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Zarghoon Education Foundation

Quranic Arabic

Build the grammar (Nahw), morphology (Sarf) and vocabulary needed to understand the Arabic of the Quran.

60% theory · 40% practical

  • For: Students who want to understand the Quran in Arabic; Learners who have completed Quran Translation or Nazra
  • Duration24 weeks
  • Modules4 modules
  • Learning modeOnline, in Pakistan and abroad
  • EligibilityAble to read Arabic script
  • AssessmentFinal proficiency assessment
  • Next batchEnrolling now: group classes or 1-to-1
Two children reading the Quran on prayer mats, seen from above
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Fee a month, per student (PKR)
ClassFeeMaleFemale
Group class (1 hour)5,0002,5002,000
1-to-1 (30 minutes)10,0005,0004,000

Foundation discount for every student: 50% for male and 60% for female students.

Course Outline

  • 4 modules
  • 4 hands-on tasks
  • 72 guided hours
  1. 1Weeks 1–5: Building Blocks5 topics · 15 hours

    Topics

    • Arabic language introduction
    • Alphabet and writing review
    • Ism, Fi'l and Harf
    • Masculine and feminine
    • Singular, dual and plural

    You Will Be Able To

    • Identify nouns, verbs and particles, gender and number

    Hands-on

    • Short exercises in every class
  2. 2Weeks 6–10: Words and Simple Sentences6 topics · 15 hours

    Topics

    • Pronouns
    • Demonstrative nouns
    • Prepositions
    • Basic vocabulary
    • Nominal sentences
    • Verbal sentences

    You Will Be Able To

    • Read and build simple nominal and verbal sentences

    Hands-on

    • Translate simple Quranic sentences
  3. 3Weeks 11–18: Nahw and Sarf7 topics · 24 hours

    Topics

    • Introduction to Nahw
    • Introduction to Sarf
    • Root letters
    • Past tense
    • Present tense
    • Command forms
    • Verb patterns

    You Will Be Able To

    • Find the root of a word and recognise its tense and pattern

    Hands-on

    • Morphology and parsing exercises
  4. 4Weeks 19–24: Quranic Sentence Analysis5 topics · 18 hours

    Topics

    • I'rab
    • Quranic sentence analysis
    • Vocabulary development
    • Reading comprehension
    • Final proficiency assessment

    You Will Be Able To

    • Analyse and understand Quranic sentences at this level

    Hands-on

    • Written assignments and the final proficiency assessment

Who It's for and Eligibility

Who It's For

  • Students who want to understand the Quran in Arabic
  • Learners who have completed Quran Translation or Nazra

Eligibility

  • Able to read Arabic script
  • A phone, tablet or computer with a stable internet connection, in Pakistan or abroad

Your Path Through This Course

  1. LearnLearn: short live lessons with your teacher
  2. PracticePractise: activities, demonstrations and practice at home
  3. ProveProve: oral, practical or written checks on each topic
  4. PreparePrepare: revision with your teacher
  5. ProgressProgress: a teacher-approved final assessment and your next course

How You're Assessed

Teacher-set quizzes and written assignments through the course, then a final proficiency assessment of vocabulary, grammar and comprehension.

  1. Assessment 1After modules 1–3
  2. Final assessmentAfter all 4 modules, for your certificate
Certificate of competenceQuranic ArabicA ZEF certificate is issued once your teacher approves the final proficiency assessment.QR code, verifiable on the ZEF website

About This Course

A 24-week online Quranic Arabic course. It moves from the parts of speech, gender, number and pronouns to nominal and verbal sentences, Nahw and Sarf, root letters, verb tenses and patterns, I’rab and analysis of Quranic sentences.

4 live online classes a week: 1 hour in a group class, 30 minutes 1-to-1.

Vocabulary is learnt by root word, with Quranic examples. Grammar is always practised on Quranic sentences.

Questions

What level is the Quranic Arabic course?

It starts from the beginning of Arabic grammar: you only need to read Arabic script. It moves through parts of speech, sentences, Nahw and Sarf to analysing Quranic sentences, so by the end you can work out the structure and meaning of many Ayat yourself.

How is Quranic Arabic different from spoken Arabic?

This course teaches the grammar and vocabulary of the Quran, for understanding what you read and recite. For speaking Arabic at work, ZEF Languages has a separate Spoken & Workplace Arabic training focused on conversation in the Gulf.

Questions Before You Enrol?

Leave your details and a counsellor will call or WhatsApp you to answer your questions and check this course fits your goals.

Overseas? Start with your country code, e.g. +44 7123 456789.

No account needed. A counsellor replies within 24 working hours.

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