Contact

Talk to us.

Warsh is a small team, and every email reaches someone who works on the product. Pick the route that matches what you need.

Where to write

01

Product support

Login trouble, a subscription that has not unlocked, audio that will not play, a lesson that will not load.

support@warsh.app

Include your account email, your device, and the chapter or lesson number.

Reply within 2 working days
02

Content corrections

A mistake in an Arabic word, a translation, a harakat, or something Ustaad Noor got wrong.

support@warsh.app

Include the chapter and lesson number, and what you believe is correct.

Reviewed before the next content release
03

Account & data

Deleting your account, exporting your data, or any question under our privacy policy.

support@warsh.app

You can also delete your account in the app: You → Settings → Account.

Within 30 days, per our privacy policy

Who we are

Warsh is built in Pakistan by a small team, for Pakistan and the wider South Asian and global Muslim diaspora first — communities where Salah is daily practice and formal Arabic education is often out of reach.

Warsh teaches Fusha Arabic through a 72-chapter path that begins with the Quran and Al-Fatiha, the passage many learners already recite every day. The current curriculum builds Quranic and Classical Arabic foundations for wider formal reading and speaking. We are not a madrasah, we do not certify anyone, and Ustaad Noor redirects questions of fiqh to qualified scholars every time. What the course covers is set out on the features page.

Curriculum review is ongoing rather than a one-time claim. If something in a lesson felt wrong, tell us — we read every email.


By phone

+92 318 104 6756

For press and partnership enquiries. Support is email-first, because an email carries the account address, device and lesson number we need to actually fix something — a call usually ends with us asking you to send one.


Where we are

Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan

Warsh is built here. We do not keep a public walk-in office — the team is small and works remotely — so email and phone are the ways to reach us, and both are answered by the people who build the product.