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Learn Quran, Arabic & Tajweed Online
(Live Teachers From the East)

3- Months Structured Islamic Courses
www.eaalim.com

Alhamdulliah, eAalim's new semester starts from the 21st of March and is now offering many more courses with full segregation. All our lessons will be live sessions online with our teachers using our latest virtual classroom technology giving you that real classroom learning experience online.

COURSES (starting from March 2010)

Basic Quranic Reading (Brothers)
Basic Quranic Reading (Sisters)
Classical Arabic Language Level 1a (Sisters)
Classical Arabic Language Level 1a (Brothers)
Classical Arabic Language Level 1b
Classical Arabic Language Level 2a

Tajweed Rules of the Quran Level 1a (Brothers)
Tajweed Rules of the Quran Level 1a (Sisters)
Tajweed Rules of the Quran Level 1b (Sisters)
Tajweed Rules of the Quran Level 1b (Brothers)
Tajweed Rules of the Quran Level 2 (Sisters)
Hifzul Quran (Juzz Amma) Sisters
Hifzul Quran (Juzz Amma) Brothers

CHILDREN’S 1-TO-1 COURSES
Basic Quranic Reading 1-to-1
Quran Reading with Tajweed Rules 1-to-1
Hifz ul Quran Juzz Amma 1-to-1

The program brings Middle Eastern and UK teachers directly into your home. All of our teachers are certified educators and are experts in teaching Arabic as a second language and have Ijaza to teach Tajweed. The majority of the teachers have taught Arabic or Tajweed in Muslims leading university and institutes, which are the world's best institutions for Arabic and Tajweed tutoring. For more information, visit http://www.eaalim.com

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Special 20% Discount for the first 5 students
Enroll Today!
www.eaalim.com

 

[Seth]

Bismi Llah.

As-salaamu 'alaykum.
Just a note of caution--as listed on the web page [http://www.eaalim.com/blog/?p=35], E Aalim's "Head of Faculty" studied Hadith and Fiqh with Shaykh Albani, and judging from this and the basic "tone" of the web page in general, I'm assuming that he's a pretty serious Salafi. No offense is intended, of course, but I would always caution people to be careful about where they take their knowledge from, even if it's something as seemingly "neutral" as Arabic--i.e. because when you spend time learning from a teacher, other things creep in besides the ostensible subject at hand.

And Allah knows best.
was-salaam.