Learning Arabic, the first spoken language by humanity
Teaching and learning Arabic is a passion at الْقَرَوِيِّينَ University. Our graduates will be able to understand high levels of the Arabic language that can enable them to handle studies at Arab universities. They will be able to translate smoothly and navigate modern Arabic books and classic scriptures dating back thousands of years. We put our expertise at your service to transport you to a new world of Arabic reading, learning and translating.
Multi Cultural Environment
Alqarawiyyeen University is multinational multicultural and welcomes students of all nationalities, cultures, professions, and religions. Our admission focus is on the passion to learn Arabic by those high achievers who will become leaders in their fields of profession.
Build Lasting Relationships
To achieve our goals, we employ a well thought, well tested, comprehensive curriculum spanning the life of a student from childhood to adulthood. Our graduates will have strong command and ability to listen, speak and write in classical and modern Arabic. Going through similar experiences students bond together and become friends for life.
Seminars and Group Work
Seminars and study sessions are held to improve social awareness and discuss Arab World events to enhance dialogue between different viewpoints. Alqarawiyyeen University's strategic alliances with NGO organizations working in the Middle East can offer internships and a policy of maintaining a neutral atmosphere in the institution.
Arabic is a Language That Brings Joy & Fun
Arabic, Language of Creativity, Poetry and Beauty
Arabic is the language of love, imagination, poetry and beauty. It also teaches depth, accuracy, and fluidity. The Arabic language originates from the heart and flows on the tongue. In addition, the Arabic language is the first language spoken by humans and thus the oldest language in the world. The Arabic language has the largest number of words as it exceeds twelve million words while the language immediately following it, English, has under six hundred thousand words. Arabic is the language that does not die like other languages. Fourteenth century English and French cannot be understood even by linguistic scholars and that is only six hundred years ago. The "oldest" found written manuscript is in Arabic, and dates to at least four thousand years ago. It can be read by Arabic elementary school students.
