My academic degrees and experience:

 An Egyptian academic, I teach Islamic sciences and compare religions at Al-Azhar University. During which I taught undergraduate and postgraduate levels and supervised many doctoral and master's students

 I hold two university degrees in Islamic sciences and law. Three master's degrees in Islamic sciences, economics, and international law. One doctorate in Islamic sciences and I am currently studying my second doctorate in the field of international law.

 In addition to my four books published in the field of Islamic studies and law, I have published eight research papers in the field of Islamic studies and law in international scientific journals.

My experience is related to teaching Arabic:

 I have passed many specialized courses in the field of teaching Arabic to non-Arabs.

 I have taught Arabic (Fosha) from elementary to professional level for more than seven years.

 I have taught Arabic and Islamic studies to those interested in understanding the Holy Quran and Hadith

 I have taught Arabic as a language of communication and work, especially for non-Arabs who work in Arab countries.

What will I help you and how?

 Depending on the purpose for which you want to study the Arabic language, I will set up a suitable program for you, of course, according to your level.

 If you want to learn the Arabic language in order to understand the Noble Qur’an, Hadith and Islamic sciences, we will first work to increase the collection of Arabic vocabulary, and then study the sciences related to this field, such as (Nahow and Sarf), the sciences of the Qur’an, the principles of Fiqh, and so on.

 If you want to learn the language for work, I will take care of training you in daily dialogues and increasing the vocabulary related to the field and the labor market.

Your lessons will be interesting and exciting because we will use materials and subjects which are interesting to you.

If you can't speak Arabic fluently or can't understand what you're reading especially Islamicat and Arabic culture, it doesn't matter - in fact, that's a good reason for being here.

I believe that not every person with a native language can teach it. The language needs different programs, curricula, and skills for teaching. Therefore, I developed my skills in that, and you will see for yourself with our first lesson.