Arabic Language

The largest religion in the Middle East is Islam. The language is very important in Islam, because Muslims believe that Allah (God) used it to talk to Muhammad through the Archangel Gabriel (Jibril), giving him the Quran in Arabic. Many Arabic speakers are Muslims, but not all. So learn Arabic and become a Muslim with good understanding of meaning. Arabic course outline

Topic vocabulary

• Basic greetings and introductions.
• Talking about yourself and family.
• Conversation about different topics
• Everyday objects
• Talking about jobs and occupations.
• Making sentences from words.
• idioms

Grammar

• Plurals.
• Using adjectives.
• Possessive attached pronouns.
• Verb.
•  Active and passive.
• Simple questions what this, who is it, where is
• Start putting words together.
• Simple sentences.
• Definite article.
• Whole question letters.
• Asking who someone is (he/she).
• Punctuation.
• Introduction to possessive (my,his,her).

Skills work

• The Arabic alphabet, reading and writing.
• Joining letters to make up words and phrases.
• Listening comprehension.
• Practical drills to learn reading and writing and the alphabet.
• Arabic khitabat.

Cultural content

• Introduction to Arabic culture in people at home and in public relation.
• Every day polite language, every day religious expressions.
• Arabic as an international language and dialect.