Why Learn Reading Arabic
At Quran Ayat, our professional Arabic Language tutors will make you familiar with the basics of reading the Arabic language.
All letters, their forms, makharij, and add-ons like ‘zer’or “kasrah” and ‘zabar’ or “Fatha” will be taught to you to smooth your recitation and reading of the Holy Quran.
In the reading Arabic course, we will provide Arabic Phonetics training in every lesson in order to improve your pronunciation and qualify you for the next level of Arabic learning. Exercises and Tests will further fasten your grip on the concepts.
in the reading Arabic course Your teacher will train you to read words, then short sentences and long sentences.
Our Arabic teachers will help you get familiar will all the basics, revise your concepts, revisit the wrong concepts you might have acquired from elsewhere, and then correct them.
We will put all our efforts to make sure you get to the perfection level of reading Arabic.
Through worksheets and thorough discussions, repeated tests, and quizzes, we will make sure you master all aspects of Arabic Recitation. So, get yourself registered for the “Reading Arabic” course and read Arabic like natives.
Benefits of Learning Arabic Reading
There are many virtues that an individual gains from learning Arabic reading.
Top benefits of learning how to read Arabic are:
1. Arabic connects you to hundreds of millions of speakers around the globe
Arabic, counting its many varieties, is the fifth-most spoken language in the world, with over 200 million native speakers of Arabic and more than 400 million total speakers of the language.
2. Arabic connects you to Arab-American communities
In the United States, more than one million Americans speak Arabic at home, making it the fastest growing second language in the United States since 2010. These 1 million are among an estimated 3.6 million Americans total of Arab origin. These people make up diverse communities that represent different religions (primarily Christian and Muslim), countries of origin, and cultures, including first-generation immigrants and families who have been in the United States for generations.
3. Arabic connects you to adherents of the world’s third-largest religion
The Arabic language also holds special a significance for Muslims around the world who make up 23 percent of the world’s population. Although most of these 1.6 billion Muslims do not speak Arabic as a native language, many Muslims learn Arabic as a language of religious study and prayer.
4. Arabic is a bridge to international affairs and global politics
Arabic is one of the six official UN languages, and it is the official or co-official language of 27 countries. Developments in the Arabic-speaking world have played an outsize role in the news and diplomacy of recent events.
5. Arabic will set you apart
By learning Arabic, you will distinguish yourself as a student who is willing to break the mold and try something different from the norm. This fact alone is enough to set yourself apart when applying for colleges, scholarships, and special programs.
