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Leading Arabic learning academy in Bangladesh

An academy where your teacher knows you.

Live classes in limited batches on Zoom and Telegram. Enrollment, fees, homework and recordings stay clear — for the student, and for whoever pays their fees.

The academy

We open a few seats at a time, on purpose.

A batch is a promise: a start date, a fee that will not move, and a seat that belongs to one student.

Arabic calligraphy on an old manuscript page with gold detailing.
  1. 01

    A start date

    Every batch publishes when it begins — a day on the calendar, not a vague “soon.”

  2. 02

    A fee that holds

    Fees are copied the day the batch opens. Later price changes never touch that cohort.

  3. 03

    One seat, one student

    Capacity is real. When a batch fills we say so plainly, then open the next one.

Course structure

Basic · Intermediate · Advanced

Programs run in parts of roughly eight months each. A part tells you where you are in the curriculum — it never changes what you owe.

  • 01Basic

    Where most students begin — foundations built slowly, corrected in a small room, never rushed past.

  • 02Intermediate

    The middle stretch: the same teacher, a tighter cohort, and deeper work over roughly eight months.

  • 03Advanced

    For students ready to go further. A part names where you are — it never changes what you owe.

Programs

Two programs. Taught properly, not broadly.

We would rather run a short list well than a catalogue badly. Each program opens as a batch with its own seats, its own start date, and fees that stay fixed for everyone in it.

Inside the portal

What a month of study actually looks like.

Teaching stays live. Everything a student needs between sessions has one home.

  • A student wearing headphones during a live online session.
    01

    Join the live class

    Your batch teacher posts the session link. It appears on your dashboard as a single action — join it, or copy it to open on another device.

  • A stack of study books on a desk.
    02

    Work through homework

    Assignments are set against your batch with a due date in Dhaka time. Upcoming and past-due work is separated, across every course you are enrolled in.

  • Glowing Arabic calligraphy across an architectural surface.
    03

    Rewatch the class

    Recorded sessions are shared as video and grouped by the day they were taught, newest first — so catching up after a missed week stays orderly.

  • A Qur’an with gold calligraphy under warm light.
    04

    Settle the month

    Each enrollment carries its own balance and its own due date. Pay online, or submit a receipt for your teacher to verify. Nothing is merged into one total.

Enrollment

Four steps, and no surprises after them.

From an open batch to a monthly rhythm — every step is fixed before you pay.

  1. 01

    A batch opens

    Each program opens for enrollment a few times a year. A batch carries its own start date, its own seat count, and its own window.

  2. 02

    You take a seat

    Enroll while the window is open. Seats are real: when a batch fills, enrollment closes and the next batch opens instead. There is no waitlist.

  3. 03

    One payment starts you

    The entry fee for that batch and your first month are paid together. Paying online activates your seat immediately; a submitted receipt is verified by your batch teacher first.

  4. 04

    Then it is monthly

    Fees fall due between the 1st and the 5th of each month. The schedule follows the calendar — paying late settles that month without moving the ones after it.

Al-Masjid an-Nabawi under warm evening light.

Not sure which part of a program you belong in? Admissions will place you before the batch starts.

Before you enroll

The rules we hold ourselves to.

These are enforced by the system, not by goodwill — which is the point.

See how guest payment works
  • 01

    Your fee is frozen the day your batch opens

    A batch takes a copy of the fees at the moment it is created. If the academy later changes what a course costs, your batch is untouched.

  • 02

    A missed month never costs you your seat

    Falling behind adds a re-enrollment fee to your balance — once for the lapse, not once per month — and clears when your dues are settled. You are never removed for owing money.

  • 03

    Every payment is confirmed by accountable

    Online payments are settled by the bank's own confirmation, never by the page you land on. Receipts are checked and marked verified by a named teacher.

  • 04

    A teacher can never approve their own money

    Staff who are also enrolled cannot verify their own payments or grant themselves an extension. Those decisions escalate to an admin.

  • 05

    Family can pay without an account

    A parent or relative can look up a student by email, phone or Student ID, see only the dues that are outstanding, and pay one of them directly.

Questions

Asked before enrolling.

Anything not answered here, ask us directly — a person replies, usually within a working day.

annahda.net@gmail.com

Ready to hold a seat? Create a student account.

Next batch

Seats open a few times a year. Be ready for the next one.

Create a student account now and enrollment takes minutes when the window opens. Paying for someone else needs no account at all.

Prefer to ask first? Write to annahda.net@gmail.com or call +880 1717-215070.