Free Maqra'ah
Quran reading correction for beginners — free sessions for non-Arabic speakers
Read, be corrected, then continue. The ARBEDU Maqra'ah is a free recitation-correction circle for women and girls who do not speak Arabic. It runs on Mondays and Thursdays at 20:00 Paris time, in small groups, and lasts an hour or more.
How a session runs
- Small group, so every learner reads aloud and is corrected
- Correction of your own reading — pronunciation and letters — not long theory
- Led by an approved ARBEDU teacher who volunteers for the circle
- One click at session time opens the live room; nothing to install
Who it is for
- Beginners who can recognise the Arabic letters but read hesitantly
- Non-Arabic speakers, including new Muslims
- Women and girls only; children join from their mother's account
Booking and limits
Booking is free but a seat is required, because groups are kept small. Each learner can book up to two free sessions per week, so the circle stays useful for everyone.
After the circle
At the end of a session you can continue on your own path: choose a verified female teacher for one-to-one follow-up, or join a structured Arabic or memorisation course.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Maqra'ah really free?
Yes. It is free, and you only need a free ARBEDU account and a booked seat.
When does it take place?
Mondays and Thursdays at 20:00 Paris time, for an hour or more.
Do I need to speak Arabic?
No. The circle is designed for non-Arabic speakers; the teacher guides you in a language you understand.
How many sessions can I attend?
Up to two free sessions per week per learner.