Gradual and Structured Arabic learning: Teacher-approved progress with live speaking sessions on your schedule and a supportive community to keep you motivated
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Our program offers a series of structured, step-by-step video lessons covering essential vocabulary, simplified grammar, and foundational morphology. Each lesson includes a quiz to ensure understanding, with personalized feedback from instructors who review your progress manually. Move forward only when you're ready, building a strong foundation at your own pace—one lesson per week recommended for best results.
After each lesson, you'll complete assessments and quizzes designed to reinforce your understanding. Each assessment is personally reviewed by an instructor, ensuring you fully grasp the material before advancing. If needed, your instructor will provide feedback and request a review of certain areas, giving you the chance to solidify your knowledge before moving on. This personalized guidance ensures consistent progress and a strong foundation.
Throughout the week, you have access to live speaking sessions, each led by a qualified, vetted teacher who provides corrections and feedback throughout. These sessions are capped at a maximum of 4-5 students, ensuring ample time for each participant to speak. Through role-playing exercises and practical scenarios, our experienced coaches help you apply new vocabulary and concepts in realistic situations. This immersive practice builds confidence and fluency, preparing you to use Arabic in everyday conversations.
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Connect with like-minded students from around the world in our vibrant community. Our platform features a leaderboard and community wall where you can track your progress, see your ranking, and engage with other students. Share achievements, discuss challenges, and motivate each other in a supportive, competitive environment that keeps you inspired and engaged in your Arabic journey.
You’ll be learning from Kashf al-Mufradaat (Unveiling the Vocabulary), a unique curriculum created by the team at Andalus Institute led by Ustadh Muhammad Al Andalusi. Drawing from his experience of learning Arabic from scratch and his polyglot fluency in five languages, Ustadh Muhammad has transformed the challenges and insights he encountered across languages into a simplified, effective approach to learning Arabic. By Lesson 16, students reach the level of speaking entirely in Arabic, with the curriculum ultimately preparing them to access and understand Islamic scholarly texts.
When I was 17, I was exactly where you are right now.
I wanted to learn Arabic—to connect with Allah, to understand His words directly—but everything seemed to be in the way.
I didn’t have much money.
I had dropped out of school at 16.
I didn't have a job.
I didn’t have a clear plan.
And I kept thinking, “Maybe this isn’t the right time.”
Maybe I should figure my life out first
I could’ve told myself, “Wait until I save money” or “Focus on other things first.”
But deep down, I knew waiting wouldn’t solve anything.
And how would Allah ﷻ not help me achieve this goal of understanding his book.
So, I made a decision.
I left with barely anything in my pocket.
No guarantees.
No plan except trusting in Allah.
And wallahi, Allah took care of me every step of the way.
He provided.
He guided.
He taught me Arabic.
And He made it possible for me to do what felt impossible.
Looking back, I realize the truth:
It’s always the right time to worship Allah and learn more about His religion.
That should be our main priority in life
If I had waited, Allah knows best I might've still been stuck.
I didn’t have endless hours or resources.
But I used what I had.
Even small, consistent steps made all the difference.
Likewise, the students below…
They are all busy with life—responsibilities, family, work, university studies, careers.
But they didn’t make excuses.
They didn’t let “I don’t have time” or “I have too much going on” stop them.
They made time.
Because they understood that getting closer to Allah is not just important—it’s the bare minimum of what Allah deserves from us.
Your rizq—your time, your resources, your sustenance—is in the hands of Allah.
And when you take a step toward Him, He will take care of the rest.
Allah ﷻ promises us:
“And whoever fears Allah—He will make for him a way out and will provide for him from where he does not expect.”
(Surah At-Talaq, Ayah 2-3)
Live sessions are held daily, with an aim to accommodate different time zones by offering sessions at various times throughout the week.
Each account is personalized and tracks individual progress, making it impractical for two people to share an account. The program involves exercises tailored to your learning journey, so sharing could hinder accurate assessment and progress. However, you're welcome to teach someone else using what you've learned from your account.
Yes, given the semi self-paced nature of the program, enrollment is open throughout the year, allowing students to start their learning journey at any time.
Yes, the program can be accessed using a smartphone, allowing for flexible learning on the go. However, for the best user experience, accessing the program from a desktop is recommended.
The program strictly focuses on classical Arabic (Fusha), which is the language of the Quran and Sunnah, preparing students for a comprehensive understanding of Islamic texts.
In between 7000 to 10,000 words, that is the amount according to researches to reach a good level of proficiency in a language.
There's no strict age limit, but participants shouldTime dedication can vary; as little as 30 minutes to as much as 8 hours a day. The flexibility allows you to progress at your own pace, depending on your daily availability. be responsible enough to engage with the program's requirements and manage their learning independently.
Yes, the program's flexible, semi self-paced structure is designed to accommodate students with other responsibilities, allowing for learning at your own pace and schedule.
There are no additional costs required to achieve the main goal of learning Arabic. Optional services for accelerated learning or additional mentorship may be available for an extra fee.
There's no strict age limit, but participants should be responsible enough to engage with the program's requirements and manage their learning independently.
Students are tested after each lesson and must be manually approved by an instructor to proceed, ensuring accountability and correct progress throughout the program.
Progress can vary, on average after the first 10 lessons you start being able to communicate like a caveman but the structured curriculum and daily practice sessions are designed to show results progressively. Regular engagement and practice are key to faster improvement.
Upon completion, students will be proficient in understanding and expressing themselves in classical Arabic, capable of engaging with average books, conversations, and simple Islamic texts.
Yes, the program features a vibrant community for student interaction, with live sessions and an engaged community platform for exchanging questions and experiences.
Classes include both live sessions for practicing speaking and pre-recorded lessons for vocabulary and grammar. Live sessions occur daily, accommodating practice with flexibility for self-paced learning.
Although the program is not governmentally accredited and does not offer certificates, it provides a letter of attestation. This letter confirms your attendance and the level of Arabic you have achieved, which can be used for various purposes as needed.
Yes, the program aims to teach classical Arabic, enabling students to understand the Quran and Sunnah upon completion, alongside proficiency in average books and conversations.
The program accommodates students at their own pace. There's flexibility for those who need more time, ensuring all students reach proficiency with the support and guidance needed.
Yes, however the initial lessons English will be used often until you acquire the understanding to have a full lesson in Arabic (Fusha), focusing on the language as used in the Quran and Sunnah. The teaching is aimed at full immersion for effective learning.
Yes, there are female teachers, and the program ensures gender separation in communities and live sessions. While brothers and sisters can see each other's rankings on the leaderboard, direct interaction is not permitted, promoting a focused and respectful learning environment.
The curriculum includes 'Kashf Al-Mufradat' by Ustadh Muhammad Al-Andalusi, 'Al-Ajroomiyya' as an introductory book to grammar, and 'Al-Tatbiq Al-Sarfi' for morphology. These resources are tailored to ensure a comprehensive understanding of Arabic.
All necessary resources and materials are provided digitally. Students are advised to print these materials for better engagement and to practice handwriting.
The duration of the program varies per individual, on average it takes students 15 to 24 months but it will be based on each student pace of learning and time dedication. It is designed to move from beginner to proficiency levels, with the pace largely determined by the student.
While a hypothetical schedule will be provided to guide you, the program acknowledges the diversity in students' lifestyles and responsibilities. You'll receive guidelines and principles to help tailor your own schedule according to your needs and availability.
No background in Arabic is required to enroll. The program starts from zero, catering to individuals with minimal to no understanding of Arabic, and aims to bring them to proficiency.
No entrance exam is required as the program starts from zero. However, progress is closely monitored, and students are tested after each lesson to ensure correct advancement.
The program is semi-self-paced, meaning you can start anytime. It finishes when you achieve proficiency, with each student progressing at their own pace under teacher supervision.
Currently, there are no financial aid options or scholarships available. However, the institute is considering using the Sadaqah contributions to fund future financial aid and scholarship opportunities. Interested students are encouraged to reach out via email for updates.
The monthly and yearly plans cover all essentials needed to learn Arabic. However, there may be optional features and services available at an additional cost to further enhance and expedite your learning experience, though these are not required to achieve program goals.
If the program is not completed within three years, your investment will not be refunded. However, completing the program within this timeframe makes you eligible for a full refund, provided you agree to share your success story.
The institute dedicates 1% of your monthly or yearly payment towards Sadaqah, contributing to various charitable endeavors. This contribution does not affect the refundable amount should you qualify for a refund upon completion.
If you complete the program within three years without failing to pay any monthly fee or cancelling your subscription, you will be eligible to get your money back. This is contingent on allowing us to share your learning journey and results publicly, likely on our website and Ustadh Muhammad's YouTube channel.
This program is designed to teach students how to generate income by being brand ambassadors for the Andalus Institute on social media, using Ustadh Muhammad’s brand. Successful referrals through your efforts will earn you a recurring monthly commission being able to scale up to a few thousands in sha Allah.
Yearly subscribers receive a 16% discount on the total cost.
Upon joining with a monthly fee, you have a 14-day refund window after each payment. You can cancel your subscription at any time. However, if you cancel and decide to rejoin later, you'll no longer be eligible for the money-back option upon program completion.
Enrolling now at the discounted rate is beneficial because we've just launched our new platform and are still building our student base. However, once we reach a certain number of students, managing a large base might become challenging, leading to a potential increase in price to manage signup volumes effectively.
The specific programs mentioned are part of the comprehensive offering from the Andalus Institute, with costs covered under the monthly or yearly subscription plans. However, additional services or features might be offered at an extra cost to enhance your learning journey.
The mastermind offers advanced teachings from Ustadh Muhammad and the opportunity to network with others who have achieved their goals in Arabic fluency, religious knowledge, fitness, and financial success. It's a community for mutual growth and success.
While current offerings include Arabic, Islamic Literacy, and the Earn While You Learn programs, the Andalus Institute continuously evaluates the addition of new programs to enrich students’ learning and growth experiences.
To earn the blue checkmark in our community, you must complete the Arabic program, the Islamic Literacy program, and the Earn While You Learn program, showcasing your comprehensive development and financial success within the community.
A body recomposition program focused on losing fat and gaining muscle simultaneously for a fit and shredded body. Inspired by Ustadh Muhammad's own fitness transformation, more details can be found on his YouTube channel.
After earning the blue checkmark, you qualify for Ustadh Muhammad’s personal mastermind, focusing on business, making hijra, taxation, and more, aimed at achieving a financially successful and legally protected, location-free lifestyle.
This program covers essential knowledge every Muslim must know, including the obligations and necessities of being a Muslim. It ensures participants gain a solid foundation in their faith.
This program aims to teach students how to generate income through brand ambassadorship for the Andalus Institute on social media. Successful referrals earn you a monthly commission, allowing you to learn while earning.
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