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- Certificate in Islamic Studies
- Diploma in Tahfiz Al-Quran
- Degree in Syariah (Specialised in Islamic Family Law) - Institut Agama Islam Abdullah Said
- Degree in Arabic Language Education - Institut Agama Islam Abdullah Said
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- Diploma in Arabic Language
- Diploma in Islamic Education
- Basic Arabic Language Certificate Course
- Advance Arabic Language Course
- Basic Quranic Reading Certificate Course
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- Tajwid & Talaqqi Certificate Course
- Tahfiz wal Tasmi’ Al-Quran Course
- Basic Fardhu Ain Islamic Rituals Course
- Children Quran & Fardhu A'in Course
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- Advance Diploma in Islamic Studies
- Graduate Diploma in Islamic Studies
- Graduate Diploma in Shariah
- Graduate Diploma in Islamic Finance and Banking
- Graduate Diploma in Islamic Education
Learn AboutAdvance Arabic Language Course
Course Title :
Advance Arabic Language Course
Course Duration :
3 years
Medium of Delivery :
English
Course Requirement :
Completed Basic Arabic Language Course
Course Schedule :
Alternate weekday / weekend (Blended Learning on Alternate Week)
Assessment :
Quizzes & Assignments
Certificate Award :
Certification will be awarded by TAQUA upon completion of course.
Course Curriculum Content
- Comprehension of enhance knowledge for the Arabic Language.
- Learning of Nahw (Arabic Grammer) and its application in sentence construction.
- Understanding the Arabic Morphology (Sarf) which include tense, voice and added connotations.
- Intense and immense reading of the Arabic Language texts and passages.
- Learning the knowledge of tenses in the Arabic Language namely past tense (al-madhi), the present tense (al-mudhari') and future tense.
- Enhancing the Arabic Language hearing senses and conversation building using practical dialogues.