Arabic with AMAU Explained

Arabic with AMAU is a comprehensive Arabic language program designed to help students understand the Qur’an and Islamic texts.

The program focuses on developing the key skills needed to read and understand Arabic, including vocabulary, grammar, and sentence structure.

Lessons are structured so students gradually build their understanding of the language. Over time, students become more comfortable reading Arabic texts and understanding the meanings behind them.

Arabic with AMAU is beneficial for students who want to deepen their connection with the Qur’an and gain direct access to classical Islamic sources.

Will this program make me fluent in the language? How long will it take?

Fluency varies from person to person and depends on your effort, consistency, and practice.
This course is designed to help you build a solid foundation and reach a level of basic fluency—enough to understand and communicate in everyday situations, provided you revise and apply what you learn. Reaching native-level fluency usually takes several years of continued study beyond the course, but this program sets you firmly on the right path.

Does this course focus on Classical Arabic or Conversational Arabic?

This course primarily focuses on Classical Arabic. However, we plan to introduce content covering conversational Arabic and local dialects in the future, إن شاء الله.

Will I be able to understand the Qur’an, ḥadīth, and statements of the scholars?

By the end of the course, you will be able to understand many of the commonly used words and phrases found in the Qur’an, ḥadīth, and scholarly texts. However, to fully grasp more complex or less frequent vocabulary, referring to a dictionary may still be necessary.

How many words will I know by the end of the program?

The final word count is yet to be confirmed as the course is still in progress. However, we estimate that students will learn over 2,000 words, إن شاء الله.

How long will the program continue?

The program will continue until Section 15 is completed. We expect the remaining content to be completed within a year, إن شاء الله.

Will there be lessons on different dialects?

At present, there are no dedicated lessons on dialects. The focus remains on Classical Arabic. However, we plan to introduce content related to dialects in Section 15, إن شاء الله.

Will I receive any certificates? Are they accredited? Can I use them for a job, university, or tazkiyyah?

Students who pass the exams will receive a signed certificate from the instructor confirming completion of the course. These certificates are not accredited and are intended for personal achievement. They are not meant for official use in academic institutions, professional settings, or as tazkiyyah.

I’ve already studied Arabic / I’m an Arab / I’ve completed other books. Where should I start?

We suggest watching the first video of each section to see which level suits you best. Since we don’t offer placement tests, the best way to find your starting point is by assessing it yourself. If a section feels too basic, move forward. If it seems too advanced, go back to the previous one until you find the right fit.

Should I start with Arabic with AMAU or the Student of Knowledge program?

If your goal is to become a student of knowledge, we recommend starting with the Student of Knowledge program. It includes access to Arabic with AMAU, allowing you to focus on Arabic while also exploring other areas of Islamic learning that interest you.

📺 Watch this video by Ustadh Muhammad Tim for more details:
Should I Learn Arabic First? || Ustadh Muhammad Tim Humble || AMAU Academy

Does this program teach Naḥw or Ṣarf?

This course covers the basics of Arabic grammar and language. However, it does not go into advanced Naḥw (syntax) or Ṣarf (morphology). For deeper study in these areas, we recommend following the language pathway in the Student of Knowledge program, إن شاء الله.

I already know basic Arabic. Should I join this course?

If you can already read Arabic and understand some basic vocabulary, this course can still help you improve. It focuses on building practical language skills, expanding your vocabulary, and helping you understand Arabic in real contexts.
If you’re looking for advanced grammar (Naḥw), morphology (Ṣarf) and rhetoric (Balaghah), you may want to look into the Student of Knowledge program instead.
It depends on your goal—this course is great if you want to strengthen your foundation and improve your understanding step by step.

How many sections are in this course?

The course will consist of 15 sections in total, إن شاء الله. Some sections have already been released, while others will be added as the program continues.

After finishing the course, will I be able to read books of ḥadīth, tafsīr, fiqh, and other Islamic texts?

Yes. The course includes lessons in tafsīr, ḥadīth explanation, and a fiqh text, which help students gradually build the ability to read Arabic books and Islamic texts with confidence. A dictionary may still be needed for rare or advanced vocabulary.

What language level will I reach by the end of the course?

That depends on your effort and consistency. The more time you put into learning and revising, the stronger your Arabic will become. The course is designed to take you from a beginner level to a stage where you can understand and engage with Arabic texts confidently, إن شاء الله.

Can children under 18 take this course?

Yes, they can. The course even includes Arabic children’s stories to help build vocabulary. However, the content becomes more advanced as the course progresses, so very young learners may find some parts challenging.

My kids are too young for this course. Do you have content for younger learners?

Yes! We offer a program called Qur’anic Arabic on our other platform, AMAU Junior, designed specifically for younger Muslims. It introduces selected Qur’anic words through engaging animations to help children understand and enjoy learning Arabic.

📺 Watch an episode for free here:
SNEAK PEEK: Quranic Verbs for Youngsters || AMAU Junior

How do I know if this course is right for me? How can I see what’s taught in each section?

You can create a free account to access the first video of every section. This allows you to explore the content, teaching style, and difficulty level before deciding whether the course is a good fit for you.

Now I am studying Arabic Language from other tutor and half syllabus is completed , so should I complete my syllabus first or leave that Arabic Language program and join this Program ?

May I know what is Arabic mentorship program? In this will you teach Beyond Section 12? Arabic with AMAU is best for understanding Quranic Arabic or spoken Arabic or both..?? Arabic mentorship program focuses on practicing spoken Arabic or analysing Quranic Arabic grammar? Will love classes taken under this? What if the number of students filled.. then I have to apply after 6 month cycle? How is this program different with Prep for Itqan exam Science of Language and logic??