Private one-to-one lessons and small live groups for non-Arabic speakers. Every course is shaped around your level, your goal and your pace.
Lessons in English or Arabic · Based in Libya (UTC+2) · Usually replies within a few hours
One halqa is running right now, and a new one opens in October. Both are also available as private lessons whenever suits you.
We are moving through the life of the Prophet ﷺ session by session — Makkah, the Hijrah, Madinah — with the context behind each event and what it asks of us.
A day in the life of the Prophet ﷺ from waking to sleeping — his worship, his manners, his habits — and how to bring that shape into your own day.
Prefer to study alone? Every course here can be taught one-to-one, starting any week of the year.
Five courses, each available privately or in a small group. If what you want is not listed, ask — most students end up with something built for them.
Speak, listen and build real Arabic from zero, or from wherever you stopped. Grammar comes in only as far as it serves you actually using the language.
Pricing on request
BookThe alphabet, the letter shapes, the vowel marks — then real reading with tashkeel, until the script stops looking like decoration and starts being words.
Pricing on request
BookPatient recitation lessons for children, with the rules of Tajweed taught by ear and by example rather than as a list to memorise.
Pricing on request
BookThe life of the Prophet ﷺ told as one continuous story, with the history around it kept intact. Currently running as a weekly group.
Pricing on request
BookHis day from morning to night — worship, manners, work, rest — and the practical shape it gives to an ordinary day now.
Pricing on request
BookI teach ongoing groups and I take private students. Neither is the fallback for the other — they suit different people, and some students do both.
You learn alongside a handful of other students in a fixed weekly halqa. Questions get asked out loud, and the group keeps everyone moving.
The whole session is yours. We set the pace, the times and the syllabus around you, and you can start in any week of the year.
Arabic, Qur'an, Islamic Studies and Sira
I have taught more than 300 students — on Preply, on other platforms, and in real classrooms with a blackboard, notebooks and children sitting on the carpet. I teach Arabic, Qur'an recitation, Islamic Studies and the Sira. What I care about is that a lesson lands: that you leave it able to do something you could not do an hour earlier.
WhatsApp or Telegram, in English or Arabic. Tell me what you want to learn and roughly where you are now.
We meet for a short first session, find your real level, and agree on a plan. Nothing to pay for this one.
A fixed weekly slot if you join a group, or times chosen around your timezone if you study privately.
You get the material after each session, and we keep track of what has been covered so nothing quietly gets lost.
Real sessions — a blackboard, open notebooks, a manuscript on the screen, children on the carpet.
Every review below was left by a verified student on Preply.
Really great teacher, I'm having a lot of fun. He is super friendly and is helping me a lot with my speaking skills. Definitely recommend him!
An excellent teacher, very patient and able to identify areas I struggle with and how I can improve. Highly recommend!
He is reliable, punctual, and very dedicated to his work. I can recommend him without reservation and am very satisfied with his teaching. Particularly noteworthy is his ability to explain the correct pronunciation (Tajwīd) in an understandable way.
If you carry a significant portion of the Noble Qur'an in your memory, there is a standing discount on every course on this page. Mention it when you message and it is applied — no forms, no proof asked for.
In appreciation of what you already carry.
No. Several of my students began at the alphabet. Lessons are taught in English and shift into more Arabic as you grow into it.
Usually 45 to 60 minutes for adults and 30 to 45 for children. We adjust once we both see what holds attention and what does not.
Yes. The first short session is a trial: we check your level, talk through your goal, and agree on a plan. You decide afterwards whether to continue.
A phone or laptop with a stable connection, and something to write in. Any material you need is sent to you before we meet.
Google Meet, or the Preply classroom — those two for now. Booking through Preply keeps the scheduling and the payment in one place.
Yes — and not only the recitation course. Every course here is built to work for young learners, with the pace, the examples and the length of the session adjusted to their age. Parents are welcome to sit in on the first lessons.
I teach across a wide spread of hours, from early morning through to late evening. Send me your city or your timezone and I will send back the slots that work.
A message is enough to begin — no form to fill in, no account to make. I answer in English or Arabic.
Usually replies within a few hours (UTC+2). Group seats and private lessons are both open.
