The Language Lab

Learn Quranic Arabic — from the alphabet to reading it yourself

A free ladder into Quranic Arabic, and the memorisation tools nobody surfaces. One honest caveat before you start: tajweed cannot be taken to competence from an app. At some point somebody has to listen to you recite.

Start Arabic

🔤Madinah Arabic

Free structured lessons from the alphabet upward, the classic starting point.

Start → 📚Madina Books, free

The Madinah series as free downloads, if you prefer the books themselves.

Download → 🔬The Quranic Arabic Corpus

Every word of the Quran with its grammar, syntax and morphology — free, and unlike anything else online.

Explore → How to learn Arabic

Where to begin and the order to do it in — from our sister project How To Muslim.

Read → How to read the Quran

Getting from the letters to reading an ayah aloud.

Learn →

Why we link no tutoring academies here. Search for an Arabic or Quran teacher and page one is almost entirely affiliate-driven tutoring businesses. We cannot vet individual teachers and will not take a cut for sending you to one, so this shelf sticks to free self-study material. For structured teaching with named faculty, see The Study Hall.

Memorising

🗓Memorisation planner

Build a hifz schedule that fits the time you actually have.

Plan → 🔁The Hifz Project

Free memorisation with spaced repetition — the revision problem, not the first-pass problem.

Open → 📈Hifz Tracker

A free tracker for what you have memorised and what is due for revision.

Open → How to memorise the Quran

The method and a realistic schedule, before you pick a tracker. How To Muslim.

Read →

These are tools, not teachers. They solve scheduling and revision, which is genuinely where most hifz attempts fail. They cannot correct your pronunciation, and neither can we — find someone who will listen to you recite, and treat the app as the calendar rather than the shaykh.

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