Assalamu Alaikum & Hello everyone! My name is Mubarak, and I am an experienced online Quran & Islamic studies teacher. I am currently offering classes on italki for students who want to improve their: ✔ Noorani Qaida (Beginner to Intermediate) ✔ Quran Reading with Tajweed ✔ Tajweed Rules (Practical & Theoretical) ✔ Basic Islamic Studies I have experience teaching both kids and adults, Alhamdulillah. My teaching style is simple, patient, and customized according to the student’s level. If you already know some basics but need revision, I can help you strengthen your foundation properly. ✨ Trial lessons are available ✨ Flexible timing ✨ Friendly learning environment If you are interested or know someone who wants to learn, feel free to book a lesson with me on italki. May Allah bless our learning journey. 🤲

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First Day It’s mid-day, and I’d like to share a brief introduction about myself. I am from India—a country celebrated worldwide for its rich heritage and spiritual depth. People from many nations visit India to experience yoga, mindfulness, and inner balance. With its vibrant colors, ancient traditions, diverse cuisines, cultures, and traditional attire, India offers a unique blend of history and modern life. I have a deep passion for travel and enjoy exploring new places, gaining fresh perspectives and meaningful experiences along the way.

Grammar time! There is no point ____ being sad. Life is beautiful!

Test your knowledge of past simple and present perfect tenses with this quick exercise. Choose the correct forms of the verb (be) to complete the sentence.

Grammar! Anna and John ________ students.

Understanding Subject + Verb + Object (SVO) in English One of the most important foundations of English grammar is Subject + Verb + Object (SVO) word order. Unlike many other languages, English relies heavily on word order to show meaning. If the order changes, the meaning can change — or the sentence can become confusing. In this community lesson, we’ll break down how SVO works and why it matters. First, we’ll review the basics: Subject → Who or what is doing the action Verb → The action Object → Who or what receives the action For example: She reads books. (subject: she, verb: reads, object: books) The company hired new employees. I watched the movie. With this basic structure you can add additional words to be more detailed in your communication and create more complex sentences. For example: She reads books every night before bed. The company hired new employees last month to expand the team. There are common mistakes learners make, such as: Reversing verb and object Dropping the subject Translating word order directly from their native language Understanding SVO is not just about grammar it’s about clarity. When your sentence structure is strong, your ideas become easier to understand. Book a lesson if you want to build a solid grammatical foundation and speak with more confidence.

Here is a new idiom! see through _______ colored glasses Meaning: to see only the good things in someone or something

Can I use these two interchangeably? I scalded my tongue with hot tea. My tongue is scalded with hot tea.