Learn Arabic with ArabicPath – in three languages
Many of us can read the Quran but have no idea what it says. That is where ArabicPath starts: with the first letter, and it does not stop at the Quranic verse.
ArabicPath is built for beginners who want to learn Arabic in a structured, practical way – at their own pace.
IN THREE LANGUAGES
Interface, word translations and Quran translations in English, German and Turkish. Switch at any time, even in the middle of a lesson. If you are more at home in German or Turkish, learn in that language instead of taking a detour through a foreign one.
START FROM ZERO
Learn the Arabic alphabet – every letter in every position – then vowel marks, first words and first sentences. That is the foundation for reading and writing. From there it goes two ways: everyday Arabic or Quranic Arabic. Both are included, you choose.
LEARN ARABIC VOCABULARY
4,392 vocabulary cards, each with a translation in three languages. You build your vocabulary along a clear path instead of working through random lists – from everyday words to the words that appear most often in the Quran.
UNDERSTAND THE QURAN WORD BY WORD
All 6,236 verses in Uthmani script. Every word is translated individually – not just the verse as a whole, but each position on its own. Translations: Saheeh International and Pickthall.
In the exercise "Word in Verse" you have a real verse in front of you. Tap a word and see what it means at exactly that place. At the end you can listen to the verse. With the "Verse Builder" you assemble whole verses from single words.
SEE HOW FAR YOU ARE
The app shows you continuously what percentage of the Quranic text you already understand – and which words will take you furthest next.
OVER 20 TYPES OF EXERCISE
Flashcards, multiple choice, typing with an Arabic keyboard, word pairs, listening, dictation, word building, sentence building, texts, dialogues – and for Quranic Arabic "Word in Verse" and "Verse Builder".
REVIEW JUST BEFORE YOU FORGET
Every word comes back when you are about to forget it: after one day, then three, seven, fourteen, thirty, sixty, ninety. You set the pace yourself – from relaxed to sprint. A few minutes a day are enough, but they need to be every day.
WHAT IS INSIDE
4,392 vocabulary cards with translations in three languages
264 lessons
6,236 Quran verses
120 glossary entries on Arabic grammar
A beginner section with letter recognition, letter forms and harakat
WHO IT IS FOR
For anyone who has never learnt Arabic. For those who know the letters but not the words. For those who can read the Quran and want to know what they are reading. And for families who want to start together.
Something missing, something annoying you? Write to me through the "Wishes and ideas" button in the app. I read everything.
Arabic for beginners: alphabet, vocabulary, sentences, Quran · 3 languages