Ahmed

Assalamu Alaikum! My name is ?Ahmed. By day, I work as a Maths teacher in the UK, and outside of work, my biggest passion is studying and teaching the Arabic language.


I started learning Arabic from scratch three years ago, including spending a few months studying in Egypt before returning home. Because I went through the beginner stage recently myself, I remember exactly what feels confusing at first and how to explain things simply from an English speaker's perspective.


Over the past couple of years, I have been teaching beginner Arabic alongside my main profession. Having personally studied and completed all of the Madinah Arabic Books, I use them as the main foundation for my lessons.


My background as a Maths teacher naturally shapes how I teach Arabic. Arabic grammar has a very logical, pattern-based structure. I focus on breaking rules down step-by-step, moving at a comfortable pace, and doing plenty of practice together so you actually understand why a sentence works rather than just memorising words.


Starting Arabic can feel overwhelming on your own, especially when trying to connect the letters and make sense of new grammar rules. You don't need to rush—with a clear structure and steady practice, it becomes much easier than you think.


Whether you are starting from zero, want to work through the Madinah books, or want to build a solid foundation to understand the Qur'an, I’d be happy to help you get started. Book a trial lesson so we can chat about your goals and go through a first short lesson together!