# Fusha

> Fusha is an Arabic vocabulary app for iPhone and Android, built for Quran Arabic and Modern Standard Arabic (fusha). You look up any Arabic word, in Arabic script, transliteration or English, and get a full word card: the vocalised spelling with harakat, the root and its word family, meanings with grammar notes, and a translated example sentence. Every word you look up is saved and comes back in short daily spaced-repetition practice.

Key facts:

- Platforms: iOS (App Store) and Android (Google Play). Website: https://fusha.ai
- Which Arabic: fusha, the standard Arabic of the Quran, books and news. Not a spoken dialect.
- Practice modes: flashcards, fill the gap, type it yourself, and a mix of all three, in both directions.
- Words are sorted into categories automatically; learners can also build their own decks by lesson or theme.
- Understanding the Quran: a vocabulary course in 57 lessons and 12 chapters, ordered by word frequency. After the first chapter a learner knows 24.2% of the words in the Quran, after all twelve 64.5%.
- App languages: English, Dutch, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Turkish and Russian.
- Price: free to download and fully usable without paying; every feature is available on the free plan. There is a monthly limit on new word lookups and photo imports of word lists; looking up a word that is already in Fusha does not count. Fusha Plus is an optional monthly or yearly subscription that only raises those limits.
- No advertising and no cross-app tracking.
- Word cards are generated with AI and shared between learners; every card has a report button and reports are checked by a person.
- Contact: info@fusha.ai

## App

- [Fusha on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/fusha-learn-arabic-with-ai/id6799522332): iPhone
- [Fusha on Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ai.fusha.app): Android
- [Home](https://fusha.ai/): what the app does, with screenshots and common questions
- [How it works](https://fusha.ai/how-it-works): looking up, word cards, saving, decks and the four practice modes
- [Quran course](https://fusha.ai/quran): the Understanding the Quran course and how Fusha supports Quran learners
- [Pricing](https://fusha.ai/pricing): what is free, what Fusha Plus adds, and how subscriptions work
- [About](https://fusha.ai/about): why Fusha exists and how the word cards are made

## Guides to learning Arabic

- [How to learn fusha Arabic: a step-by-step plan](https://fusha.ai/blog/learn-fusha-arabic): The script with its vowel marks, then the words that carry most of the text, then a daily habit that keeps them. What to do in which order, and how long each step takes.
- [50 common fusha words to learn first](https://fusha.ai/blog/common-fusha-words): The particles, pronouns, nouns, verbs and adjectives you meet on almost every page of standard Arabic, with full harakat and how to say them.
- [Fusha vs. dialects: the same sentences, five ways](https://fusha.ai/blog/fusha-vs-dialects): Five everyday phrases in standard Arabic, Egyptian, Levantine, Gulf and Moroccan, side by side, and what the differences mean for which one you learn.
- [What are Arabic harakat, and why is Arabic written without them?](https://fusha.ai/blog/what-are-arabic-harakat): The small marks that carry Arabic's short vowels: what the eight of them do, why almost every text leaves them out, and why that means you cannot sound out a word you do not already know.
- [How to remember Arabic vocabulary, not just look it up](https://fusha.ai/blog/how-to-remember-arabic-vocabulary): Looking a word up feels like learning it and is not. Why recognition fools you, how spacing and testing actually work, and a routine that survives a bad week.
- [Fus'ha, fuzha or fusha? How to say it, and what it means](https://fusha.ai/blog/how-to-pronounce-fusha): Four spellings, one Arabic word. What fusha means, where the spellings come from, and how to pronounce the two sounds English does not have.
- [How to look up an Arabic word when you do not know the root](https://fusha.ai/blog/look-up-arabic-word-root): Arabic dictionaries are sorted by root, not alphabetically. How to strip a word back to its three letters, the four places a root hides, and what to do when it will not show up.
- [What is fusha Arabic?](https://fusha.ai/blog/what-is-fusha-arabic): Fusha is the standard Arabic of the Quran, books and news, and the word we named the app after. What it covers, how it differs from dialects and MSA, and which one to learn first.
- [The Fusha app: an Arabic dictionary that teaches you the word](https://fusha.ai/blog/fusha-app): How the app works, from lookup to daily practice: full cards with harakat, roots and examples, a smart review mix, and answers to the common questions.
- [How to learn Quran Arabic: start with the words](https://fusha.ai/blog/how-to-learn-quran-arabic): A few hundred words carry most of the text. Why a word-first approach beats starting with grammar tables, and what a realistic daily routine looks like.
- [What makes a good Arabic dictionary app?](https://fusha.ai/blog/arabic-dictionary-app): Arabic breaks the assumptions dictionary apps are built on. Six things to check before you commit to one, and why root lookup is the feature that matters most.

## Optional

- [Support](https://fusha.ai/support): lookups, the free allowance, subscriptions and contact
- [Terms](https://fusha.ai/terms): free use, Fusha Plus and its limits
- [Privacy](https://fusha.ai/privacy): what Fusha stores and who processes it