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Qur'anic Arabic

Listen to the imam, then learn each word's meaning, its root, and why it ends in fathah, dammah or kasrah. Explained simply, sourced from named kitabs.

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The basic curriculum

The lessons build up step by step: at most 3 new things in each lesson, and what has been learnt is repeated whenever it comes up again. See the order, from the introduction lesson to Ayat Kursi.

See the basic curriculum

One short formula for each thing learnt, with an example from the lessons and the kitab sentence it rests on.

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How it works

  1. Pick an ayah, then click “Start the lesson”. The imam recites the ayah, then the lesson explains each word, step by step. You can pause at any time.
  2. Short exercises come up inside the lesson, with no time limit. After that the lesson moves on to the next ayah by itself.
  3. Want to read more? Open “Full material for this ayah” under the lesson: each word's card, the exercises and the references.

How we build the lessons

  • A real imam's voice

    Every ayah in the lessons is recited by a human reciter, the imam Mishary Alafasy, and every word played one by one is a word recording from Quran.com. The AI voice of the narrator Kang Nandar explains in Indonesian, and voices only parts of words, letters, practice forms and runs of several words that have no word recording.

  • Sourced, not invented

    Every meaning, i'rab note and hadith is quoted from a named kitab or dataset, with its reference.

  • AI-assisted, sourced from kitabs

    Explanations are prepared with AI help from named kitabs. This is learning material, not a fatwa: check the references, and ask a teacher when in doubt.

Want to read more?Search the Qur'an, hadith and classical kitabs in the Dakwah-Lens Kitab Library