinah Arabic Books for english speakers is the best. Check at your local university. Sometimes they have evening Arabic classes arranged by the Islamic Society. It helps A LOT when you have a teacher going through the book with you.
 
I went to a Arabic course at mosque last weds but it seemed a bit advanced, words for things etc rather than alphabet first. So I am going to wait till next 3 month course starts there and in meantime I have just started Madhina Arabics website course, its free and broken right down, have just been sounding out alphabet, and mashAllah my kids have been copying me. I think we need to talk also with Arabic speakers but small steps will do it. May Allah improve ourknowledge of Arabic, Ameen.
 
Banu_Hashim said:
Madinah Arabic Books for english speakers is the best. Check at your local university. Sometimes they have evening Arabic classes arranged by the Islamic Society. It helps A LOT when you have a teacher going through the book with you.
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There are videos on the websites its almost the same as teacher going through with you.
 
^ Yeah, but it's not the same as a teacher answering questions you might have or explaining the grammar of something using examples if you don't understand first time.
 
I use to find and collecting Arabic loan words from my native language when I learned Arabic during my schooling time. The problem is only contextual meaning and grammar. Maybe you can adapt Arabic script in your native language once you grab the way to write it. That'll help your younger generation learning Arabic. For free Arabic lesson, actually you can learn it through Quran. You just need a teacher to teach you Quran and you already at the entrance of knowledges, everything begins from Quran (Words of G-d) : D
 
wow! thank you all very much, i wanted to do it during the fasting for a month, more special! inshaAllah, i will ask a friend of mine and she is a good muslim, good thing is that she live near me so we can study in our local libirary after all. Thank you all, i will try out the website when i come back to UK from africa InshaAllah.
 
The great news is that I learnt Arabic about 3 hours and 15 mins on last friday, My aunt's neighbour, i made a new friend wirth adorable girl anyway I asked her to teach me, Allah might bless her. Allah made it easy for me, MashaAllah, i learnt the basic letters like Gim, Baa, Ken, Noon etc etc i know the arabic numbers, whoooa!!! im so pleased and proud of myself. MashaAllah ;D Might Allah bless you all for help me with the first step!! Peace
 
Salam,

Masha-Allah, sister you are doing great. You should celebrate it. May Allah grant you with reward for all of your efforts in learning Arabic and made it easy always for you and us in learning Arabic, Insha-Allah : )
 
malayloveislam said:
Salam,

Masha-Allah, sister you are doing great. You should celebrate it. May Allah grant you with reward for all of your efforts in learning Arabic and made it easy always for you and us in learning Arabic, Insha-Allah : )
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Thank you, brother. Yeh!! im save it up for Eid, insha'Allah. ;D Yeh, its really great! thats not hard as i thought it would be! A, Ba, Ta, Sa, Gim, Ha, Kha
and speaking isnt too bad but the order is a bit hard so i need to pratice it every days inshaAllah
 
Asalam! Funny thing is that i know arabic number, mashaAllah but its take me ages for read and understand it. So inshaAllah i will take time to settle down with the numbers, inshaAllah. I got back to home safe from Africa, thanks Allah. So i will try to learn arabic more online like u all recommended websites to me. Anyway Ramadaan Kermeen!
 
At the moment its take me ages to learn the basic due to my bad memory, but might Allah make it easy for me, Ameen! Make a du'a for me, pls!
 
MashAllah sis! :D

It's great that your learning Arabic. May Allah make things easy on you.

I'm an American convert and really need to learn Arabic also. When I do I'll need to start from the basics also. :)

Jazak Allah Khair
 

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