Ustaz Akbar Azmi

Teaching Arabic, the Quran and Sunnah.

An educator who reads widely and teaches patiently, helping students understand the Quran in its own language and make their own hijrah toward becoming better.

Illustration of Akbar Azmi in a white headscarf and black robe

اقْرَأْ

“Read” · Al-ʿAlaq 96:1
Juzuk AmmaRecitation series · 2024
“Everyone has their own path in whatever they do. We cannot force what we believe onto others.”
Akbar Azmi
Arabic studies, Yemen
Ma'had San'a
Guiding pilgrims since 2012
Umrah guide
Recitation series, 2024
Juzuk Amma
Tadabbur segment
ZAYAN Pagi
BSc Computer Science
UNITAR

Mission

Knowledge that leads to change.

To spread the Arabic language and the teachings of the Quran and Sunnah, and to walk with people through their own hijrah toward becoming better.

  1. اللغة العربية

    Bahasa Arab

    Teaching Arabic so students can read and understand the Quran for themselves.

  2. القرآن والسنة

    Quran & Sunnah

    Recitation, tadabbur and the Prophetic tradition, taught with patience and clarity.

  3. الهجرة

    Hijrah

    Guiding people who want to change, drawing on his own journey from the stage to the classroom.

Working with

Alongside organisations that serve.

He works with Kalislab, a Malaysian wellness and nutrition company, and has partnered with Astro Oasis and SafarTrip.

  • Kalislab

    Wellness & nutrition · Malaysia

  • Past partner

    Astro Oasis

    Television · hosted Panggilan Agung (2010)

    Source: Munsyeed
  • Past partner

    SafarTrip

    Umrah & Hajj travel

    Source: Facebook bio
  • Two boys in white reading the Quran on wooden stands
    Teaching
  • Congregation of men and women in telekung lined up for prayer
    Partnerships
  • Studio condenser microphone in a dark recording room
    Media

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Story of Yasin

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وَقُل رَّبِّ زِدْنِي عِلْمًا

“And say: My Lord, increase me in knowledge.”

Ṭā Hā 20:114