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Quranic Arabic, taught with warmth

Understand whatyou recite.

A calm, structured path through Quranic vocabulary, grammar, listening, and reflection—designed for learners who want meaning, not gamified noise.

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Lesson 03Discover

Al-Ikhlas · 112:1

قُلْ هُوَ ٱللَّهُ أَحَدٌ

أَحَدٌaḥadOne · Unique
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نNoor is readyAsk about this lesson
Gentle progress

Reader first

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Grammar in context

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Quran connection

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Warm feedback

The learning system

Four ways to make Arabic familiar.

Warsh connects structured lessons, vocabulary, Quranic recognition, and focused help in one patient learning journey.

01

Learn in context

Lessons begin with meaning and use. Grammar arrives as a tool for understanding patterns you have already met.

72 chapters · 391 lessons
02

Build real recall

A focused vocabulary bank combines Arabic script, audio, meaning, and spaced review without punitive hearts or public rankings.

585 vocabulary entries
03

See the Quran connect

Tadabbur highlights vocabulary as it becomes familiar, helping learned words become visible inside selected surahs.

Word-by-word progress
04

Ask with confidence

Ustaad Noor answers focused Arabic-learning questions and redirects religious rulings to qualified scholars.

Focused AI tutor

One lesson, five movements

Meaning leads.
Grammar serves.

Each lesson moves from listening to recognition. The aim is not to collect terminology—it is to notice more every time you return to Arabic.

  1. 01

    Listen

    Meet the ayah and hear its rhythm before analysis.

  2. 02

    Discover

    Unpack the words, meanings, and useful patterns.

  3. 03

    Practise

    Use recall, matching, writing, and listening exercises.

  4. 04

    Recognise

    Return to Quranic language and notice what has changed.

  5. 05

    Continue

    Keep progress without shame, pressure, or noisy rewards.

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Ustaad NoorArabic learning assistant
Focused

نIn إِيَّاكَ نَعْبُدُ, bringing “You alone” first creates emphasis.

Can you show me where I met this pattern?

نYes. Let’s return to the example from your current lesson and compare the word order.

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Ustaad Noor

A question should not stop the lesson.

Noor is a focused AI tutor for Arabic vocabulary, grammar, and lesson context. It is deliberately not a general chatbot or a source for religious rulings.

  • 01 Uses recent visible conversation context
  • 02 Stays within Arabic-learning scope
  • 03 Redirects rulings to qualified scholars

AI responses can make mistakes. Learners should verify important information.

Tadabbur · تَدَبُّر

Watch familiar words emerge.

As vocabulary becomes familiar, selected Quranic passages show that progress visually—without turning sacred text into a score or spectacle.

Familiar Still learning
سُورَةُ الإِخْلَاصGrowing familiarity

قُلْ هُوَ ٱللَّهُ أَحَدٌ
ٱللَّهُ ٱلصَّمَدُ
لَمْ يَلِدْ وَلَمْ يُولَدْ

Built with restraint

A teacher’s warmth—not an attention machine.

01

No shame mechanics

Wrong answers receive useful guidance, not lost lives or public comparison.

02

Clear privacy choices

No ads or data selling. Voice-comparison recordings stay on the device.

03

Honest access

A seven-day full trial, free vocabulary, and subscription pricing shown by the store.

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Help Warsh become ready for learners.

We are testing real lessons, audio, Noor, subscriptions, accessibility, and account controls before requesting a public Google Play launch.

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Before you begin

Clear answers, before any commitment.

Is Warsh publicly available on Google Play?

Warsh is currently in closed Android testing. Public Play Store access will follow only after Google grants production access and the release is ready.

Does Warsh replace a teacher or scholar?

No. Warsh supports structured Arabic learning. Ustaad Noor is not a religious authority and redirects questions about rulings to a qualified scholar.

What happens to speaking-practice recordings?

Shadow-speaking recordings remain on the learner’s device for playback and comparison. They are not uploaded for pronunciation scoring.

Which languages does the interface support?

The app supports English and Urdu interfaces. Arabic learning content remains in Arabic script in both modes.