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Fall-2 - Arabic Intermediate Beginner 1

Fall-2 – Arabic Intermediate Beginner 1

Course Code: ARL 2101

Instructor: Anse Abeer Aborshaed & Anse Asma Alam

Credit: 1.5

Method of Delivery: Online via Zoom

Term: Fall 2026

Course Dates: Nov. 11 – Dec. 20, 2026

Class Days: TF

Class Times: 7:00 – 9:00 PM CT

$225.00 — or $75.00 / month for 3 months

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Fall-2 - Arabic Intermediate Beginner 1

Course Information

Course Description

This is the first module of the Intermediate Beginner band. In this level, students will be introduced to constructing verbal sentences in the past, present, and future tenses. They will work on developing this skill to include positive and negative sentences, and learn how to ask questions. Students will also learn how to tell the time and will cover vocabulary relating to schedules and their daily routines. 

Module Content:

  • Constructing verbal sentences 
  • Asking questions 
  • Negating the past and present 
  • Attached pronouns 
  • Constructing the future tense 
  • Telling the time 
  • Describing your weekly/ daily routine

Course Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, students will be able to:

  • Read short vowelled Arabic texts—including Qur’anic passages—with accurate pronunciation and recognize familiar words when unvowelled.
  • Understand the main ideas of short, familiar-topic texts and identify key grammatical elements such as nouns, verbs, and prepositions.
  • Use basic grammar to form and modify simple verbs in the past and present tenses and write short, coherent sentences.
  • Engage in simple spoken communication by asking and answering basic questions, describing daily routines, and expressing time.
  • Integrate reading, writing, and speaking skills in tasks connected to everyday and religious contexts.

Course Prerequisites

This course is open to women ages 17 and above.
Arabic Novice High or equivalent*
*May be waived through Arabic Placement Test

Arabic Placement Test: 

All students entering the Arabic program are required to take the Arabic placement test. This is a tool to assess your knowledge of the Arabic language and recommend the course level you should begin at.

Arabic Placement Test

Course Materials

Students are responsible for purchasing all required textbooks before the start of class.
Ribāṭ textbooks are available at the Rabata Bookshop

Required Readings

  • Materials are provided for Students on the Canvas platform. No textbook is required for this module.

 

Registration Information

Registration Fee

$225.00

Course materials are not included.

Late Registration Fee None
Registration Deadline November 8, 2026
Auditing Fee Auditing is not available for this course
Course Access Ends November 6, 2027
Important:
Registration fees are non-refundable and non-transferable. Before enrolling, please review the Registration Fees & Policies

Questions?
Contact registration@rabata.org

Attendance Policy

Students are expected to attend all scheduled class sessions and participate actively in their learning. Consistent attendance supports academic success and helps maintain the collaborative learning environment of the classroom. If an absence is unavoidable, students are responsible for communicating with their instructor, reviewing missed material, and completing any assigned work.

Technology Requirements

To ensure a successful online learning experience, all students must have regular access to a personal computer and reliable high-speed internet. Courses at Ribāṭ University are delivered through Canvas and may include video lectures, interactive discussions, digital readings, and multimedia assignments.
Students are responsible for maintaining the technology needed to participate fully.

Minimum Technical Requirements

Computer:
A desktop, laptop, or similar device manufactured within the last five years and capable of running current software and updates. Students should not rely solely on a phone, as coursework requires a full computer interface and functionality.
Operating System:
The computer operating system should be kept current with all recommended security updates and upgrades.
Internet:
A high-speed broadband connection with a minimum speed of 5 Mbps download and 2 Mbps upload.
Web Browser:
A current version of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Microsoft Edge.
Software:
Microsoft Office, Google Workspace, or Apple productivity applications for word processing,
presentations, and spreadsheets; a PDF reader such as Adobe Acrobat; and updated antivirus and security software.
Multimedia:
A functional webcam, microphone, and speakers or headset for participating in live sessions and assessments.

Technology Skills

Students should be comfortable with basic computer operations, including using email, browsing the internet, uploading and downloading files, and navigating an online learning platform. Training resources and orientation will be provided for students who need additional guidance.

Additional Notes and Technical Support

  • Students are expected to check course announcements and email regularly.
  • Technical support is available for login issues, course access, and basic troubleshooting.

For technical assistance, select Help from your Canvas course page or email techsupport@rabata.org

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