Studying Arabic gives you a feeling unlike any other. It keeps you sharp and curious, makes you social and open-minded and strengthens your connection to that which matters most: Allah’s revelation.

Arabic deals with onomatopoeia in quite a similar way to English. But Arabic also has a very special group of onomatopoeic quadrilateral verbs.

A Palestinian map enlivens Arabic lessons.

The best teachers help students develop all four skills.

When I first met my principal Arabic lecturer at SOAS University, I asked him if there was anything I should read in preparation for my Arabic degree…

How can we make use of opposites in our study sessions?