Help & FAQ

Every new account starts with 7 full days of free access to all Warsh features. Your trial begins the moment you create an account, and you may explore as much of the 72-chapter course as you can during those 7 days. Chapter progress never ends the trial early. After 7 days, you will need a paid subscription to continue accessing lessons, Noor, and Tadabbur; the Vocabulary Bank remains free.

You cancel directly in your device's app store settings. On Android, open Google Play Store → tap your profile icon → Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions → Warsh → Cancel subscription. Your access continues until the end of your current billing period.

Refunds are handled by Google according to their policies. Please contact Google Play support directly to request a refund. We are unable to process refunds ourselves.

The Vocabulary Bank stays free forever, even after your subscription ends or is cancelled. You will never lose access to the words you have already learned.

First, try tapping “Restore purchases” on the subscription paywall screen in the app. If that doesn’t work, email us at support@warsh.app with the email address registered to your account and we will investigate.

On the Warsh login screen, tap "Forgot password?" and enter the email address registered to your account. You will receive a reset link within a few minutes. If you don't see it, check your spam or junk folder.

Open the Warsh app → go to the You tab → Settings → Account → Delete account. This is permanent and cannot be undone. All your personal data will be removed from our servers within 30 days.

Yes. As long as you log in with the same account on all your devices, your progress, streaks, and subscription sync automatically. Purchases are tied to your Google Play account and can be restored on any device signed into the same account.

Warsh teaches Quran-first Fusha Arabic. It begins with the Arabic Muslims already recite, then builds vocabulary, grammar, reading, listening, and speaking through a structured 72-chapter path. It is neither a regional dialect course nor a list of disconnected Quranic words.

None. Warsh is designed for complete beginners who want to learn Fusha through the Quran. A placement test helps learners who already know some Arabic begin at an appropriate early chapter.

Yes. Warsh includes a placement test that can place you at Chapter 4, 6, or 8 depending on what you already know. Even if you can read basic Arabic but want to understand grammar and Quranic structure, Warsh will help.

Ustaad Noor is an AI tutor focused on Arabic vocabulary, grammar, and lesson questions. Noor is available during an active trial or subscription, with five included messages per day and optional additional message packs. Noor is not a scholar and does not answer questions of Islamic law.

Yes. Warsh includes speaking practice where you listen to carefully produced Arabic, record yourself, compare the two, and practise again. It develops Fusha pronunciation and spoken recall, but does not currently provide automated pronunciation grading.

Warsh builds Quranic and Classical Arabic foundations that transfer into wider Fusha. Islamic literature and contemporary news also require specialized vocabulary and continued exposure, so Warsh does not claim that Quranic vocabulary alone produces complete reading fluency.

The Vocabulary Bank is a free feature containing 600+ Arabic words with audio pronunciation, English and Urdu translations, and Quranic examples. It uses spaced repetition (SM-2 algorithm) to help you retain words long-term. The Vocabulary Bank is free forever, even without a subscription.

Tadabbur is Warsh's feature for understanding the Quran word by word. As you complete chapters, you unlock Surahs to study. Vocabulary words from your lessons light up inside real Quranic ayat, so you see exactly how each word functions in context.

First, check that you have a stable internet connection. If the problem persists, try closing and reopening the app. If the issue continues, email us at support@warsh.app with your device model, OS version, and the lesson you were trying to open.

Check that your device's volume is turned up and that audio permission is granted to the Warsh app. If audio still doesn't play, try closing and reopening the app. If the issue persists, contact support.

Warsh currently supports Android devices running Android 8 (API 26) or later. iOS support is planned for a future release.

If you find a mistake in a lesson, vocabulary entry, or any Arabic text, please email us at support@warsh.app with the chapter, lesson number, and a description of the issue.