Kuala Lumpur – The Research Centre for Arabic Language and Islamic Civilization at Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) recently hosted a collaborative session focused on enhancing Arabic language learning for non-native speakers.
The session, led by several UKM professors, highlighted innovative educational platforms and tools from Almotahida Education Group aimed at improving instruction and engagement for non-native Arabic learners.

Key solutions showcased were Bareq, an interactive digital platform for Modern Standard Arabic enrichment from Almotahida; and Kalemon e-School, a blended Arabic language learning system with textbooks and assessments also developed by Almotahida.

Participants expressed optimism that these cutting-edge platforms have potential to increase access and transform outcomes for non-native Arabic students. They stated, Kalemon and Bareq exemplify the type of 21st century educational technologies we want to integrate to help more learners succeed.

The session aligns with Almotahida’s mission to push boundaries in Arabic language pedagogy. By featuring its latest tools Kalemon and Bareq, Almotahida continues leading innovation in the field and strengthening Arabic teaching and learning in Malaysia and beyond.