Reddit rules index · read 2026-10-05
Can you promote on r/learnarabic?
No rule mentions promotion None of its rules mentions self-promotion. That is not permission: read every rule, say plainly that it's yours, and make the post useful on its own.
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All 6 rules of r/learnarabic
- Be kind to each other
Be supportive and kind to each other, this is a space to build each other up as we celebrate learning Arabic. Absolutely no hate speech, racism, xenophobia, sexism, ableism, or any other hatred will be tolerated. - Posts should focus on learning Arabic
This sub is a place to share resources, ask questions, related to the study of the Arabic language. The process of learning a language is expansive, and topics can and will touch on culture, media, literature, travel, work, history, etc, but should relate back to learning Arabic. There are other subs better suited for conversations exclusively about the above topics. - r/learnarabic honors Arab language, culture, and identity
Folks in this space are expected to be respectful toward the language and culture they're learning about. Ideologies like Zionism, which explicitly call for the erasure of the histories, identities, and spaces of Palestinian Arabs, are not welcome here. - Use the community offer/seeking tutor post
After community feedback and discussion, we will be creating a single post, each month, for the community to offer their services as a arabic tutor or seek to find a tutor. We will no longer allow individual posts offering their services or asking for tutors. If the monthly post has not been created by the mod team you are welcome to create it. - All magic (sahr) / amulet threads must be marked NSFW
After community feedback and discussion, we will be requiring any magic (sahr) or amulet thread to be marked NSFW. If you are unsure if your image contains such text then please message the mods shortly after posting. - No low effort post titles
No titles like "Hi" or "Hello" if you are creating a post offering help to teach others Arabic. Please make an informative post title like "Hi, I'm offering to help teach you Arabic in exchange if you help me learn English".
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