Al Amine Foundation

We are happy to support Uproot Poverty, a Virginia based NGO with a full marketing support from Logo design to website development. Always pay it forward, if not with money, with time and skills.

We're happy to see our laureate's project coming through! We're proud to support Yeshecan and count it as yet another successful initiative that Al Amine Foundation helped get off the ground!

Yeshecan YeSheCan is a youth-led initiative dedicated to empowering girls in rural areas by promoting education and gender equality.

"My name is Aytunc Guler. I am 20 years old. I was born and raised in Turkey. I am currently double-majoring in Political Science and Social Research and Public Policy in New York University Abu Dhabi. I have done Model United Nations for all 4 years of high school and attended various international conferences. I have spent last summer interning with the Turkish Embassy in Abu Dhabi. I am very much interested in World Politics - International Relations.

The reason why I want to learn Arabic is because it is one of the most influential languages in the political and economic arenas. I am also planning to work in Abu Dhabi after graduation, and Arabic can play an important role in my future career. It is a very poetic and beautiful language and I am very much interested in Arabic poetry."

Our eighth Participant in the Al Amine Foundation Arabic Tutoring program is Aytunc Guler from Turkey! The Tutor assigned to Aytunc is Mohamed Amine Belarbi from Morocco.

Our seventh Participant in the Al Amine Foundation Arabic Tutoring program is Keshab Bhattarai from Nepal! The Tutor assigned to Keshab is Saad Aitkhouya from Morocco.

Our sixth Participant in the Al Amine Foundation Arabic Tutoring program is Nindya Miesye Agita Pasaribu from Indonesia! The Tutor assigned to Angita is Mohammed Aalabou from Morocco.

Our Arabic Tutoring Program is a P2P initiative that allows students from all over the world to access arabic speaking youth who volunteer to tutor their language to those interested.

Our fifth Participant in the Al Amine Foundation Arabic Tutoring program is Karl Malone from Brazil! The Tutor assigned to Karl is Imen Haddad from Tunisia.

Meet our Al Amine Foundation Arabic Tutoring program participants!

"My name is Anees Khan, born and raised in Pakistan. I am 22 years old and currently studying Electronics and Communications in Pakistan.

I am very much interested in learning languages. I started learning Turkish and French in school but could't continue because school was finished. Arabic is very widely spoken and understood language in the world and it is an amazing opportunity for me to be able to learn it. I recently had a chance to attend an International conference in Germany. I made a few friends who spoke Arabic and one of them could speak German. I could see how amazingly easy it was for her to interact. In this globalized world it is important to know as much as you can to excel. I am hoping that this experience would bring me close to Arabic speaking people all over the world and would help me understand this world an a better way."

Our fourth Participant in the Al Amine Foundation Arabic Tutoring program is Anees Khan, Pakistani Electronics and Communications student! The Tutor assigned to Anees is Abdullah I. Mohamed from Saudi Arabia/South Africa.

Meet our Al Amine Foundation Arabic Tutoring program participants!

Mohammed Daduah Taweh, 24 years old, is a Liberian student studying General Medicine at the Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy in Marrakech Morocco.

Mr. Taweh is known for his international contacts with series of young groups all over the world. He has work on loads of youth led projects in and out of Morocco.

Presently, Mr. Taweh is the student Ambassador for Morocco to the World Congress on Access to post Secondary Education, Vice President of the Africa International Council, President of the North Africa International Model United Nations and an active member of the Youth Civil Society, UNAOC.

"Why I choose to do an online Arabic course ?
Arabic is the 5th most commonly spoken native language in the world. It will help me understand and interact with many people in my surrounding as I am an English speaker living in an Arab country. Moreover Arabic is the liturgical language of Islam.
Also, knowing Arabic can promote intercultural understanding and enable me to understand the language people speak around me."

Meet Al Amine Foundation Arabic Tutoring Program participants!

"My name is Pedro Zavala Yesan, I'm from northern Peru, living in a place called Piura. I have 2 degrees, 1 in humanities (liberal arts), and the other in law (which I am finishing now). I work in Business, specializing in development, investment and management for public and private institutions.

My interest to learn Arabic is the culture: I always wanted to know more about the arabic world, not just the idioms. I have commerce relations with companies in Dubai and Egypt. I really want to discover the customs, the culture, and all that relates to the Arab World. Maybe soon I can go there, and practicing now through your program will make it easier for me!"