Students will develop the ability to read the Qur’an with correct articulation of letters, ensuring proper pronunciation and fluency. They will also learn to speak and write about themselves and their daily routines as practicing Muslims, building confidence in using the Arabic language in everyday contexts.

The course will introduce key Islamic topics in Arabic, including the Prophet’s migration, Wudu (ablution), daily prayers, paying Zakat, fasting during Ramadan, performing Umrah and Hajj, and the Islamic etiquettes of eating. Alongside this, students will learn and understand various Islamic Du’as (supplications), as well as the words and meanings of the Adhan and Iqama, and the essential recitations required during daily prayers.

In addition, students will gain an understanding of the meanings of a significant portion of the Qur’an, helping them connect more deeply with its message. They will also explore the meanings of selected famous Ahadith, enhancing their overall knowledge of Islamic teachings and values.