How long does it take to learn Arabic to understand Quran?

It is easier than you would normally expect: if you spend 10 minutes studying a single page daily, it will take you around 3 months to complete a whole chapter (100 pages). You will then begin to fully (almost by 90\%) understand every chapter of the Quran that you have studied using their method.

Can you learn Arabic by reading the Quran?

Yes. You can. I used to think it’s not possible, unless you started that as a child and lived in an Arabic speaking country. But, in the past few years, 1 came to know some people of different ethnicity who studied Arabic and Qura’an and became really good actually great at it within two or three years.

How long does it take to finish learning the Quran?

On average many do it between 3 and 4 years. But many take longer too. Age does play a role. A big help is the fluency with which the student can recite Quran before memorization.

Is it hard to learn Quran in Arabic?

Obviously, a non arab finds it difficult to start learning the holy Quran because Arabic is considered one of the most difficult languages of this world. Also, the language is written in classical Arabic which is totally different from the Arabic language which you read in books,newspapers or magazines.

Can you learn Arabic in 2 years?

Learning Arabic can be hard and it will require a lot of dedication and regular study, just like any other language. It’s estimated that in order to learn Arabic properly, it will take an English speaker at least 2200 hours of Arabic classes over 80 weeks – or rather, one and a half years of consistent language study.

What age should you start Quran?

Actually, there is no fixed age for a child that is suitable to start learning Holy Quran or enrolling in Quran classes for kids because it may differ from one child to another in their mental ability and the teaching methods used in teaching Quran for kids.

How do you complete the Quran in 30 days?

How can I finish the Quran within 30 days (or less)?

1. Read 4 pages after every obligatory prayer.
2. Read 2 pages before each obligatory prayer, and 2 pages after.
3. Read 5 pages in the morning, noon, afternoon, and night.
4. Read 10 pages in the morning, and 10 in the evening.