Learn Arabic from the alphabet to a certificate.
6–8 minute lessons a day. AI checks your writing and pronunciation on the spot, and a live tutor is there when you need one. Modern Standard Arabic (Fusha): from the first letter to the At-Tanal and CEFR certificates.
Every KALIMA is one step towards the goal.
You already know Arabic words.
Kitob, maktab, ilm, vaqt, soat: hundreds of Uzbek words came from Arabic. Learn the 28 letters and you will recognise them in the original script.
From Samarkand to Fes:
28 letters, 7 stops.
Each stop brings 4 new letters, one reading rule and a caravanserai test. Scroll and the caravan sets off.
Samarkand
«Registan» means «sandy square». In the 15th century Ulugh Beg built a madrasa here where astronomy and mathematics were taught.
Baghdad
In the 9th century, Greek, Persian and Indian books were translated into Arabic at the «House of Wisdom». Al-Khwarizmi worked here.
Damascus
Damascus is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. The citadel walls stand in the middle of the city.
Petra
«Al-Khazneh» means «the treasury». The Nabataeans carved it straight into the red rock about 2,000 years ago.
Ukaz
Poets competed at the Ukaz market every year. It was one of the most famous stages of Arabic poetry.
Cairo
Bab Zuwayla was built in 1092. It is one of the three gates of old Cairo that still stand today.
Fes
Bab Bou Jeloud was built in 1913 and leads into the old city of Fes. It is tiled in blue on the outside and green on the inside.
One app. Three stages. From zero to a certificate.
Alphabet
28 letters, 7 stops, reading rules, a final exam and a certificate with a QR code.
General Arabic
A1 → A2 → B1: everyday words, grammar, listening and conversation. Levels follow the international CEFR scale.
Certificate prep
For At-Tanal Al-Arabi and CEFR B2–C1: free diagnostics, a personal plan up to exam day, timed practice exams, tutor grading and strategy lessons.
One lesson: 6–8 minutes.
No rush, no penalties.
Write your first letter right now.
Write ب with your finger
Draw a wide bowl from right to left, put one dot under it and check.
- Wide bowl
- One dot below
- Right to left
One small mark, a different sound
Pick a harakat and see how the letter is read.
A real tutor when you need one.
You learn most of it on your own. When you need a check or a live lesson, a tutor is by your side.
Tutor check
Lessons with a tutor
Are you a tutor?
Small steps become a habit.
XP, streaks and badges are only for real results: letters and words you learned.
Daily goal
Days in a row
XP and badges
Coins
The alphabet is completely free.
Free
- The whole alphabet: 28 letters, 7 stops, every reading rule
- 3 lessons of «General Arabic»
- 5 lessons, 5 writing and 5 pronunciation checks a day
- Unlimited «Repeat» practice
Unlimited
Beta discount- Everything in the free plan, without limits
- «General Arabic» in full: A1 → B1
- An AI check on every speaking step
- Explanations for wrong answers
- A discount on tutor checks
With a tutor
- 1:1 or a group of up to 6
- 15–60 minute lessons, video and whiteboard
- Homework and tutor grading
- A tutor check after each stop
The price of certificate prep will be announced when the module opens.
Frequently asked questions
Did not find an answer? Write to [email protected] or ask on Telegram.
For everyone: complete beginners, people who know a little, and those preparing for a certificate. If you start from zero, the first lesson begins with the letter ا. If you already know some Arabic, a quick test places you at the right stop or level, so you never repeat what you know.
Fusha: Modern Standard Arabic (MSA), the language of books, news and formal communication. The course teaches only the language: reading, writing, speaking and grammar.
Step by step, not all at once. The beta has the alphabet, AI checks and tutors. Then «General Arabic» (A1 → B1), then At-Tanal and CEFR prep. You have one account: when a new module opens, you continue right here.
On 10 December. People on the waitlist get the sign-in email first.
Press «Join as a tutor» and write to us. Tutors have their own panel: schedule, homework and checks.
A free diagnostic test shows your level. A personal plan is built from your exam date and target score. The five sections are practised separately, there are timed practice exams, and a tutor grades the written task and the speaking interview.
It compares what you wrote with a model and tells you which part is wrong: the bowl, the dot or the direction. For pronunciation it recognises the letter name and the word and says «correct», «close» or «try again».
Every KALIMA is one step towards the goal.
The caravan sets off soon.
Join the waitlist: you will be the first to know when the beta opens and when each new module comes out.