Arabic language classes

Kindergarten Arabic Course (3–5 years)

In the first years of life, children develop key skills that will accompany them throughout their lives. Early contact with the Arabic language not only strengthens their linguistic development, but also their emotional connection to their own religion and culture. In our kindergarten course, children experience the Arabic language in an environment characterized by trust, joy and Islamic values.

Through stories of the prophets (عليهم السلام), songs, games and creative activities, the first letters and important terms are introduced. At the same time, we lay the first foundations of faith in a playful way by introducing the prayer (Ṣalāh) in a child-friendly way and teaching Islamic etiquette. Our aim is to open the children’s hearts to the Arabic language and their religion and to build a positive relationship with both.

Our teaching concept combines language, religion and social skills in a harmonious way – so that our children grow up strong, self-confident and deeply rooted in their identity.

Preschool Arabic (from 6 years)

In a warm, cheerful atmosphere, the children immerse themselves in the Arabic language in a playful way. The focus is on the confident recognition and writing of letters as well as the first simple attempts at reading. Creative handicraft and painting activities, decorating the classroom together and lively learning games ensure that learning is combined with fun. The children experience the mosque as a place of security, friendship and enthusiasm for knowledge. Through loving guidance, interest in the Arabic language and the faith is awakened and strengthened.

The teaching material has been specially developed for this age group from our own experience and guarantees a gentle and successful introduction.

Arabic 1st grade

The lessons in Year 1 encourage children to enjoy reading and writing in Arabic through a clearly structured, creative approach. With varied exercises, short poems, short texts and child-oriented projects, learning progress is made visible and positively reinforced. At the same time, the children develop a stronger feeling for the beauty of the Arabic language and the values of Islam.

The classroom becomes a lively place of learning where children can grow in a supportive community, make friends and experience the mosque as a second home. The combination of language development, Islamic education and creative tasks ensures that learning happens with heart and mind.

The teaching material is specially tailored to the needs of Arabic-speaking children and is based on years of experience.

Arabic 2nd grade

In Year 2, the children experience how much fun language can be. The classroom becomes a lively space that visibly reflects their learning progress: with their own texts, colorful projects and creative work. The aim is not only to become more confident in Arabic, but also to strengthen friendships, live Islamic values in everyday life and experience the mosque as a place of joy and trust. The lessons place great emphasis on personal development and on accompanying and supporting the children on their journey of faith.

Arabic 3rd grade

In Year 3, the Arabic language becomes more and more secure and lively for the children. Through targeted exercises in reading, writing and comprehension, they develop a deeper feeling for the language. The focus is on more complex sentence structures, a broader vocabulary and the first longer texts.

Islamic content such as Qurʾān verses, life stories of the prophets (Sīrah), doctrine of faith (ʿAqīdah) and ethical behavior are deepened. At the same time, togetherness in the mosque is strengthened and the joy of learning and faith is further consolidated – an important basis for character development and everyday life.

Here, too, we work with a specially created textbook that is based on years of experience and optimally supports learning success.

Arabic 4th grade

This course not only strengthens Arabic language skills, but also supports the children in their Islamic and personal development. In a friendly environment, they make friends, can ask questions and receive Islamic answers and guidance for school, everyday life and their future. The mosque thus becomes a place of joy, trust and shared growth.

Arabic 5th grade

In Year 5, pupils continue to grow linguistically and personally. They not only deepen their language skills, but also find the mosque a place where they can make friends, experience support and strengthen their character in the light of Islamic values. Especially at this age, it is important to offer young people a safe and positive space in which they can ask their questions, find Islamic answers and exchange ideas with each other.
The lessons therefore combine language development, Islamic education and social development in a creative and motivating way.

Arabic 6th grade

Grade 6 takes students to a new level in language and character development. As their knowledge grows, the classroom becomes a place that encourages independence and critical thinking. Texts are not only read, but understood, questioned and interpreted. At the same time, the children continue to grow in their personalities, strengthen their Islamic values and find stability and support in the community. Attending the mosque should continue to be associated with joy, trust and the feeling of having found a place where faith and learning go hand in hand.