Understand What You Recite
The Quran contains about 77,430 words, yet just 125 of them appear around 40,000 times, making up roughly half of the entire text. Learn them well, and your daily recitation and prayers begin to speak to you in meaning.
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IRDAK Academy · SingaporeFrom the first letter to reading Islamic texts and speaking with confidence: a structured foundation-to-intermediate programme in Classical and Modern Standard Arabic.
Register Your InterestThis comprehensive certificate programme takes you from foundational to intermediate proficiency in Classical and Modern Standard Arabic.
Designed for learners seeking both linguistic skill and spiritual growth, the curriculum combines structural grammar, vocabulary building and functional conversation with practical application in Islamic texts and community interaction.
The Quran contains about 77,430 words, yet just 125 of them appear around 40,000 times, making up roughly half of the entire text. Learn them well, and your daily recitation and prayers begin to speak to you in meaning.
Arabic is the largest source of borrowed words in Malay. Words you use every day, like ilmu, akhlak, ikhlas and halal, give you a head start from the very first lesson.
Some Arabic words in Malay have drifted from their original sense over the centuries. Learning Arabic lets you see these words as they were first meant.
Tafsir, Hadith, fiqh and the great classical works were written in Arabic. Even without a translation in hand, you can begin to engage with the sources directly.
Research on people who use more than one language has linked it with a later onset of dementia symptoms, by around four to five years on average. Keep your mind learning, at every age.
Arabic is one of the six official languages of the United Nations and is spoken across more than 20 countries. It opens doors for travel, umrah and hajj, study and work.
Move from reciting the words to understanding them.Your journey starts here.
Seats are limited to ensure personal attention for every learner. Take the first step towards understanding the language of the Quran.
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Cognitive benefits described are based on published research on multilingualism in general and are not a guarantee of individual health outcomes.