🌟 Introduction: Learning Arabic can feel like unlocking a new musical instrument—especially for non-native speakers. But just like in music, a few wrong notes can change the entire meaning. For Quran learners and Arabic starters, pronunciation isn’t just about sounding …
Introduction: “I want my child to understand the Qur’an… but I don’t even know the Arabic alphabet.”Sound familiar? You’re not alone. For many English-speaking Muslim families, introducing Arabic for children feels overwhelming. But here’s the good news: you don’t need …
Introduction: Why This One Trick Changes Everything in Arabic Learning Have you ever wondered how your child can remember so many English words like run, runner, running with ease? That’s because in English, these words are built from the same …
Have you ever wondered how Islam, Salam, and Muslim are all connected — not just in sound, but in meaning? It’s all thanks to the powerful Arabic root س ل م (S-L-M). In this post, we’ll explore how this triliteral …
Learning Arabic can be magical—especially when it’s rooted in playful, real-life learning. At Roots Muslim School, we believe every child can enjoy the depth of Arabic, even the complex world of triliteral roots, when it’s broken down into joyful, simple …
Have you ever wondered how a single Arabic root word can shape your child’s character? In the Qur’an, صَبْر (ṣabr)—commonly translated as patience—is far more than just waiting quietly. It’s a powerful, action-based concept that appears over 90 times in …
Introduction Have you ever wondered how one Arabic root can open the door to a deeper understanding of the Qur’an? The root ه د ي (H-D-Y) is one of those gems. It forms the foundation of some of the most …
Have you ever wondered what the word Qurbani really means—not just in translation, but in the language of the Qur’an itself?At Roots Muslim School, we love exploring Arabic roots because they unlock the hidden beauty and connections in the Qur’an. …
🌟 Introduction: More Than Words Have you ever read a translation of the Qur’an and still felt like something was… missing? You’re not alone. Millions of non-Arabic speakers read translated versions of the Qur’an daily—but the truth is, translation alone …
Understanding Arabic root words (جُذُور) opens up the world of the Quran for children and builds a strong foundation in language. At Roots Muslim School, we believe in making learning interactive, meaningful, and Quran-connected—especially for non-native speakers. Here are 5 …
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