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Press kit
What Fasaha is, in the words we use ourselves, with the files and facts a story needs. Nothing here is a number we have not published.
Boilerplate
Fasaha (فَصَاحَة, “eloquence”) is a reading-first Arabic learning app for learners who come from English, Russian, Turkish, Uzbek and Arabic-heritage backgrounds. Every word in a story, a podcast, a video, a Wikipedia article or a street sign opens into its meaning, sound, root and family, and can be saved for spaced review. The library runs from the Reading Key for absolute beginners to graded reading at C2 and classical works, and hosts Siraj, the animated series, and The Juha Podcast with interactive transcripts. Fasaha is available on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Android.
Short: Fasaha is the Arabic app where every word you meet opens into meaning, sound and memory. Reading-first, built for Arabic, on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Android.
Facts
- Available since
- 13 July 2026 on the App Store (id6754500701) and Google Play (app.fasaha.learn).
- Platforms
- iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android phones and tablets.
- Languages
- App interface in English, Arabic, Turkish, Russian and Uzbek, with the same content in each. The website is also in Spanish.
- Content
- Siraj (Qatar Foundation), The Juha Podcast (Sowt / Shamandar), Qasas aligned-audio stories, a graded library from A0 to C2, classical works including Al-Ājurrūmiyyah, an Arabic Wikipedia reader, and Lens for text a learner brings in.
- Method
- Read, tap, hear, save, review. A contextual dictionary with roots and patterns, spaced review across recognise, write, listen and say, and Practice Scenes for speaking with feedback on word coverage, completeness and flow.
- Price
- Free to start. Premium opens the complete library, real media, speaking scenes, smart review and offline study; the stores handle billing.
Ratings, review counts, subscriber numbers and pricing outside the stores are not published. The App Store and Google Play show local prices and any trial.
The name
One product, one name, five spellings across scripts. All of them are correct in their script.
- LatinFasaha
- Arabic, vocalisedفَصَاحَة
- Arabicفصاحة
- CyrillicФасаха
- Uzbek Latin, older spellingFasoha
Pronounced fa-SAA-ha. It means eloquence. In Russian text write Фасаха; in Arabic text write فصاحة.
Logos
The mark is the Arabic-letter symbol from the app icon. Use the red mark and signature on warm light surfaces and the warm-white versions on dark surfaces.
Mark, for light backgroundsFasaha-logo-mark-for-light-bg.svg
Mark, for dark backgroundsFasaha-logo-mark-for-dark-bg.svg
Signature, for light backgroundsFasaha-brand-signature-latin-light.svg
Signature, for dark backgroundsFasaha-brand-signature-latin-dark.svg
App iconFasaha-app-icon.svg
Wordmark, blackFasaha-wordmark-black-1200.png
Wordmark, whiteFasaha-wordmark-white-1200.png
- Keep clear space of at least the height of the mark on every side.
- Do not stretch, rotate, recolour, shadow or animate the mark.
- Do not build a logo from the full written name فَصَاحَة; use the files above.
- Colours: warm white #FFF8F1, burnt-orange ink #9B321C, app-icon red #D92F37.
Screenshots
The current store screenshots, in this page’s language. Each opens as a full-size file.
Contact
For interviews, partnership enquiries, review copies and anything else, write to us. We answer in English, Arabic, Turkish, Russian and Uzbek.