🎉Asalamu Alaykum! Looking to learn Arabic and how to read The Qur'an from a qualified expert? Check out my teacher's profile on iTalki 😎👇🏼: www.italki.com/en/teacher/8610177
What is your study process? Can you make a video on how you learned? I’m also a English revert (American) I have been studying Fusha by myself for over a year but the progress and slow and haven’t been able to find a effective ways to practice speaking and listening.
I will try to make a video some time Insha Allah. I started with the medina books. They are slow but very good for a foundation (don’t expect to learn to speak with these books - it’s not the goal). After this I moved on to “Arabic between your hands” which focuses on speaking. To practice speaking you need to find someone to practice with who knows Arabic well, which can be hard. Keep making dua and Allah will provide the means, don’t give up, as you said it’s very slow. If you need links to resources, let me know
@@queztlcoatl8820 I started here with the medina books: abdurrahman.org/arabic-learning/madina-arabic/ This playlist was very beneficial: ruclips.net/channel/UCcO1BkkqmX5EZW5jhx505eQplaylists There are other teachers of the book which go all the way through to the end (Which you can find on youtube), sometimes I watched more than one teacher explain the same lesson to see it explained in different ways (If I was finding it difficult). If you make dua and search online/local community you may find someone willing to teach you for free. One of the main reasons I suggest starting with the medina books is that you can study them by yourself (Althought its difficult and you'll make far more mistakes long term) and secondly the book has been fully explained from the beginning to end on youtube. This means that if you cannot continue with your teacher, you're still able to continue by yourself whilst you search for another teacher. I went through 4 teachers over the course of 3 years (Due to life circumstances with either myself or them)
🎉Asalamu Alaykum! Looking to learn Arabic and how to read The Qur'an from a qualified expert? Check out my teacher's profile on iTalki 😎👇🏼:
www.italki.com/en/teacher/8610177
What is your study process? Can you make a video on how you learned? I’m also a English revert (American) I have been studying Fusha by myself for over a year but the progress and slow and haven’t been able to find a effective ways to practice speaking and listening.
I will try to make a video some time Insha Allah. I started with the medina books. They are slow but very good for a foundation (don’t expect to learn to speak with these books - it’s not the goal). After this I moved on to “Arabic between your hands” which focuses on speaking. To practice speaking you need to find someone to practice with who knows Arabic well, which can be hard. Keep making dua and Allah will provide the means, don’t give up, as you said it’s very slow.
If you need links to resources, let me know
@@thinkrevert jazak allah kheir akhi, yes i think we would all appreciate the resources tremendously assalamu alaykeem
@@queztlcoatl8820 I started here with the medina books: abdurrahman.org/arabic-learning/madina-arabic/
This playlist was very beneficial: ruclips.net/channel/UCcO1BkkqmX5EZW5jhx505eQplaylists
There are other teachers of the book which go all the way through to the end (Which you can find on youtube), sometimes I watched more than one teacher explain the same lesson to see it explained in different ways (If I was finding it difficult). If you make dua and search online/local community you may find someone willing to teach you for free.
One of the main reasons I suggest starting with the medina books is that you can study them by yourself (Althought its difficult and you'll make far more mistakes long term) and secondly the book has been fully explained from the beginning to end on youtube. This means that if you cannot continue with your teacher, you're still able to continue by yourself whilst you search for another teacher. I went through 4 teachers over the course of 3 years (Due to life circumstances with either myself or them)
Asalamo ‘alaikum do you live in US?
Wa alaykum salaam, I live in the UK :)
I would like to learn. What is this game?
It’s a game on Roblox, I can’t remember what the name is. We’re using it as help learn the language however the game itself is not designed for this.
@@thinkrevert ahh.. I see. Thanku. 🙏