Learning Arabic is easy

I want to take this opportunity to

crush a very common misconception
about learning Arabic. And that is

that this language is hard to learn.

 

Please don't ever say that.

It hurts my feelings. Yes, it
requires effort... everything does.

Yes, you will face challenges from
time to time... that's part of the

journey. Yes, you will have a few
minor setbacks... how can you

appreciate the results without this? But
please don't ever think that this

language is hard to learn. 

 

This language has been studied and

documented meticulously over
hundreds of years. It's come to a

point where it's extraordinarily
mature, systematic and organized.

Don't confuse its maturity and its
organization for complexity or difficulty. 

 

Let me give you a small example

of just how easy this language is.
Sarf (morphology) is the study of

the changes that occur in Arabic
words in order to change the meaning

slightly; verb conjugation, for
example, is a major topic in Sarf.

 

Now if I give you any verb in the

language and ask you to completely
dissect and explain it, you're going

to use the rules of Sarf. 

 

If I ask you to dissect a verb, all

things being equal, there are theoretically
about 150,000 possible answers you

could give me. In other words, your
chances of correctly analyzing a verb is

1 in 150,000 (this number is really
rough).

 

But if you know Sarf, you can do

this easily. In fact, you only need
to learn about 120 rules to be able

to do this. By learning only 120 things,

you will have actually learned 150,000

things. 

 

Just by learning a few things, you

already gain incredible depth. And
this is how the language is... the

language is designed to make your
life easy. The language has been

designed in a way that no other
language has been designed. It is

structured to give you the biggest
bang for your buck! 

 

Arabic is easy to learn. You can

definitely do it. No excuses.

 

If the above made sense to you,

then I'm sure you can gain a lot from

studying Arabic using the same

method which got me to where I

am today:

 

Click here to get started today

Love,
Mohtanick

Shariah Program, 6565 Spinnaker Cir., Mississauga, Ontario L5W 1R2, CANADA