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AnyArabic review

#36 of 60 in Arabic Learning Apps

A broad Arabic course library with lifetime access for a one-time $149 payment.

5.2/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

AnyArabic gives English-speaking learners an online library of 150 Arabic courses taught by native Arab instructors. Its subject range covers Modern Standard Arabic, regional dialects, and classical and Qur’anic Arabic, with video and audio lessons for self-paced study. Learners can track course progress, ask questions in lesson comments, and participate in a student community. It is aimed at people who want a substantial instructor-led catalog rather than a single narrow course or an offline-first study app.

The published full-library offer is $149 as a one-time payment, with lifetime access to all courses in the library. There is no free plan or trial, so buyers need to pay to access the catalog. Eligible courses include certificates. The combination of broad subject coverage and lifetime access may suit learners planning to study several areas of Arabic over time; those who want to sample lessons before paying may prefer a service with a free option.

AnyArabic is available on the web, iOS, and Android, and lessons can be accessed on mobile devices, tablets, and computers. The lessons require an internet connection, so the platform is a poor fit for learners who need offline study. Its lesson comments, instructor questions, and student community offer ways to get support while studying, alongside email support. Choose it for the breadth of its course library and instructor-led audio and video; look elsewhere if offline access is essential or if you only need a smaller, focused learning resource.

AnyArabic pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • 150 courses span MSA, regional dialects, and classical and Qur’anic Arabic
    • Video and audio lessons are taught by native Arab instructors
    • Lifetime library access includes progress tracking, comments, and community
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan or trial
    • Lessons require an internet connection; offline access is unavailable
    • Certificates are available only for eligible courses

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