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Master Arabic typing on desktop and mobile with over 140 structured lessons and real-time feedback
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What's included:
- Over 140 comprehensive lessons — nearly 100 for desktop + 46 for mobile
- Real-time feedback with WPM and accuracy tracking
- Desktop & mobile keyboards with visual guides and finger zone highlighting
- Progress tracking across all lessons
- Diacritics support for proper Arabic typing
- Practice with Stories — real-world Arabic practice with optional diacritics
- Practice Sarf Patterns — Master Arabic verb morphology (Unit 1 free, future units coming for Pro)
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Questions before you subscribe?
What if it's not for me? Is there a refund?▾
Yes. If Arabic Typing 101 isn't right for you, email us within 14 days of your purchase and we'll give you a full refund — including the GBP 79 lifetime plan. Monthly and annual plans can also be cancelled anytime from your account settings, so you're never locked in.
Can I try the course before paying?▾
Yes. The free plan gives you free preview lessons on the desktop and mobile courses plus all 8 Sarf lessons — no credit card required. Upgrade to Pro anytime for every lesson and Practice with Stories.
What are the Pro features?▾
Pro subscribers get: (1) Full access to every lesson (nearly 100 desktop + 46 mobile) including advanced topics like diacritics, numbers, and real-world practice. (2) Practice with Stories - authentic Arabic texts from Islamic literature like the Story of Ibrahim, with no timers and optional diacritics for flexible practice.