Thursday, 9 June 2016
Ramadhaan Kareem to All Muslims Across the Globe!
I am an educator. I taught at public schools in Cape Town under the WCED for more than 37 years, of which 17 years I served as a school principal. I am also the manager of the At-Tayyibah, School of Arabic & Quran Studies. I am passionate about learning different languages, especially Arabic. Currently I speak English, Afrikaans and Arabic fluently. I also understand Dutch and German when I read books or watch movies in these languages. Furthermore, I have an understanding of isiXhosa as well as a few other languages. I teach Arabic & Quran Studies at a variety of institutions and online, via the videos I produce, (see: https://youtube.com/@at-tayyibahschoolofarabic5785). I also write Arabic learning materials and books for those who want to learn the language or understand Al-Quran. I am computer literate. I've used these skills to successfully produce many blog posts about my various interests, as well as more than 10 books. Furthermore, I use a variety of Video Editing as well as Audio Editing Programmes to produce the video and audio lessons. Over the years I have been blogging about my Arabic classes as well as my other interests.
Tuesday, 8 March 2016
Speak Arabic ASAP!
Alhamdu lillaah!!
One month has passed and still going strong. Some people are still inquiring about joining the classes. We normally allow late registrations up to the end of March, but student who would like to still join need to contact me ASAP via email (idreeskamish@gmail.com) or WhatsApp (0720191949). I recommend that anyone who still want to join our Beginners or Intermediate classes this year, should do so immediately and not wait any longer. Once they've contacted me, they can register via email or WhatsApp and start learning immediately, because the notes and audio lessons will be forwarded to them as soon as all information required has been received. Space is limited, so do not delay, if you want to be able speak Arabic within the next two - three months!
We have covered quite a bit of work thus far and students are expected to revise daily. Students are also expected to do daily assignments (reading and writing what has been covered). Reminders and Revision Audios are sent to students regularly (about three or more times per week) to help them to revise, memorize, and improve their understanding.
In addition to the sentences and phrases, we have covered more than 40 verbs (Commands/ Instructions) so far, which is quite unique, since most other classes (traditionally) do very few (if any) verbs during the initial stages. Knowing Verbs helps the student to understand Arabic much faster, because Arabic is a very structured language - based on a root system. Since more than 80% of all roots are directly linked to the verb, it helps the student to learn much faster, by having a good understanding of how the roots work in Arabic and learning a large amount of roots as soon as possible.
One month has passed and still going strong. Some people are still inquiring about joining the classes. We normally allow late registrations up to the end of March, but student who would like to still join need to contact me ASAP via email (idreeskamish@gmail.com) or WhatsApp (0720191949). I recommend that anyone who still want to join our Beginners or Intermediate classes this year, should do so immediately and not wait any longer. Once they've contacted me, they can register via email or WhatsApp and start learning immediately, because the notes and audio lessons will be forwarded to them as soon as all information required has been received. Space is limited, so do not delay, if you want to be able speak Arabic within the next two - three months!
We have covered quite a bit of work thus far and students are expected to revise daily. Students are also expected to do daily assignments (reading and writing what has been covered). Reminders and Revision Audios are sent to students regularly (about three or more times per week) to help them to revise, memorize, and improve their understanding.
In addition to the sentences and phrases, we have covered more than 40 verbs (Commands/ Instructions) so far, which is quite unique, since most other classes (traditionally) do very few (if any) verbs during the initial stages. Knowing Verbs helps the student to understand Arabic much faster, because Arabic is a very structured language - based on a root system. Since more than 80% of all roots are directly linked to the verb, it helps the student to learn much faster, by having a good understanding of how the roots work in Arabic and learning a large amount of roots as soon as possible.
I am an educator. I taught at public schools in Cape Town under the WCED for more than 37 years, of which 17 years I served as a school principal. I am also the manager of the At-Tayyibah, School of Arabic & Quran Studies. I am passionate about learning different languages, especially Arabic. Currently I speak English, Afrikaans and Arabic fluently. I also understand Dutch and German when I read books or watch movies in these languages. Furthermore, I have an understanding of isiXhosa as well as a few other languages. I teach Arabic & Quran Studies at a variety of institutions and online, via the videos I produce, (see: https://youtube.com/@at-tayyibahschoolofarabic5785). I also write Arabic learning materials and books for those who want to learn the language or understand Al-Quran. I am computer literate. I've used these skills to successfully produce many blog posts about my various interests, as well as more than 10 books. Furthermore, I use a variety of Video Editing as well as Audio Editing Programmes to produce the video and audio lessons. Over the years I have been blogging about my Arabic classes as well as my other interests.
Wednesday, 10 February 2016
Speak Arabic and Understand Al-Quran 2016
Alhamdu lillah!
We've had a great response for our 2016 Arabic Classes. It is evident that more and more people are realizing the importance of studying this beautiful language. Many students have also listed the Understanding of Al-Quran as their main reason for studying this language. The students also love they way the classes are conducted, in a fun, interactive way. I always try my best to simplify any concept I teach, therefore one can truly say Arabic is fun and easy to learn!
Anyone who would like to pursue Arabic studies in future, should ideally first learn to read the Arabic script. Those prospective future students who would like to improve their Arabic Reading skills in the meanwhile, are welcome to download a copy of the Read Arabic Today ebook, by clicking on the link on the right: http://readarabictoday.blogspot.co.za/p/blog-page.html.
Those who can read, and would still like to join, must please register ASAP by sending me their full name, contact details and a recent photograph via email (idreeskamish@gmail.com) or WhatsApp (0720191949). Remember we have already started last Sunday. We will revise this week and continue with our new lesson/s.
Here are some pics of the new group of students for 2016. As you can see, there is not much space left for additional students, so if you still want to join - please send me your details ASAP!
We've had a great response for our 2016 Arabic Classes. It is evident that more and more people are realizing the importance of studying this beautiful language. Many students have also listed the Understanding of Al-Quran as their main reason for studying this language. The students also love they way the classes are conducted, in a fun, interactive way. I always try my best to simplify any concept I teach, therefore one can truly say Arabic is fun and easy to learn!
Anyone who would like to pursue Arabic studies in future, should ideally first learn to read the Arabic script. Those prospective future students who would like to improve their Arabic Reading skills in the meanwhile, are welcome to download a copy of the Read Arabic Today ebook, by clicking on the link on the right: http://readarabictoday.blogspot.co.za/p/blog-page.html.
Those who can read, and would still like to join, must please register ASAP by sending me their full name, contact details and a recent photograph via email (idreeskamish@gmail.com) or WhatsApp (0720191949). Remember we have already started last Sunday. We will revise this week and continue with our new lesson/s.
Here are some pics of the new group of students for 2016. As you can see, there is not much space left for additional students, so if you still want to join - please send me your details ASAP!
I am an educator. I taught at public schools in Cape Town under the WCED for more than 37 years, of which 17 years I served as a school principal. I am also the manager of the At-Tayyibah, School of Arabic & Quran Studies. I am passionate about learning different languages, especially Arabic. Currently I speak English, Afrikaans and Arabic fluently. I also understand Dutch and German when I read books or watch movies in these languages. Furthermore, I have an understanding of isiXhosa as well as a few other languages. I teach Arabic & Quran Studies at a variety of institutions and online, via the videos I produce, (see: https://youtube.com/@at-tayyibahschoolofarabic5785). I also write Arabic learning materials and books for those who want to learn the language or understand Al-Quran. I am computer literate. I've used these skills to successfully produce many blog posts about my various interests, as well as more than 10 books. Furthermore, I use a variety of Video Editing as well as Audio Editing Programmes to produce the video and audio lessons. Over the years I have been blogging about my Arabic classes as well as my other interests.
Monday, 21 December 2015
New Arabic Classes in 2016, in Gatesville, Cape Town
The new beginners Arabic classes will start on 7 February 2016.
No prior knowledge of the Arabic language is needed to start learning.
The classes will be held once a week on Sunday mornings.
See below for more details:
For further details about the courses, go to:
http://schoolofarabic.blogspot.co.za/2013/10/2014-arabic-classes.html
No prior knowledge of the Arabic language is needed to start learning.
The classes will be held once a week on Sunday mornings.
See below for more details:
For further details about the courses, go to:
http://schoolofarabic.blogspot.co.za/2013/10/2014-arabic-classes.html
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I am an educator. I taught at public schools in Cape Town under the WCED for more than 37 years, of which 17 years I served as a school principal. I am also the manager of the At-Tayyibah, School of Arabic & Quran Studies. I am passionate about learning different languages, especially Arabic. Currently I speak English, Afrikaans and Arabic fluently. I also understand Dutch and German when I read books or watch movies in these languages. Furthermore, I have an understanding of isiXhosa as well as a few other languages. I teach Arabic & Quran Studies at a variety of institutions and online, via the videos I produce, (see: https://youtube.com/@at-tayyibahschoolofarabic5785). I also write Arabic learning materials and books for those who want to learn the language or understand Al-Quran. I am computer literate. I've used these skills to successfully produce many blog posts about my various interests, as well as more than 10 books. Furthermore, I use a variety of Video Editing as well as Audio Editing Programmes to produce the video and audio lessons. Over the years I have been blogging about my Arabic classes as well as my other interests.
Thursday, 26 February 2015
Special Book to learn to Read Arabic in Five Lessons
Here's a shorter version of the book. This version does not include all the drills, which is essential for students who are not familiar with the script. The shorter version is for those students who can read the script, but are not conversant in the language. It will thus help them to read a number of frequently used words in the Quran and learn the meanings simultaneously. The sentences and short surahs are included in this version.
I am an educator. I taught at public schools in Cape Town under the WCED for more than 37 years, of which 17 years I served as a school principal. I am also the manager of the At-Tayyibah, School of Arabic & Quran Studies. I am passionate about learning different languages, especially Arabic. Currently I speak English, Afrikaans and Arabic fluently. I also understand Dutch and German when I read books or watch movies in these languages. Furthermore, I have an understanding of isiXhosa as well as a few other languages. I teach Arabic & Quran Studies at a variety of institutions and online, via the videos I produce, (see: https://youtube.com/@at-tayyibahschoolofarabic5785). I also write Arabic learning materials and books for those who want to learn the language or understand Al-Quran. I am computer literate. I've used these skills to successfully produce many blog posts about my various interests, as well as more than 10 books. Furthermore, I use a variety of Video Editing as well as Audio Editing Programmes to produce the video and audio lessons. Over the years I have been blogging about my Arabic classes as well as my other interests.
Wednesday, 11 February 2015
Programme for Year One 2015
I am an educator. I taught at public schools in Cape Town under the WCED for more than 37 years, of which 17 years I served as a school principal. I am also the manager of the At-Tayyibah, School of Arabic & Quran Studies. I am passionate about learning different languages, especially Arabic. Currently I speak English, Afrikaans and Arabic fluently. I also understand Dutch and German when I read books or watch movies in these languages. Furthermore, I have an understanding of isiXhosa as well as a few other languages. I teach Arabic & Quran Studies at a variety of institutions and online, via the videos I produce, (see: https://youtube.com/@at-tayyibahschoolofarabic5785). I also write Arabic learning materials and books for those who want to learn the language or understand Al-Quran. I am computer literate. I've used these skills to successfully produce many blog posts about my various interests, as well as more than 10 books. Furthermore, I use a variety of Video Editing as well as Audio Editing Programmes to produce the video and audio lessons. Over the years I have been blogging about my Arabic classes as well as my other interests.
Friday, 30 January 2015
New Beginners Classes at Gatesville Mosque for 2015
I am an educator. I taught at public schools in Cape Town under the WCED for more than 37 years, of which 17 years I served as a school principal. I am also the manager of the At-Tayyibah, School of Arabic & Quran Studies. I am passionate about learning different languages, especially Arabic. Currently I speak English, Afrikaans and Arabic fluently. I also understand Dutch and German when I read books or watch movies in these languages. Furthermore, I have an understanding of isiXhosa as well as a few other languages. I teach Arabic & Quran Studies at a variety of institutions and online, via the videos I produce, (see: https://youtube.com/@at-tayyibahschoolofarabic5785). I also write Arabic learning materials and books for those who want to learn the language or understand Al-Quran. I am computer literate. I've used these skills to successfully produce many blog posts about my various interests, as well as more than 10 books. Furthermore, I use a variety of Video Editing as well as Audio Editing Programmes to produce the video and audio lessons. Over the years I have been blogging about my Arabic classes as well as my other interests.
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