Luma
We already teach Uni-1 in Arabic. We'd like to do it with you.
Before writing to Luma we published the work: a full Arabic prompting guide for the Uni-1 agent, and an 80-minute lesson taking Arabic-speaking creatives through it end to end. Both are live. This page is the proposal that follows them.
The teaching came first
Nobody asked us to make these. We made them because Uni-1 changed how our students work, and there was nothing in Arabic that explained it properly.
Full lesson — teaching the Uni-1 agent to Arabic-speaking creatives. 80 minutes, unedited, in Arabic. Published here in full.
The Arabic Uni-1 prompting guide
A complete prompting reference built for the agent, not adapted from another tool: eight prompt templates, the create-vs-modify decision, reference-image roles, a professional camera and lighting vocabulary in Arabic, five worked scenarios, and a ten-step campaign workflow. Free, no signup.
Open the guide ↗Inside the curriculum, not beside it
Luma sits in the platform guide we hand every student, and the Uni-1 lesson is taught in our live cohorts — where students bring their own client briefs and leave with finished work. Teaching a tool to people who are paying to change how they earn is a different standard than a review.
See the workshop ↗The audience behind the teaching
Arabic-speaking creatives — photographers, art directors, agency teams and founders, concentrated in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf. Owned channels, not rented ones.
Figures pulled from our own systems on 6 September 2026. Database figure is de-duplicated across customers, waitlist, masterclass and ambassador lists. Instagram is the combined following of our three accounts; 17,017 of it sits on the founder's verified account. 613 of the 748 masterclass registrants attended live.
Three things, in the order we'd do them
We're applying to the Creative Partner Program, and we think the Education Program is the better-fitting half of the conversation. Either way, the work below happens.
Teach it
Luma becomes a taught module inside our live cohorts and our community classroom — not a mention, a curriculum unit with assignments and critique. Students leave having shipped something real with Ray and Uni-1, in Arabic, on their own client work.
Document it in Arabic
We keep publishing what we already publish for free — prompting guides, lesson recordings, workflow breakdowns — as Luma ships. The Uni-1 guide and the lesson above are the template. Attribution as your program requires it.
Put it in front of people
Our own work made with Luma, published on our channels with clear attribution, plus a free public masterclass on the platform. Awareness that comes from finished work rather than announcements.
The overlap
Sixteen years in the creative industry as a fashion photographer and creative director, working with luxury houses and regional editorial titles, and Deputy Director of the Fashion Photography Committee. He now builds and advises: MA Learn is the education platform, MA Studio is the advisory and systems arm, and Malsoon is a dictation product he founded and ships.
MA Learn teaches Arabic-speaking creatives to use AI as leverage — through live cohorts, self-paced courses, and a membership community. The workshop that most of our students come through, «معادلة صناعة الإلهام», has delivered four cohorts to date, with two more running this September.
Let's talk
We're not asking Luma to fund anything. We're asking to be the Arabic teaching layer on top of a platform we already use and already teach — and to do it with your team rather than at a distance from it. A short call is the right next step.