Welcome, Zarsh! At 8 years old, Zarsh is embarking on one of the most rewarding journeys of a Muslim’s life—learning to read the words of Allah. This course is specially crafted for young beginners to make the Arabic script feel familiar and friendly. We understand that seeing a new language can be tricky at first, so we use a step-by-step method that builds confidence, turning strange shapes into familiar sounds.
Our classes focus on building a strong foundation in Tajweed (proper pronunciation) without making it feel like a heavy set of rules. Zarsh will learn in a supportive environment where we celebrate every small victory, from mastering the alphabet to reading the first full word. By the end of this course, Zarsh will not only recognize Arabic letters but will be able to read simple sentences and short Surahs with a beautiful, correct accent.

This curriculum is designed to be interactive and paced perfectly for an 8-year-old’s attention span.
Module 1: The Alphabet & Articulation (Makharij)
Letter Mastery: Identifying the 29 letters and their dot placements.
Correct Pronunciation: Learning exactly which part of the mouth uses to make each sound (e.g., the difference between “Seen” and “Thaa”).
Heavy vs. Light: Distinguishing between letters that fill the mouth (like Saad) and those that are light.
Module 2: The Sounds of Arabic (Harakat)
The Vowels: Introduction to the three short movements: Fatha (top), Kasra (bottom), and Damma (round).
The Stretch: Learning the Long Vowels (Madd) and how to elongate sounds properly (e.g., Ba vs. Baa).
Double Trouble: Understanding Tanween (double vowels) and the “N” sound they create.
Module 3: Building Words (Joining Letters)
Connecting Shapes: How letters change their look when they are at the beginning, middle, or end of a word.
The Stop (Sukoon): Learning how to pause on a letter to link sounds together (e.g., Meem with Sukoon).
Spelling Practice: Using the “Hajje” method to break down and read new words independently.
Module 4: First Recitations
Fluency Practice: Reading 3-letter and 4-letter words without spelling them out.
Short Surahs: Memorizing and reading the final 3 Surahs (Al-Ikhlas, Al-Falaq, An-Nas).
Basic Adab: Learning the respect and manners required when holding and reading the Quran.