Every lesson is written for you
Hādī writes each session from your progress: what you've mastered, what you keep getting wrong, what you told him at the start. Nobody gets the same lesson twice.
An AI grammar tutor for people who read the Qur'an and were never shown how its grammar works. Every lesson written for you. Every word traced to its root.
You can already read vocalized Arabic? Then your first parse takes three minutes and needs no account. See how it works
Courses teach everyone the same page. A tutor teaches you the next thing you need, from what you just did. Mubtadaʾ is the second kind.
How the trial worksLessons are generated per learner from a concept graph built from a standard reference grammar; the tutor only teaches a concept once its prerequisites are mastered.
Hādī writes each session from your progress: what you've mastered, what you keep getting wrong, what you told him at the start. Nobody gets the same lesson twice.
Explain a rule in your own words and get a real reply — full credit, half credit, or the reason under the rule.
Tap a word, say what it is, hear which ending it wears. The case colours the letter itself, so the grammar sits on the word.
On check, every word gets its transliteration, meaning, root and one line of why — most of all the one you got wrong.
كِتَاب, كَاتِب, مَكْتَب — the book, the writer, the desk — all from ك‑ت‑ب, to write. Once you see the machinery, vocabulary stops being a list.
Seventy-six concepts from a standard grammar, each unlocked only when what it needs is mastered. What you already know is credited on day one.
If you can read a vocalized word on sight, you're ready. If you can't yet, the app says so honestly on the first screen and points you to a reading course first.
14 days free, then a plan you pick. See pricing
No. You need to read vocalized Arabic script — the marks above and below the letters. The placement interview asks how much grammar you know, takes your word for it, runs one check, and starts you where that leaves you.
Each session is generated from your own record: the concept you're on, your score on it, the mistakes the tutor is watching, what you've mastered, and what you told him at the start. Two learners on the same concept get different lessons.
Its lessons are grounded in a standard reference grammar, structured as 76 concepts with prerequisites. It is an AI model: it can be wrong, and it's built to say when it isn't sure. Grammar mistakes are the first thing we fix.
No. Lessons are written live and your progress lives with your account, so the app needs a connection — and says so plainly when it doesn't have one.
Full access for 14 days. The screen where you start it shows the exact dates: the day we remind you, and the day your plan begins if you do nothing. Cancel any time before that from Profile — one tap.
Delete your account from Profile and your profile, progress, cards and chat are removed immediately. There are no advertisers and we don't sell data.
Lessons are part of Mubtadaʾ Pro. Your path, your words and your review stay open either way.
Day 1, full access and nothing charged. Day 13, we remind you. Day 15, your plan begins — or it doesn't, if you've cancelled. The exact dates are on the screen where you start it, and nothing is pre-checked that costs more.