Review and learn basic vowels

This video review some letters and  the basic three vowels

Letters Ayn ع and Ghayn غ

This time,we will show you how to pronounce and write new letters ( Ayn ع and  Ghayn  غ ). Pay attention to the point. It is the only difference in writing between the two letters. 

letters Taa ط and thaa ظ

This time I will show you how to pronounce and write down new letters ( ط sad  and  ظ thaa ). Pay attention to the point. It is the only difference in writing between the two letters. 

Letters ص sad and ض dad

This video will show you how to pronounce and write new letters ( ص sad  and  ض dad ). Pay attention to the point. It is the only difference in writing between the two letters. 

Letters Seen & Sheen

In this lesson, you will learn how to write 2 letters in 

Arabic: Seen and Sheen, and we'll teach you a few words

 you can write with these letters. Enjoy your lesson.

Letters Ra & Zayn

In this lesson, you will learn how to pronounce and write

new 2 letters in Arabic: Ra and Zayn, and a few words

you can write with these letters.

Letters Dal & Thal

Before you start the new lesson, let's have a quick review on the previous letters.

Remember:
* Arabic scripts is read from right to left.
* There are 28 letter in Arabic alphabet.
* Every letter has  a name and a sound.
* There are four writing forms for letters: isolated form , initial form, medial form and final form.
                                                                          

ج	ث	ت	ب	أ	Arabic Character
/Jīm/	/Thā’/	/Tā’/	/Bā’/	/Alif/	Letter Name
j	th	t	b	a	Letter Sound

			خ	ح	Arabic Character
			/Khâ’/	/ħā’/	Letter Name
			kh	h	Letter Sound

Now Enjoy your new lesson with more letters  Dal and Thal

Arabic Numbers 0-20

This time I will show you a video about Arabic numbers ( from 0 - 20) and then numbers 30,40,.....until 100. Enjoy your lesson.

Letters ج Jim, ح Ha, and خ Kha

In this video you will learn more letters. They are  

 ج Jim, ح Ha, and خ Kha. If you need any help, please ask me in a comment. Enjoy your lesson....

Learn Arabic - Arabic Alphabet Made Easy - Ba, Ta, and Tha

Arabic alphapet

Alphabet: Arabic has 28 consonants (English 24) and 8 vowels/diphthongs (English 22). Short vowels are unimportant in Arabic, and indeed do not appear in writing. Texts are read from right to left and written in a cursive script. No distinction is made between upper and lower case, and the rules for punctuation are much looser than in English.

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Introduction

Introduction

مقدمة 

Arabic is the official language in many countries, including Egypt, Iraq, Libya, Saudi Arabia and Morocco. Arabic is also the language of the Koran, so Muslims of all nationalities, such as Indonesians, are familiar with it. There are many Arabic dialects, but there is one version that is taught in schools and used by the media across the Arab world.

Alphabet: Arabic has 28 letters. Texts are read from right to left and written in a cursive script. No distinction is made between upper and lower case, and the rules for punctuation are much looser than in English.