Arab AI Club

Arab AI Club is an Arabic-first community where professionals learn to use AI in their real work, through weekly practice, together. It is an ongoing practice, not a course that ends.

Why it exists

AI changes faster than any fixed curriculum, and most of what explains it is in English. Many Arab professionals were left watching the hype, unsure where to start. The club’s promise is a move from floundering to mastery: practical skills you apply the same week, in your own language and context.

Who it’s for

Most members are not technical. They are teachers, doctors, consultants, small-business owners, freelancers, and parents, mostly between 25 and 50, across 17 Arab countries. The club now has more than 1,000 members.

How it works

• A weekly live session in Arabic, recorded for anyone who misses it.
• Practical challenges that turn each session into a habit applied to real work.
• Arabic guides and an AI coach for questions between sessions.
• A community forum where members share what worked and help each other.

The model rests on three ideas. A compass through the noise, focused on what matters in each member’s field. AI fitness, built through weekly practice. And community, because people keep going when they learn together.

Sample sessions

• Ten everyday uses of AI worth building into your day
• Deep research for better decisions
• Finding a job with the help of AI
• Manus 2.0 in practice: delegate a task, then review the result
• AI in engineering and architecture, from idea to execution

My role

I co-founded the club with Muhammad Al-Issawi. I lead content and product: the learning architecture, what we teach each week, the member experience, and how we help members keep practicing over time. I also teach many of the weekly sessions. Muhammad leads tools, technical education, growth, and operations.

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