I am a native Syrian and have lived in Lebanon then in Egypt for a long period. I had studied at an institute that specialized in Islamic and Arabic sciences in Syria and received my Bachelor’s Degree in Islamic and Arabic Sciences from Al-Azhar University in Egypt. I have worked in Egypt for more than five years as an Arabic Language instructor for non-Arab students upon the venues of Arabic language centers and direct courses via Skype.

My skill set includes the ability to effectively teach classical Arabic and the arts of the language to people of various walks of life — including that of businessmen, university students, and seekers of knowledge interested in Eastern cultures. The breadth and depth of what I teach also covers that of various popular dialects of the Arabic language such as Egyptian, Lebanese, and Syrian tongues, as well as comprehension courses upon Arabic broadcasts and further linguistic matters. The lessons I conduct are imparted in two simultaneous modes, with proven effectiveness: textbook- and conversation-based learning. My motto is simple: “That which you see is better than that which you hear and that which you hear is better than that which you read.”