Al Salamu Alaykom and welcome to the community, hope you're doing well! My name is Adam, admin of this community. I'm a native Arabic speaker and I'm here to help everyone in their Arabic journey. Don't hesitate to DM me with questions/suggestions! Step 1: Start off by introducing yourself to the community. Don't be shy, we'd love to meet you :) - share a little about yourself - and why you're learning Arabic ------------------------------ Step 2: For BEGINNERS: - Start with the Arabic Basics course - Check the calendar for beginner live sessions For INTERMEDIATES and above: - Check the challenges posts - start doing old ones and new ones are posted weekly! - Check the calendar for intermediate live sessions ------------------------------ Best way to learn from this community: - Ask questions always - Do the weekly challenges and get feedback - Share your thoughts about what you'd like to see in the community - Engage with posts by commenting - Post about resources and learning methods And more is always to come. Excited to learn with you! ✌️ P.S. what’s your preferred learning style? Vote below 👇

What's up everyone, my name is Farris Abuneel. I'm a 20 y/o fitness coach based out of Miami, Fl. I've been raised in the states all my life, I lived in South Carolina for 4 years and then Virginia for 16 years. I feel very "white washed" because American culture is pretty much all I know and what feels authentic to me. I want to learn Arabic because I'm still young and believe I should pick this skill up while I have the time to. My family is from Jordan and I feel like the odd one out because I am the only one in my family that really doesn't speak arabic. I want to get closer to my roots and most of all get closer with my family as well. I also have been stepping towards God recently as before this year I've never had religion in my life and I've been reading the Quran in english daily for the past couple months.