Assalamu Alaikum : I'm Arabic language teacher for non-native speakers :)

[mission2succeed]

Arabic is said to be the hardest language in the world to learn (particularly for English speakers), but I can tell you, it is most definitely worth it. The struggle is great but the reward is greater.

I think it depends on the individual when it comes to learning any language. If it is a language you do not use or you don't see the benefit of learning it then your efforts for acquiring it will be less. It also revolves around your past experiences towards learning a language which could affect how you approach learning any new language.

 

[mission2succeed]

My Ustaadh always quotes this ayah:
" ولقد يسرنا القرآن للذكر فهل من مدكر"
and tells us to not complain of difficulty.
If you tell yourself: "I can do it with the help of Allah and I will do my best", then you will definitely be able to do it. But nothing comes without due effort.

If you try and try and you're not getting it right, then too with your efforts is a great reward.

Anything is possible because I strongly believe with every difficulty comes ease insha'allah.

[h=2]For indeed, with hardship [will be] ease.
Indeed, with hardship [will be] ease.

(surah Ash-Sharh) Ayah 94.5-94.6[/h]

 

[mashaallah04]

Can you teach me Arabic? Its ok if you can't I just wanted to ask it will help me more on my quran

 

[Huzaifah ibn Adam]

The OP hasn't been online since the 31st of July.

 

[LAHM58]

My name is Aminat and I have been learning Arabic since January 2016. It is amazing that I have learn and Allah has bless me tremendously because I am bipolar.