What Will You Learn in Al Azhar Arabic Curriculum?
The Arabic Learning Centre’s curriculum for this programme follows traditional Islamic educational frameworks adapted for modern international learners, ensuring systematic progression through classical Arabic linguistic structures.
1. Arabic Morphology and Root-Pattern Analysis for Classical Texts
Students master Arabic root systems, Arabic word formation patterns, and Arabic derivational morphology essential for understanding classical vocabulary. The Arabic Learning Centre’s instructors teach students to analyze Arabic word structures, identify Arabic verb forms, and recognize Arabic nominal patterns independently.
2. Arabic Syntax and Grammatical Case Systems in Traditional Scholarship
This module covers Arabic grammatical case endings, Arabic sentence structure rules, and Arabic parsing methods used in classical commentary. Students learn to apply Arabic grammatical analysis to Quranic verses, Hadith literature, and classical Arabic prose with increasing accuracy.
3. Classical Arabic Reading Comprehension and Textual Analysis
Learners develop Arabic reading fluency through graduated exposure to authentic classical texts, including excerpts from Quranic exegesis and traditional Arabic literature. The Arabic Learning Centre’s curriculum trains students in Arabic vocabulary recognition, Arabic contextual interpretation, and Arabic textual comprehension strategies.
4. Arabic Listening and Pronunciation for Religious Recitation
Students refine Arabic phonetic accuracy, Arabic pronunciation rules, and Arabic listening comprehension through exposure to recitation styles. This training includes Arabic tajweed principles, Arabic articulation points, and Arabic intonation patterns used in formal religious contexts.
