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À la lumière du Coran est un institut spécialisé dans l’enseignement de l’arabe coranique. Notre objectif : t’accompagner pour comprendre et vivre le Coran, même si tu pars de zéro, grâce à une méthode simple, progressive et connectée aux sources islamiques.
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Thomas is someone that i respect a lot.
Is very patient and professional with me and the other student .
Before this internship i've seen the arabic language as something really hard to understand but after 2 week i was able to Reed fully the Quran !!!
Guys you can go Thomas is the best teacher you can have
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