Readiqraʾ
Graded stories from your first letters to the classics. Tap any word for its meaning and root, right where you found it.
The app speaks your languageIn the app, menus, lessons and word meanings come in your language, one of 17.
Learn Arabic by reading real Arabic.
Graded stories, podcasts and videos from A0 to C2. Tap any word for its meaning, root and sound, and Fasaha brings back the words you save until they stay.
Made for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Android, and explained in your own language. No streaks, no gems, no guilt: just Arabic, a little every day, until it starts to feel like yours.
Read. Listen. Speak. Remember.
Discoveriktashif
Every Arabic word grows from a root of three letters. Learn the root once and its whole family opens: the reader, the reciter, even the lectern.
Remembertadhakkar
The words you save come back inside the sentence you met them in, just before you would have forgotten them.
Watchshāhid
Shows with every line captioned in Arabic and in your language. Pause on a line and tap any word in it.
Learntaʿallam
A vocabulary course by theme, from A1 to B2. Each word comes with its sound and a sentence that uses it.
Understandifham
Grammar: 58 short stops, one rule each, from A1 to B2. Each stop sets out its rule, explained in your language.
Listenismaʿ
Every line is read aloud and lights up as you hear it, so your eyes and ears learn the same Arabic.
Speaktakallam
Short scenes from everyday life. Hear the line, build your reply, then say it out loud.
A closer look
Every screen is made for reading Arabic.
كَوْكَب
planet, starfrom Sūrat Yūsuf Arabic Wikipedia, sentence by sentence, with English underneath.
سُكَّرْ
sugarhow the Reading Key teaches the shadda Root & Mold: place each word where its root and pattern meet.
مِفْتَاح
keya word of the day Any sentence, word by word.
فَيْرُوز
turquoisetapped in an article on Samarkand Speaking scenes for everyday moments, from the bakery to the airport.
Blog
Start where you are.
11 min readHow to learn Arabic from zero: an honest first-month plan
A week-by-week first month of Arabic for self-taught beginners: daily minutes, what to do, and how to tell that it worked.
11 min readArabic graded readers for adults: what exists at each level, and how to pick yours
Adult learners of Arabic have few graded readers and no shared scale. What a levelled text controls, what exists in print and online, and one opening line from each of seven levels to find where you stand.
11 min readUnderstanding the Qurʼan in Arabic is a reading problem, not a memory problem
Most people who read the Qurʼan every day cannot read Arabic, and that is the global norm rather than a personal failure. Here is what closing that gap actually costs, in the order the work has to be done.
العِلْمُ نُورٌ وَالجَهْلُ ظَلَامٌ