
Grammica has taught students from around the world from the Foundations to the Advanced levels. Our certificates are co-signed by Shaykh Ali Hani, a well-known authority in Classical Arabic and tafsir sciences.
2025 Scholarship Winners
Selected from exceptional applicants, join us in congratulating these dedicated students for their tremendous achievement. From among all the applicants, we believe these individuals will have the greatest positive impact on humanity after their certification is complete.
Grammica’s scholarship and financial aid programs disburse globally.
Each applicant will be individually reviewed by our management team before final decisions are issued by Grammica's Advisory Board. Their awards consist of:
• SCHOLARSHIP AWARD ($1,495 value)
• GRAMMICA EXCELLENCE AWARD ($505 value)
— Certificate of Ijaza in Arabic Grammar – Foundations, Essentials, Intermediate, and/or Advanced certification
— Name and bio on winners’ list for 1 year on Grammica's website (grammica.institute)
— Certificate of Ijaza—Foundations (Schol), Essentials (Schol), Intermediate (Schol), and/or Advanced (Schol) as your designatory title on LinkedIn and other social media
Listed alphabetically by first name:
Foundations (SCHOL), Essentials (SCHOL), Intermediate (SCHOL)
SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
To be announced May 25
GRAMMICA EXCELLENCE AWARD WINNERS
Foundations (Schol) + Essentials (Schol) + Advanced (Schol)
To be announced May 25
Foundations (Schol)
To be announced May 25
Essentials (Schol)
To be announced May 25
Advanced (Schol)
Ali Arabaci
Ali Arabaci has been serving the Islamic schooling sector in Australia since 2013 and is currently the Head of Campus at one of Australia’s longest-standing Islamic schools. With a background in education, he has dedicated his career to cultivating a more holistic educational experience that is anchored in the Islamic tradition and informed by an Islamic worldview. Ali is currently pursuing a PhD at the University of South Australia, exploring classical Islamic texts on akhlaq development and its implementation in Australian Islamic schools, with his Arabic studies playing a crucial role in his research.
Additional applicants announced May 25