Hello All,
I started learning arabic a year ago but i did fall off the wagon and i feel my level really fell off now.
I want to start over and learn again.
I can help you with learning english.
I am told it's a scripture. Thanks.
I am currently interested in Muqatta'at (المقطعات) or numerology behind Arabic letters. I am also interested in Al-Kimiya (Arabic: الكيمياء) or the alchemy of transmutation from understanding the language. I am wondering if there are any resources or book recommendations so I can start learning
I have the belief that learning Arabic will make me better at Math and Programming and am interested in the works of Muḥammad ibn Mūsā al-Khwārizmī
Persian contributor to algebra
My uncle’s first name was Tayib and I want to get a necklace with that name on it in Arabic script.
How do you write the name Tayib in Arabic? Is it differently written as a Moroccan? Any answers or explanations from fluent/native speakers and writers especially will be helpful.
I am also wondering how you would spell that name in English if you were writing it out? I notice that Tayib is a less common spelling than Tayeb, Tayyeb, etc. But my parents wrote Tayib so I have gone with that spelling.
Also, do you know if that name is still commonly used for boys in Morocco? Do you know anyone named Tayib? How do they spell it?
I am Moroccan but I am estranged from my parents and relatives, otherwise I would have asked them these questions. Thank you for sharing with me!
Hi! I’m a native Arabic speaker looking for an English language exchange partner.
Hi! I’m going to be a second grade teacher of multilingual learners next year, many of whom speak Arabic. On my door, I would love to have “Yay! You’re here!” posted in each language spoken in my classroom. How would the phrase be written in Arabic? I don’t trust google to translate colloquial language. Thank you all!
Salaam All,
I need your help, small team of us have created an app to help understand the most of the Qur'an buy learning the most common 300 words.
We need tester to join a closed group to feedback on the app and InshAllah share in the reward.
The app will be published completely free with no ads or tracking IA. Our main frustration is that people price islamic literature to high so its out of reach to the many.
The Intention is to help people learn the Quran and understanding it for free. Our reward is with Allah swt and please join us and share in that reward.
It come off the back of many books being available but either they are expensive or not fit for the digital world we live in currently.
If you are interested, please join the alpha testing group details are below:
Step 1 — Join the tester group first: https://groups.google.com/g/quran-words-300-testers
Step 2 — After joining the group, open this Google Play testing link: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.easyquran.words
Step 3 — Click “Become a tester”.
Step 4 — Install Quran Words 300 from Google Play.
Step 5: Share feedback
Important: Please use the same Google account for joining the tester group and installing the app from Google Play.
If you see “App not available”, it usually means you have not joined the tester group first, or you are using a different Google account on Google Play.
Please keep the app installed and use it a few times over the next 14 days so the testing period counts properly.
JazakAllah khair for your support. May Allah reward you for helping with this project
Are you trying to learn Arabic but finding it tough? Want to understand Egyptian movies, music, or just chat with friends? I’m here to help!
I am a native Arabic speaker from Egypt. Because I’ve been through the journey of learning languages myself, I know exactly how to make it easy for you. I speak fluent English and German (Deutsch), which means:
What I offer:
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If you're interested or have any questions, feel free to send me a DM or comment below. Let’s get started! 🚀
Hi, i started taking a course for arabic language. I am a beginner and would like to converse with someone to improve my spoken arabic dialect and better understanding of the language. In return, i can teach you English.
Any leads would be appreciated.
I grew up speaking Arabic every day but I never really knew the language. I'd use words without understanding where they came from, what they carried, how old they were. The classical dictionaries had all the answers but they felt like they belonged to scholars, not to someone like me. So I made something for myself — an app called Kalima (كلمة).
It gives you one word at a time, with its meaning straight from the classical dictionaries — Lisan al-Arab, Al-Sihah, Maqayis al-Lugha. You can explore a word's root and see all the words that share it, and suddenly you realize words you thought had nothing in common are actually family. You can trace a word back across Semitic languages — Akkadian, Syriac, Ugaritic, Aramaic — and see it written in the original ancient scripts. There's also a writing pad where you write in Arabic and it suggests synonyms and rhymes as you go.
The whole thing works offline, no account needed, no ads. It's free on iOS and Android. I just wanted to feel closer to my language, and I hope it does the same for someone else.
Android - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.elmokhtbr.kalima
iOS - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/kalima-كلمة/id6783453396
If you’re learning Egyptian Arabic, here’s a phrase you’ll hear all the time:
مشي حالك
Mashii ḥālak
It literally means “make it work,” but depending on the situation, it can mean:
Examples:
👤 A: I don’t have enough time to cook.
👤 B: مشي حالك بأي حاجة.
“Just make do with whatever you have.”
It’s one of those expressions that sounds very Egyptian and comes up in everyday conversations.
What’s your favorite Egyptian Arabic word or phrase you’ve learned so far? Or if you’re a beginner, what’s one expression you’d like me to explain next?
I am writing a card for my significant other, and I do not know Arabic very well but I wanted to write at least this phrase in Arabic for her. Is there a way to write this out in Arabic?
looking for experience Arabic teacher to teach me basic Arabic
I’m planning on moving to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia and I was wondering if I should learn the Jeddah dialect first or MSA first?
hi. i wanna learn arabic. im a native turkish speaker and i know english pretty well so i can use materials in those languages. i know how to read quran so sounds and letters are no issue. i have also studied verb derivation system(sarf: emsile, bina maksut) and arabic syntax(nahw: avamil, izhar, kafiye) in some kind of a madrasa. however, im not good at vocab and practical skills. i tried duolingo but unskippable sound and letter exercises make it very boring and inefficient. what can i do and which resources can i use to learn arabic?
If you want to learn arabic while reading novels/books (IMO the best way to progress as a native speaker), There is this new website for novels in arabic that's neat:
Hi everyone, I work in the HSE (Health, Security and Environment) field in Italy and I'm currently learning some basic arabic to use in my workplace as may new workers are strugling with italian and I really worry about them understanding what should or shouldn't be done. I also feel that having someone remotelly trying to bridge the language gap could make them feel a little bit better. Atm I am really the worst at writing lol. Any advice?
Could someone please translate this for me please to English…the part next to the blue heart.