Children through adults learn Arabic online, one teacher for one student over video, with chosen teachers who graduated from Al-Azhar, LIPIA, and Middle East campuses. The journey opens with recognizing the Hijaiyah letters and harakat, moves through Nahwu and Sharaf, and reaches reading classical texts and speaking fluently. Teacher and student write the same letters on a digital whiteboard, each session is recorded for replay, and per-skill progress is reported to you regularly, all from home.





Online Arabic tutoring is private one teacher one student lessons that run live over video. The online teacher we match to your learning intent opens the same Hijaiyah letters, harakat, and Arabic modules on screen through a digital whiteboard, then trains the four skills (reading/Qira'ah, writing/Kitabah, listening/Istima', speaking/Kalam) two ways. Materials can be reopened in the app and each session can be replayed anytime within service hours. The program climbs the levels from Mubtadi to Mahir, covers Nahwu and Sharaf, and offers teachers who graduated from Al-Azhar, LIPIA, and Middle East universities for Islamic study, hajj and umrah preparation, TOAFL practice, or a career in Arab countries.
Full private lessons for undivided attention, a small family group so speaking practice feels alive, or intensive TOAFL preparation. Whichever you choose, the teacher still corrects the student's makhraj and letter strokes live on screen.
One teacher one student over video, letters and harakat written together on a digital whiteboard.
Learn online with 2-4 family members or study friends, with livelier muhadatsah practice.
Focus on Istima', Tarkib, and Qira'ah with guided simulations over video.
A gradual journey from Mubtadi to Mahir, mapped from the very first online session through a placement test
The student learns the Hijaiyah letters, harakat, and everyday vocabulary on the digital whiteboard, until they can introduce themselves and build very simple conversation.
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The student understands basic Nahwu and Sharaf, widens their mufradat, and begins communicating in everyday situations, with modules replayable in the app.
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The student masters intermediate Nahwu and Sharaf, begins reading Arabic texts without harakat, and discusses a range of topics with the teacher in two-way sessions.
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The student climbs into high-level Nahwu-Sharaf and Balaghah, can read classical texts, and prepares for the TOAFL and academic or professional needs.
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Structured modules opened together on screen, tuned to each student's level and learning intent
Online material is tuned to the Mubtadi through Mahir levels and to the student's goal, from study to exam preparation.
The foundation of Arabic reading and writing, built together on a digital whiteboard
Command of vocabulary by need, stored in the app for review
The rules for building correct sentences, discussed two ways on screen
The rules of word-form change, mapped through recurring patterns
Two-way Arabic speaking practice over video
Arabic writing corrected live on the digital whiteboard
Pilgrims preparing provisions for the Holy Land, seekers of classical study, a child first spelling the hijaiyah, and professionals looking to the Middle East, all can learn Arabic online from home with a teacher chosen for their need.
Want to understand prayers and dhikr and communicate while worshipping in Makkah and Madinah. Online sessions flex around departure preparation, with recordings to replay at home.
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Want to read classical books, understand tafsir, and deepen religious knowledge from the source. Guided online Nahwu-Sharaf with modules that can be reopened.
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Primary, junior high, and high school students learning Arabic as an extra provision or pesantren preparation. Short online sessions with a fun method so they do not tire on screen.
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Want a career or business in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar. Online scheduling around a busy workday with no time lost on the road.
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Preparing for the TOAFL, a Middle East scholarship, or Arabic research, all flexible through online lessons around a class schedule, with recorded simulations.
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Just starting Arabic from zero and comfortable because online lessons keep privacy. A systematic program from the hijaiyah letters to fluent reading with a patient teacher.
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Every online session is neatly recorded. We map which skills are strong and which need strengthening, then report to you through the app and WhatsApp.
Online learning progress per skill (Qira'ah, Kitabah, Istima', Kalam) recorded in the app.
Track the student's position from Mubtadi toward the next level, from the first placement test.
The count of mufradat and letters read fluently, stored and replayable in the app.
TOAFL practice scores and periodic evaluations, complete with discussion recordings.
Sample Progress Report
โข June 2026
Overall Progress
10 of 16
Reading a short text without harakat via an online session
Jul 1, 2026
Already fluent reading harakat-marked words, needs practice reading without harakat via recordings
Letter shapes are neat, the Hamzah stroke order needs firming up on the digital whiteboard
Vocabulary comprehension is good, needs to get used to the teacher's speaking pace via session recordings
The makhraj of several letters needs regular correction through two-way conversation
The Arabic script has a writing system of its own that comes first. In online lessons the teacher draws each letter shape on the digital whiteboard and the student follows step by step, then replays the recording until the hand movement becomes familiar.
29 Arabic letters with four different shapes by position, introduced one by one on screen
The marks that set the sound of each letter, tagged live by the teacher on screen
From spelling simple words to reading whole sentences, guided two ways over video
Writing words and sentences by the correct rules, with the stroke order shown on the digital whiteboard
29 Arabic letters with four different shapes by position, introduced one by one on screen
4 SkillsThe marks that set the sound of each letter, tagged live by the teacher on screen
4 SkillsFrom spelling simple words to reading whole sentences, guided two ways over video
4 SkillsWriting words and sentences by the correct rules, with the stroke order shown on the digital whiteboard
4 SkillsCompletion
Duration
10-15 weeks to master the Arabic script through online sessions
Completion
Once this module is complete, the student can read and write Arabic fluently and is ready to move to the conversation and grammar levels. Because each session is recorded, the correct letter stroke order can be practiced again anytime.
Across thousands of online sessions, a few slips recur because makhraj and harakat let a small error change the meaning. On the digital whiteboard, here are the five we correct most.
Why it happens
Letters like sin and tsa, or ha and kha, come from different places.
How we fix it
Over video we show the tongue and throat position for each letter, then the student compares the sound with the recording until the difference is clear.
Why it happens
The change in the final harakat sets the word's role in the sentence.
How we fix it
We tag the final harakat right on the digital whiteboard and explain the reason, so the student understands why one word is read differently in a different structure.
Why it happens
Some letters like alif, dal, and ra connect only on one side.
How we fix it
On screen we draw each letter in its position within a word, so the student knows which ones join and which stand alone.
Why it happens
The student memorizes each word separately, though many words are born from the same root.
How we fix it
We show the recurring wazan patterns on the digital whiteboard, so from one three-letter root the student can guess other word forms.
Why it happens
The student rushes to read before the mad sound is truly settled.
How we fix it
We drill short and long readings patiently through recorded, repeated examples, so the reading stays accurate even when read fluently.
Because every session is recorded, the student can replay these makhraj and writing explanations until the pattern truly sticks. Building both habits early prevents errors that are hard to fix later.
Three things merge in every meeting: a genuine teacher guiding up close, Hijaiyah letters and harakat set down together on screen, and recordings always ready to play again, all moving forward with progress that stays mapped by level.
The student learns directly, one teacher for one student over video with a chosen online teacher, a Middle East graduate or native speaker, two ways and full of conversation practice.
Teacher and student open the same Hijaiyah letters and harakat on a digital whiteboard, and the material can be reopened in the app for independent practice.
Makhraj practice, writing strokes, or listening strategy can be replayed anytime, especially before a memorization recitation and the TOAFL exam.
Command of Qira'ah, Kitabah, Istima', and Kalam is neatly recorded along the Mubtadi to Mahir levels and reported regularly on WhatsApp.
The best teachers who graduated from Al-Azhar and LIPIA, even native speakers from Egypt, can teach students in any city, and the cost is lighter because there is no travel expense.
The student is guided directly by a teacher who corrects makhraj and writing strokes on the spot on screen, with the same letters in front of both.
Our teachers are students and alumni of Arabic Education and Arabic Literature from various universities, at home teaching over a digital whiteboard and writing letters together with students on screen.
From a child first spelling the hijaiyah to pilgrims and scholarship candidates, here is the experience of families who walked the journey on screen.
Online Arabic tutoring reaches students across Indonesia, from big cities to areas far from a course center, as well as families currently abroad. The best teachers, including native speakers from Egypt and Jordan, can teach with no distance in the way, on a schedule that follows the family's rhythm.
Real journeys of EduPoint online Arabic students, told while protecting their privacy.
Challenge
Wanted to follow classical study without relying on translation, but could not yet read Arabic letters
โLearning from home did not lessen the closeness with the teacher. Every letter was written together on screen, and I replayed the recording when I forgot.โ
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Needed to prepare for the TOAFL for a scholarship, but found it hard to attend regular in-person classes
โOnline sessions flexed around my classes, and the recorded simulations could be replayed before the exam. The preparation felt well ordered.โ
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Wanted to understand prayers and communicate at a basic level while worshipping, with limited study time
โLearning over video at night after work fit our time well, and the teacher patiently repeated pronunciation until we were comfortable.โ
From whether learning the Hijaiyah works on screen, the app used, native-teacher availability, a focus on conversation, TOAFL preparation, to how payment works, we explain it all here.
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Start with a free placement test to map the level, then our team helps find the online Arabic teacher who fits best through a free consultation, for study, provisions for the Holy Land, or TOAFL preparation.