Arabic grammar · now on iPhone & Android
An AI Arabic Grammar Tutor, Just for You.
You can read the Arabic. Hādī teaches you the grammar under it: how words grow from a three-letter root, how a sentence is put together, how a verb carries its time. Ten minutes a day, in lessons written around what you already know.
Free to download. Your first seven days of lessons are free.
al-kitābu · the book
the mubtadaʾ— what it's about. (that's our name)
jadīdun · new
the khabar — what we say about it
Your tutor
Meet Hādī. He writes every lesson for you.
A lantern who teaches. Not a chatbot bolted onto flashcards — a tutor who knows your record, writes tomorrow's lesson tonight, and reads what you write back.
Written, not picked
Every lesson is written for one person.
Overnight, from your record: the topic you're on, the mistakes he's watching, the reason you came. Two learners on the same topic never get the same lesson.
No walls of text
One line at a time, the way a teacher talks.
Lines arrive one by one and the words land on the board between them — the root letter by letter, the word's own character beside it, transliteration on every word.
Half credit — nearly there
Right: it's the first noun of a pair. To fix: say why — it leans on الْبَيْتِ, and a word that leans can't carry al- or tanwīn.
sample reply
He reads what you write
Explain it back. He'll tell you how close you are.
Taps and tiles only go so far. Write the reason in your own words and Hādī reads it like a teacher would — full credit, half credit, or another way in. Try typing: he reads along.
He remembers
Trip twice on the same thing, and he finds another way in.
The same mistake twice in one session means the explanation didn't land — so he stops, rethinks, and comes at it from a different side. Right there, mid-lesson.
Whatever brought you here.
People come for four reasons. The grammar is the same; your lessons follow yours.
What your lessons lean on
- One root: ḥamd, Muḥammad, maḥmūd
- لِ: belonging to
- Iḍāfa: rabbi l-ʿālamīn
- Sound plurals
Same grammar for everyone. Your lessons draw their examples from what you came for.
al-ḥamdu lillāhi rabbi l-ʿālamīn
All praise is for God, Lord of the worlds
Al-Fātiḥa 1:2
What your lessons lean on
- Iḍāfa chains
- Nouns made from verbs
- Kāna and inna
- Relative clauses
Same grammar for everyone. Your lessons draw their examples from what you came for.
ṭalabu l-ʿilmi farīḍatun
Seeking knowledge is an obligation
a well-known saying
What your lessons lean on
- The present verb
- Broken plurals
- Verb forms
- Numbers
Same grammar for everyone. Your lessons draw their examples from what you came for.
yadrusu ṭ-ṭullābu l-qawāʿida
The students study the rules
a classroom sentence
What your lessons lean on
- Demonstratives
- Adjective agreement
- Feminine nouns
- Everyday verbs
Same grammar for everyone. Your lessons draw their examples from what you came for.
hādhihi madīnatun kabīratun
This is a big city
everyday Arabic
Try it
Don't take our word for it. Take a sentence apart.
Tap each word: what kind of word it is, what job it does in the sentence, and the root its meaning comes from.
Tap a word.
The cast acts it out · tap to replay
The cast
Every word belongs to one of three families.
Meet them once and every sentence gets easier to read: each word on a ribbon in its family's colour, and the family's character beside it in every lesson.
names things
Ism
A person, a place, a thing, an idea, and the words that describe them. Most words you'll meet are isms.
acts in time
Fiʿl
An action with a clock built in: it happened, it's happening, or it's an order.
connects
Ḥarf
Small and rootless. It says little alone, but it ties the sentence together and steers the words around it.
Your path
Start where you actually are.
No placement test. Tap the furthest topic you're sure of — everything behind it is yours, and Hādī starts at the first gap.
Tap a topic on the map.
phase 1Reading and spelling
phase 1Words and sentences
phase 1The cases
phase 2Pronouns
phase 2Dual and plural
phase 2Iḍāfa
phase 2Particles and questions
phase 3The verb
phase 3Kāna and inna
phase 4Nouns made from verbs
phase 4Plurals and cases, further
phase 4Adjectives
phase 4Numbers and time
phase 4Weak and irregular verbs
phase 4Sentences, further
A day with Mubtadaʾ
One lesson a day. Written while you sleep.
No streak to protect, no hearts to lose. One real lesson, the words you're due to review, and a tutor to ask.
Today
Ten minutes, one idea
Today's concept, your path, what's due — and the lesson he wrote last night.
Review
Before you forget
Words come back just before you'd lose them. Tap, flip, grade, done.
Ask Hādī
Stuck on a line?
Ask about a verse, a page, a homework sentence. Every word he writes back is glossed.
Pricing
One tutor. One price.
Seven days free, then pick how you'd like to pay. Cancel any time from your App Store or Google Play account.
Monthly
$19.99 /month
Billed monthly after your free week.
- A new lesson every day, written for you
- Review any time, and Ask Hādī when you're stuck
- Explain-it-back answers, graded
- Your whole path, all 76 topics
Yearly
$12.50 /month
$149.99 a year — save 37%.
- A new lesson every day, written for you
- Review any time, and Ask Hādī when you're stuck
- Explain-it-back answers, graded
- Your whole path, all 76 topics
Prices in US dollars; your store shows yours in your currency.
Questions
Asked, and answered.
Start where you are.
Download Mubtadaʾ, tell Hādī where you are, and your first lesson is written around it. The first week is free.