Always wanted to learn Arabic but find it too difficult? Or perhaps you’ve been learning it but have never been able to understand what you listen from the Quran, supplications or conversations?

In this 1-day workshop, we invite you to experience the Arabic language,

• by showing you how easy and interesting it can be,

• build your motivation and interest in learning,

• train your reflex when listening to Arabic speech (be it in conversation or the Quran), through hands-on and interactive activities,

• instill your confidence in speaking Arabic, and show you that you can actually do it, insyaAllah!

Taught by Ihsan Institute’s Ustaz Haziq Halim who is most passionate about the Arabic language, this workshop is open to all age and background.

Limited seats available. Book yours today. https://arabicworkshop0202.eventbrite.sg/

The above workshop will lead to the following upcoming series:

Arabic (Fusha) Level 1 - 10 sessions in total,

• 17 Feb - 20 Apr 2020

• Every Monday evening

• Fee: $300 (for 10 sessions)

• Registration $20 + Textbooks $50

To register for Arabic (Fusha) Level 1, https://www.eventbrite.sg/e/arabic-level-1-tickets-90108261235

ABOUT THE SPEAKER:

Ustaz Muhammad Haziq bin Abdul Halim who has completed his Diploma studies in Teaching the Quran, has an insurmountable passion for languages; especially Arabic (in addition to Malay, English, Thai and Mandarin).

This started taking root since his days in the NUS Centre of Language Studies. Excelling in Cambridge’s Arabic Advanced Level Exams further spurred him to pursue the mission of reconnecting the Muslim community with the Arabic language which becomes the window to appreciating the Qur’an and Prophetic traditions.

An extension of his passion for Arabic is his interest in Jawi (Arabic script for writing Malay) scriptures. It is of no surprise that he has founded and is currently managing Ihsan Learning Centre which is an Arabic Learning Centre.

When not managing Che Ani’s Chicken Rice, an F & B outlet which he owns, Ustaz Haziq busies himself by teaching the Qur’an and listening to Arabic poetry.