Leading Arabic and Islamic Education in Australia

Hand-made with years of teaching experience and research. Our booklets are the result of years of real experience teaching Arabic to young Australians. Our goal is to create well thought out teaching experiences that target all the important foundations your child needs to succeed.

Designed to be fun and enagaging! Designed to effectively engage today's short attention spans, every booklet comes with fun educational family-centered games and activities to help your child (and you!) enjoy and look forward to learning.

Educational Games

We custom your name in Arabic

We create fully customizable Arabic name practice sheets tailored for your children. Each file is designed to build confidence and ease in Arabic handwriting and will be delivered as PDF .

Optional  printing is available within Australia for ready-to-use worksheets.

To order please: 1- place your order and include the child's name exactly as you want it to appear on the worksheet, ((We can translate it from English, but it's preferable to write it in Arabic)) , 3- Write your adress if you order the hard copy

on this email :[email protected]

Cost : $5 AU PDF

$10 AU printing worksheet 

Note:

Instant download or printed items don’t accept returns, exchanges or cancellations. 

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About us Joha Joha Arabic Program has been operating independently out of Brisbane since 2020. We've helped teach hundreds of Australian children Arabic and Islamic values using research-proven, fun, and engaging techniques. Our published author Rehab has masters in Classical Arabic from Charles Sturt University, Sydney, and Master in Islamic Science \ Usul-ddín from Malaysia as well as a Bachelor in Arabic language. Rehab is currently focused on addressing foundational deficiencies in today's Arabic curriculums for non-native speakers.

Who is Joha? Joha is an iconic figure in Arab folklore, renowned for his light-heartedness, wit, and craftiness in navigating life's challenges. We present this character in a new light, aiming to blend teaching Arabic to non-native speakers with light, humorous storytelling that explores Islamic and Arab culture.