Takallam AI: Learn Arabic

Name: Takallam AI: Learn Arabic
Rating: 4.7 (781 reviews)
Author: Takallam Ltd

Arabic Learning & AI Tutor

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad. Not verified for macOS.

781 Ratings
Age Rating

4+
Years
Category

Education
Developer

Takallam Ltd
Language

EN
English
Size

97.4
MB

Most Arabic apps teach you how to order coffee. Takallam teaches you the Arabic you actually pray in. Takallam is built for English-speaking Muslims who can read the letters but not the meaning — who want to understand the Quran, follow a khutbah, and hold a real conversation in Fus'ha (Modern Standard Arabic). SPEAK FROM THE FIRST LESSON Talk to an AI tutor that replies in Arabic at your level. It waits when you need time, and it never gets bored of repeating itself. PRONUNCIATION THAT GETS CORRECTED Say the word out loud and get scored on it. See which sound was off, hear it done properly, and try again — the kind of feedback you would normally need a teacher for. A REAL CURRICULUM, NOT A GAME Lessons designed by expert teachers and sequenced so each one builds on the last. You always know what you are learning and why. QURANIC ARABIC, MADE CLEAR Learn the vocabulary and structures that actually appear in the Quran, so the words you already recite start to carry meaning. GRAMMAR WITHOUT THE TEXTBOOK When you make a mistake, you get a short explanation on the spot — in plain English, in context, then straight back to the lesson. REVIEW THAT ADAPTS TO YOU Takallam tracks what you are forgetting and brings it back before it is gone. Five minutes a day is enough to hold ground. WHO IT IS FOR - Complete beginners who know the alphabet but not the language - Muslims who pray in Arabic and want to understand what they are saying - Anyone who tried Duolingo Arabic and stalled after the alphabet - Students of Quranic Arabic who want speaking practice, not just flashcards Takallam is free to download and includes a free trial. Continued access to full lessons, personalised AI review, and AI conversation practice requires a paid subscription. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://takallam.com/privacy

Ratings & Reviews

4.7

out of 5

781 Ratings

Jesus
Feb 19
Sufdizzle
I need to be honest.I hate learning Arabic.Not in a dramatic poetic way. In a very real, very stubborn, “my brain immediately wants snacks instead” kind of way.Every time I try, one of three things happens:1. I suddenly remember I should reorganize my entire life. 2. I decide sleep is actually very important for my future. 3. My ADHD says, “What if instead… we simply ✨don’t✨?”So my expectations for this app were… low. Like “I’ll open it for 30 seconds, feel guilty, and close it” low.I opened it while getting into bed. You know… the classic ‘just checking’ lie we all tell ourselves.Anyway.Next thing I know… it’s midnight. I finished a full lesson. And I’m sitting there confused like:“Why am I… enjoying this?? Who approved this?? Is this legal???”Because normally learning Arabic for me feels like: My brain buffering … But this app???Everything is clear, simple, and somehow… my brain didn’t run away. Which, if you have ADHD, you know is basically a medical miracle.Like… where was the suffering? the dramatic sighing? the sudden desire to start a completely different life path instead of studying?Gone.Instead I was just… learning. Calmly. At midnight. On purpose.Very suspicious behavior from me.I kept waiting for the moment my brain would say “okay that’s enough productivity for today, let’s scroll nonsense now.”But it never came.Whoever designed this app clearly understands two types of people:1. People who hate studying 2. People whose attention span is held together by vibes and dua And somehow… they built something that works for both.So yeah.Do I still hate learning Arabic in general? Emotionally… yes.But do I hate this app?…unfortunately no. And that feels like personal growth, which I did NOT sign up for.10/10. Very rude of them to make learning this easy. Now I might actually have to become disciplined or something.
Jesus
Feb 19
Sufdizzle

I need to be honest.I hate learning Arabic.Not in a dramatic poetic way. In a very real, very stubborn, “my brain immediately wants snacks instead” kind of way.Every time I try, one of three things happens:1. I suddenly remember I should reorganize my entire life. 2. I decide sleep is actually very important for my future. 3. My ADHD says, “What if instead… we simply ✨don’t✨?”So my expectations for this app were… low. Like “I’ll open it for 30 seconds, feel guilty, and close it” low.I opened it while getting into bed. You know… the classic ‘just checking’ lie we all tell ourselves.Anyway.Next thing I know… it’s midnight. I finished a full lesson. And I’m sitting there confused like:“Why am I… enjoying this?? Who approved this?? Is this legal???”Because normally learning Arabic for me feels like: My brain buffering … But this app???Everything is clear, simple, and somehow… my brain didn’t run away. Which, if you have ADHD, you know is basically a medical miracle.Like… where was the suffering? the dramatic sighing? the sudden desire to start a completely different life path instead of studying?Gone.Instead I was just… learning. Calmly. At midnight. On purpose.Very suspicious behavior from me.I kept waiting for the moment my brain would say “okay that’s enough productivity for today, let’s scroll nonsense now.”But it never came.Whoever designed this app clearly understands two types of people:1. People who hate studying 2. People whose attention span is held together by vibes and dua And somehow… they built something that works for both.So yeah.Do I still hate learning Arabic in general? Emotionally… yes.But do I hate this app?…unfortunately no. And that feels like personal growth, which I did NOT sign up for.10/10. Very rude of them to make learning this easy. Now I might actually have to become disciplined or something.
Amazing
Jul 27
snoot43
I wish i had money because id buy a subscription. i saw an ad on instagram and thought it’d be some dumb app like duolingo, but BOY was i wrong, this app actually has me coming back, practicing my pronunciation. i love the way takallam works differently from how ones like duolingo work (memorizing letters and sentences with little to no speaking)- this app? you learn speaking AND reading. inshallah i’ll be able to pay a subscription eventually because i love this app
Amazing
Jul 27
snoot43

I wish i had money because id buy a subscription. i saw an ad on instagram and thought it’d be some dumb app like duolingo, but BOY was i wrong, this app actually has me coming back, practicing my pronunciation. i love the way takallam works differently from how ones like duolingo work (memorizing letters and sentences with little to no speaking)- this app? you learn speaking AND reading. inshallah i’ll be able to pay a subscription eventually because i love this app
Weak Hadith
Jul 10
Workertj2026
The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is reported to have said: “Love the Arabs for three reasons: because I am an Arab, the Qur’an was revealed in Arabic, and the language of the people of Paradise is Arabic.” However, this hadith is considered weak by many scholars.Why do you include a weak hadith on your app’s screen? Also, if your app is intended for Muslims, please write “ﷺ” (ṣallallāhu ʿalayhi wa sallam) after mentioning the Prophet Muhammad. Please be careful not to confuse Muslims by presenting weak narrations without clarification.

Developer Response
JazakAllahu khayran for your care for accuracy. You're right about the concerns with the Hadith hadith - it was only on the loading screen, but presenting a narration many scholars grade as weak, without clarification, isn't something we want to do, so we've removed it. BarakAllahu feek for flagging it.On the ﷺ — just to gently reassure you, we do include "ﷺ" after the Prophet's name ﷺ; it appears alongside the hadith in the app, and we'll make sure it stays consistent throughout.We're a small team building this to help the ummah connect with the language of the Qur'an. If the app itself has been beneficial to you, we'd be grateful if you'd consider reflecting that in your review - but either way, thank you for helping us make it better.
Weak Hadith
Jul 10
Workertj2026

The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is reported to have said: “Love the Arabs for three reasons: because I am an Arab, the Qur’an was revealed in Arabic, and the language of the people of Paradise is Arabic.” However, this hadith is considered weak by many scholars.Why do you include a weak hadith on your app’s screen? Also, if your app is intended for Muslims, please write “ﷺ” (ṣallallāhu ʿalayhi wa sallam) after mentioning the Prophet Muhammad. Please be careful not to confuse Muslims by presenting weak narrations without clarification.
Developer Response Aug 9
JazakAllahu khayran for your care for accuracy. You're right about the concerns with the Hadith hadith - it was only on the loading screen, but presenting a narration many scholars grade as weak, without clarification, isn't something we want to do, so we've removed it. BarakAllahu feek for flagging it.On the ﷺ — just to gently reassure you, we do include "ﷺ" after the Prophet's name ﷺ; it appears alongside the hadith in the app, and we'll make sure it stays consistent throughout.We're a small team building this to help the ummah connect with the language of the Qur'an. If the app itself has been beneficial to you, we'd be grateful if you'd consider reflecting that in your review - but either way, thank you for helping us make it better.
Honestly
Aug 21
Montrellj
honestly, I’m really enjoying this app. I like the ability to be able to talk to the app and I’m actually able to read the Arabic, which is something I struggle with as a revert for years.May Allah SWT reward those who created the app and purify the intentions?
Honestly
Aug 21
Montrellj

honestly, I’m really enjoying this app. I like the ability to be able to talk to the app and I’m actually able to read the Arabic, which is something I struggle with as a revert for years.May Allah SWT reward those who created the app and purify the intentions?

A smarter pronunciation coach that hears each sound and tells you exactly what to fix. Self-corrections now count, accents are treated more kindly, conversations understand you better, and everything feels faster, with a fresh new look.

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Seller: Takallam Ltd
Size: 97.4 MB
Category: Education
Compatibility: Requires iOS 15.1 or later.

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Languages: English
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