Read and understand Classical Arabic, taught by a linguist
Fusha and Quranic Arabic, taught as a system
The Arabic of books, news, poetry and the Qur'an, taught as a system. Once you see how the language is built, every new word connects to ones you already know.
What you'll learn
- The script: 28 letters and their connected forms
- Reading: with vowel marks (harakat), then without
- Nahw & sarf: sentence structure and word patterns
- The root system: one root, a whole family of words
- Writing: from your first word to full paragraphs
- Quranic Arabic track: the language of the Qur'an
This path fits if…
- You want to read books, news and poetry in the original, not in translation
- You want to understand the Arabic of the Qur'an word by word (grammar and vocabulary)
- You are preparing for school or university exams, or you want to translate
How Fusha clicks: one root, a whole family of words
Every lesson follows four steps
60 minutes, one-to-one, live by video call. Each lesson moves you forward the same way.
We bring back last lesson's words and structures, spaced over time so they stay with you.
New material arrives in context, in a real sentence, phrase or verse, before any rule is named.
You speak, read or recite it yourself, with patient correction of sounds and structure.
Each lesson is logged in your student portal with what you covered and what comes next.
Hadi
A Lebanese linguist and translator with 7+ years of teaching, born into Arabic and fluent in English. Hadi teaches spoken dialect, classical Fusha and religious texts to students around the world, always one-to-one and always built around your goal.
His lessons combine a linguist's precision with a teacher's patience. You'll understand why Arabic works the way it does, not just memorise it.
Before you message
Is this Modern Standard Arabic or Classical Arabic?
Both share the same grammar and script. Hadi teaches Fusha as one system, so you can read a newspaper, a novel and a classical text with the same tools. If your goal is the Qur'an, the Quranic Arabic track focuses on its vocabulary and grammar.
I want to recite the Qur'an, not analyse its grammar. Is this the right path?
Then Religious Studies fits better: Qur'an reading, tajweed and the sciences behind the text. Choose Classical Arabic if you mainly want to understand the language.
I am a complete beginner. Can I start here?
Yes. The first lessons teach the 28 letters and their connected forms, then reading with vowel marks. Nothing is assumed.
How long is a lesson, and where?
60 minutes, one-to-one, live by video call from anywhere in the world. Hadi sends you the link before each lesson.
Can I talk to Hadi before I commit?
Yes. Everyone starts with a free consultation call on WhatsApp: you meet Hadi, talk about your goal and your level, and leave with a plan. No payment, no commitment.
Yalla, let's begin.
Your first message is your first step. Tell Hadi what you want to learn, and he'll reply personally with a plan.
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