Online Arabic For Kids
April 6, 2023 2026-08-02 16:33Online Arabic For Kids
Where Children Learn to Love Arabic
A full academic year of structured Arabic learning for ages +5 — three semesters, one clear path, and our own in-house curriculum taught by native teachers who connect language to Islamic values, culture, and real everyday life. Since 2016.
One Year, Three Semesters
The 2026–2027 academic year runs as one continuous path. Join for a single semester, or save more by enrolling for the full year.
Not a Course. A Path.
Consistent & Flexible Learning
We teach both online and in person, with full-time, part-time, weekend, and private options. Your child keeps learning from anywhere, all year round.
A Clear Path, One Profile
Every student follows one plan with one profile and an ordered curriculum. Your child keeps their level — nothing starts again from zero. They continue from where they stopped, and move up only when ready.
Teachers, Identity & a Real Family
Our teachers are the cornerstone of the program. They build strong connections with children and create a warm environment where every child feels welcome. We build a family, not just a group of students.
since 2016
2 years or more
3 years or more
experience
Choose Your Child’s Path
Group programs for two age groups — full-time, part-time, and Sunday School. For ages 8+, most tracks come in a Regular and an Extended option. Select a semester to see its tuition.
Ages 5 – 7
Ages 8+
Standard Programs
Intensive Programs
Supporting Every Step of Your Learning Journey
We believe meaningful learning grows through consistency. Our family and semester discounts are designed to support long-term commitment, encourage continuous progress, and help families continue their Arabic learning journey together.
Family Discount
Semester Discount
Private Arabic & Quran Classes
One-on-one sessions scheduled on demand around your family’s availability — the same teachers and curriculum, a plan built for one student.
Private Arabic
60-minute sessions · on demand| Package | Duration | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| 10 hours | 60 min / session | 399 |
| 20 hours | 60 min / session | 699Books included |
| 30 hours | 60 min / session | 899Books included |
Private Quran
30-minute sessions · on demand| Package | Duration | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| 10 lessons | 30 min / lesson | 160 |
| 20 lessons | 30 min / lesson | 290 |
| 30 lessons | 30 min / lesson | 399 |
| 40 lessons | 30 min / lesson | 499 |
Real Students. Real Progress.
Don’t take our word for it — watch what a clear path and the right teachers can do, in our students’ own voices.
“I Only Knew the Word ‘Tree’… Now I’m Presenting in Arabic!”
From Single Words to Speaking About Palestine’s History
Every Semester Ends on a Stage
At the end of each semester, every student prepares and presents a project of their own. Students, parents, and teachers come together to celebrate what they’ve built.












A Curriculum Developed by Midad Educators
Our curriculum is the result of years of educational experience and continuous refinement by Midad’s team of Arabic language specialists. Rather than relying on commercially published textbooks, we have developed a comprehensive learning program tailored to the needs of non-native Arabic learners.
Every level reflects our educational philosophy: integrating Modern Standard Arabic with practical everyday communication, reinforcing Islamic values, and developing listening, speaking, reading, and writing alongside a solid foundation in grammar.
The curriculum follows a carefully sequenced progression, with each book building on the knowledge and skills acquired in the previous one. Select any book below to explore its learning outcomes and estimated instructional hours.
Riyad Al-Madina Series
Where every beginner starts: Arabic letters, sounds, and first reading & writing skills — built for young learners taking their first steps.
Madina Al-Arabia Series
Five graded levels that take students from confident reading to rich expression — vocabulary, conversation, comprehension, writing, and grammar in one path.
Skills
- Introduce themselves in a simple way
- Learn Arabic letters from Alif (أ) to Ya (ي) in reading and writing
- Learn 4 vocabulary words for each letter
- Talk about: Body, Family, Clothes, Food, Five senses, Seasons
- Use simple sentences
- Count numbers 1–10
- Learn basic colors: red, green, blue, yellow, orange, black, brown, white, purple, gray
- Memorize simple duas related to the lessons
Reading & Writing
- Recognize Arabic letters in different forms
- Connect letters with their sounds
- Pronounce letters and words correctly
- Distinguish similar letters
- Analyze and blend words into letters
- Read simple syllables and words with short vowels
- Write letters and words correctly
Conversation
- Introduce themselves
- Talk about: body parts, family members, clothing, foods, seasons
- Count numbers 11–15
- Memorize simple duas
Reading & Writing
- Learn long vowels: Alif, Waw, Ya
- Distinguish long and short vowels
- Recognize Sukoon and Shadda
- Read words fluently using long vowels, Sukoon, and Shadda
- Improve phonological awareness
- Read short texts
- Write sentences correctly
Conversation & Listening
- Talk about: weather, house, objects, five senses, opposites, feelings, animals, animal products, days of the week, five daily prayers
- Learn numbers 16–20
- Learn basic colors
- Memorize simple duas
Skills
- Introduce themselves
- Participate in simple conversations
- Name and describe: animals, classroom objects, school bag items
- Talk about: family members, common professions, important places, daily food, hunger and thirst, seasons, clothing
- Use numbers 0–20
Grammar & Spelling
- Personal pronouns · Tanween · Taa Marbuta / Taa Maftuha
- Masculine & feminine adjectives · Demonstratives · Question words
- Sun & Moon letters · Possessive pronouns · Punctuation
Islamic Culture
- Biography of the Prophet ﷺ
- Pillars of Islam
- Five daily prayers
Topics
- Introduce themselves
- Talk about favorites
- Describe house and people
- Family members · Nature · Animals · Daily meals
Grammar
- Question words · Demonstratives · Prepositions
- Possessive pronouns · Present tense verbs
Topics
- Daily routine · Food · Shopping
- Transportation · Travel · Neighborhood · Animals
Skills
- Present tense
- Introduction to past tense & imperative
- Time adverbs · Place adverbs · Prepositions · Question tools
Topics
- Personal descriptions · Ordering food
- City vs. countryside · Online vs. face-to-face learning
- Daily situations · Ramadan traditions
Skills
- Adjective–noun structure · Imperative · Prohibition
- Comparison · Relative pronouns
- Storytelling in the past · Exclamation
Topics
- Travel · Holidays · Animals
- Health · Illness · Hospitality · Quranic stories
Skills
- Past tense · Present tense · Imperative · Connectors
- Numbers · Plurals
- Planning · Giving directions · Extended description
Topics
- Social and cultural heritage · Time management
- Friendship · Values through Juha stories
- Achievements of Muslim scholars
Skills
- Advanced grammar · Comparison
- Expressing opinions & feelings
- Writing development · Expansion · Summarization
Expertise You Can Trust
A decade of specialized experience teaching Arabic to non-native speakers with proven pedagogical methods.
Native Instructors
Learn from passionate native speakers who bring authentic linguistic and cultural depth.
Tailored Learning
A customized curriculum that adapts to all levels, focusing on real-life communication.
Skills Development
Integrated approach to listening, speaking, reading, and writing for total mastery.
Midad Al-Madina
Small Class Sizes
Maximum 10 students per group to ensure personalized attention and support.
Immersive Experience
Blending conversational Arabic with cultural and Islamic heritage for meaningful learning.
Identity & Belonging
We nurture a strong sense of identity by connecting language to heritage and personal growth.
Classroom-Tested
Our methodology is built and refined through years of real-world teaching experience.
Give Your Child a Year of Arabic
They’ll Actually Love
Seats are limited to 10 students per class. Register now for Fall 2026 — and save up to 10% extra by enrolling for the full year.
Frequently Asked Questions
What level of Arabic does my child need?
What curriculum does the program follow?
Are classes based on age or skill level?
Will my child have breaks during class time?
What happens if my child misses a class?
What if I miss a scheduled private tutoring session?
Can I pause or reschedule private lessons?
Do you provide certificates at the end of the program?
What is the cancellation policy?
What happens if the minimum number of students isn’t met?
What Families & Scholars Say
From parents watching their children fall in love with Arabic — to educators who know exactly what a serious Arabic program looks like.
My daughter has been studying with Midad Almadina online classes for over a year, and I’m extremely impressed and proud of her progress. The teachers have an incredible ability to keep my daughter engaged, interested, excited, and looking forward to the class — and my daughter had really little interest at first, which shows how excellent the quality of the teaching is and how deep the relationships are that they build. I only have the highest recommendation for a program where the children are not only learning Arabic, but learning while sitting with teachers they think of as their friends, across the internet. I do not know who else can offer a program, a service, a relationship at this level of quality.
CMC, Cambridge Muslim College
In my experience, Midad’s curriculum and pedagogical approach are unparalleled. It engages all language skills and builds toward fluency efficiently by prioritizing them in the most appropriate manner. The qualifications of the teachers are world-class and they provide an excellent classroom experience tailored to the needs of students. I have seen the results firsthand with our students and highly recommend Midad for anyone seeking to learn Arabic.
After trying many Arabic programs with little success with my 3 children, this program delivers a fantastic experience for non-native Arabic speakers. For the first time I feel like my children are actually learning Arabic and it’s sticking. The teachers and administration are fantastic and the curriculum is second to none. We will be learning with them inshaAllah for many years to come.
I currently have 2 children enrolled in this amazing program and their method of teaching Arabic is fantastic. Their teachers are sincerely caring toward the students’ pace and abilities, and all the teachers are really patient. Arabic is taught in a lively, intelligent, colorful and meaningful way — I hear interaction, question and answer, musical methods and writing employed in teaching. My kids love the quick lesson-related game sessions they have with their teacher.
I have searched for an Arabic program of this quality for quite some time and am so happy to have found Al Madina. Their Arabic teachers are the best I have encountered, with a deep mastery of the language and a genuine care. My teacher is flexible, creative and pushes me to do my best. The lessons are fun, varied and catered to my needs — he even uses the Quran as examples. May Allah SWT bless them and all the work they do.
Alhamdulillah, we have been very pleased with the children’s teachers. They have been engaging and kind and fun. May Allah SWT reward them abundantly for their efforts. We are so grateful for all that they have taught the children and pray that the children can continue to carry this with them and build on it.
I signed up for an intensive — and it definitely was intense. I’ve learned a lot. It was difficult, but I enjoyed that part of it as well. Something special about the way Midad teaches is the way they weave spirituality into the world of academics. And having a community that supports you in all aspects of life — not just with your learning in the classroom, but outside it too. That’s something I really enjoyed with Midad.
I’ve been very pleased with the content of the program, the kids are enjoying learning Arabic, and the teachers are amazing mashaAllah. JazakumAllah khair all of you for the effort you put in teaching these kids the language of the Quran!