HikmahBridge Arabic
Islamic Arabic
Qur’anic, hadith and classical Arabic, kept separate from everyday spoken Arabic.
Two different goals. Everyday communication (Modern Standard Arabic and, later, spoken dialects) is about talking with people. Qur’anic, classical and Islamic Arabic is about reading and understanding sacred and scholarly texts. They overlap, but they are learned differently. The rest of HikmahBridge Arabic is the first; this page gathers the second.
Qur’anic Arabic
- AvailableQur’an Reader — Arabic text, translation, audio and keyword search
- AvailableQur’an Reading & Tajweed — letters, reading and Tajweed lessons
- AvailableQur’anic Arabic: Level 1 — ten Al-Fatihah words, with practice
Hadith Arabic
- AvailableHadith Library — the six canonical collections with Arabic text and translation
- PlannedHadith Arabic lessons (reading hadith language)
Islamic vocabulary
- PlannedIslamic vocabulary sets
Classical Arabic
- AvailableArabic & Text Sciences — nahw, sarf, i’jaz and reading classical texts
- AvailableReading Classical Islamic Texts — honest pacing guidance
Arabic for Salah
- AvailableSalah Learning Centre — the words of the prayer with meaning and references
- AvailableSalah Lab — practice on the sequence and what is said
Arabic for Hajj & Umrah
- AvailableDuas for the Journey — sourced supplications for Hajj and Umrah
- PlannedSpoken Arabic for Hajj and Umrah (a conversation set)