Introducing myself

[Silas]

Hello:

I live in the USA, and while not Muslim, I have an interest in Islam, Arab and Persian history, and religion in general.

My teenage son wishes to learn Arabic (so do I), and we live in an area with many Muslim people. It is one of the most internationally diverse places in North America.

I thought this would be a good place to connect with people who are knowledgable about Islam. Forgive me in advance for any questions that might seem silly

Thanks

/Silas

 

[noraina]

Hello,

And welcome to this forum, you'll find that it is a friendly and very informative place to learn about Islam and Muslims in'sha'Allah.

I'm at the moment learning Arabic myself, it's a bit of a challenge but with enough dedication and effort you can make huge progress and it's very rewarding.

By the way, there is no such thing as a silly question To be honest not enough people do ask questions these days.

 

[*charisma*]

Hi,

Welcome to the forum. I lived a couple of hours away from Chicago, and you're right, it's quite diverse.

I think the easiest way for your son to learn Arabic is to make some arab friends. Universities also give arabic courses (but that may be expensive).

Feel free to ask any questions!

 

[sister herb]

Hello to you

Welcome to forum. As said, here are many friendly people whose try their best to help you with your questions. Hopely you will enjoy your time in here.

 

[azc]

Hello: I live in the USA, and while not Muslim, I have an interest in Islam, Arab and Persian history, and religion in general. My teenage son wishes to learn Arabic (so do I), and we live in an area with many Muslim people. It is one of the most internationally diverse places in North America. I thought this would be a good place to connect with people who are knowledgable about Islam. Forgive me in advance for any questions that might seem silly Thanks /Silas

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