It’s my goal to help beginning learners build a strong foundation in the language which will better support them as they continue learning Arabic. I will begin by teaching the alphabet: helping the student learn each letter and its pronunciation. Once the student has learned the alphabet, they will be ready to learn common words and phrases: how to introduce themselves, greetings, etc.

This is for students who want to improve their conversational skills. We can discuss many different topics. It’s my goal as your teacher/conversation partner to help you be more comfortable speaking Arabic and help you speak more like a native speaker.

I really enjoy teaching and helping my students (men, women, and children) read the Quran. I feel proud knowing that my students gain a better understanding of the Quran after learning with me.

I love children and I love teaching them Arabic. They respond well to my teaching methods and learn the language naturally with me.

For those students that want to learn Arabic at a more rigorous pace, I recommend studying it more intensively with me. This requires daily study and more commitment from the student. I will provide students with a well-structured plan so their learning can progress faster.

I teach Arabic literature and grammar both online and to students who are interested in learning the history of the language. I like to expose my students to a wide variety of material: books, articles, magazines, etc. so they can see how Arabic is used in all types of printed media.

I customize my lessons for every student. It’s my goal to create lessons that support my students’ Arabic learning so they can achieve their language learning goals: whether it’s improving their speaking, writing, listening, or reading.