Learn to read
Recognise letters and their forms, connect them with sounds and begin reading words. The Arabic Journey illustrates these first steps.
ARABIC ON DHAKIR
Would you like to read Arabic, understand texts more deeply or begin speaking? Explore how DHAKIR connects teachers’ content, live classes and personal Journeys, so you can find a starting point, ask questions and return to the next step in your learning.

01 / Learn Arabic
Reading a word, understanding its meaning and speaking involve different skills. Your starting point should fit your purpose, without expecting you to master everything at once.
Recognise letters and their forms, connect them with sounds and begin reading words. The Arabic Journey illustrates these first steps.
Build vocabulary and an understanding of grammar. Studying the Quran also calls for suitable teaching and clear references alongside language learning.
Understand and build sentences, listen and practise with a teacher. Modern Standard Arabic and dialects should be distinguished in the course outline.
02 / DHAKIR
A course Room brings teachers and learners together for live teaching, questions and shared resources. The Classroom holds the syllabus, lessons, notes and progress so you can return to what you studied. Each course needs to state its teaching language and level.
An illustrative preview of the DHAKIR class experience.
03 / Learn Arabic
A Goal such as learning Arabic becomes a Journey organising steps, resources and actions to try. The example begins with the starting level and alphabet, then moves to essential vocabulary and reading. It supports your learning while a teacher provides explanations and answers your questions.
CHOOSE AN EXAMPLE GOAL
Find resources and practical actions to guide your learning.
Look at the teacher’s background, teaching experience, qualifications and course sources. Verified identity, teaching competence and religious qualifications are separate claims. Religious teaching also needs understandable context and references.
Yes. The example Arabic Journey starts with discovering letters. A real course needs to state its level and prerequisites so you can choose appropriately.
A course provides structured teaching with a teacher. A Journey organises your personal goal into steps, resources and actions. They can work together.
Reading letters is an initial skill. Understanding texts also takes vocabulary, grammar and suitable teaching with clear references.
The public presentation and discovery are available in seven languages. The current app beta is in French; translated presentations do not mean a translated course catalogue is already open.
The previews demonstrate how the experience works with illustrative content. Real courses will need to show their teacher, syllabus, terms and availability.
Explore the classes and then the Arabic Journey in DHAKIR’s guided discovery.
Explore the class demo