Every student owns their book
They write in it, colour it, and take it home — not a shared workbook locked inside the classroom.
“Ana wal-Arabiyya” is an interactive curriculum that supports your teacher: a book every student owns, and an augmented-reality experience that keeps them reviewing at home all week. Built for Arabic schools and centres in the diaspora.
No app needed — the experience runs straight from the phone’s browser.
One lesson a week… then long days with no review until the next class. You know the frustration: the child comes back and much of what they mastered has faded. The problem isn’t your teaching — it’s the broken bridge between lessons.
They write in it, colour it, and take it home — not a shared workbook locked inside the classroom.
Parents scan the code, and the augmented-reality experience brings the letter to life on the phone and fixes it in memory — not a game to distract them.
The child reaches the next lesson on solid ground, so you build on it instead of re-teaching what was forgotten.
The student opens their book
They scan the page code with the family phone
The interactive experience opens in the browser
They practise and review until the next lesson
When review happens at home, every lesson starts where the last one ended, instead of recovering what students forgot.
The augmented-reality experience makes the parent part of the weekly review, extending your school’s impact into the home.
Carefully sequenced content that complements your plan — a resource in the teacher’s hands, not an added burden.
Choose what suits your school, and we’ll agree on the details when we talk.
You introduce parents to the curriculum, and each family purchases its own copy for their child.
We’ll agree on the details when we talk.
You adopt “Ana wal-Arabiyya” within your programme and order copies for the class directly.
We’ll agree on the details when we talk.
The complete Arabic alphabet, including the hamza — full coverage in a considered teaching order.
A progression from letter to word to sentence to reading — a rising build with no gaps.
Augmented reality as a reinforcement tool — it anchors the letter in memory and returns the child to the page.
Printing worthy of a child’s hands — a sturdy book they love and are proud to own.
No app and no special devices — the experience runs straight from the phone’s browser by scanning the page code. It’s designed for mobile: iPhone via Safari, and recent Android with ARCore via Chrome.
Yes, an ordinary connection is enough.
From about age four to the start of reading — from the first foundational steps to forming words and sentences.
It depends on your order size and your school’s needs. Get in touch and we’ll prepare an offer that suits your number of students and how you adopt the curriculum.
Tell us about your school and what suits you, and we’ll get back to you soon.
We’ll be in touch soon.