COURSE TITLE: QURʾĀN FOUNDATIONS LEVEL ONE

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Course Title: Qurʾān Foundations– Beginner Level

Course Description:

This beginner-level Qurʾān course is designed for young or adult learners who are just starting their journey into reading and understanding the Noble Qurʾān. Through a structured, engaging, and nurturing environment, students will be introduced to the Arabic alphabet, the fundamentals of Qurʾānic pronunciation (Tajwīd), and the ability to begin reading simple words from the Qurʾān.

The course is ideal for children who have little or no prior exposure to Arabic script or Qurʾānic recitation. With a strong focus on phonetic accuracy, visual recognition, and confidence-building, this course lays the foundation for a lifetime of meaningful engagement with the Book of Allāh.

Each weekly one-hour lesson incorporates visual aids, repetition, audio guidance, and age-appropriate exercises to make learning accessible and enjoyable. The course also emphasizes respect for the Qurʾān and introduces the child to the spiritual value of reading Allāh’s words.

Course Content

Introduction to the Qurʾān & Arabic Alphabet (Part 1)
• Recognize that the Qurʾān is the word of Allāh • Understand the importance of reading it with respect • Learn the first 14 Arabic letters (Alif to Ḍād)

Lesson 1 of arabic alphabet
Lesson one First 8 Arabic Alphabet
lesson one assignment
Lesson one of Arabic alphabet quiz
Alphabet Practice with sounds

Arabic Alphabet (Part 2) + Letters in Practice
• Learn the rest of the alphabet (Ṭāʾ to Yāʾ) • Recognize all letters by name and sound • Begin joining 2-letter combinations

Arabic alphabet part3 introduction to joined letters
🔠 Recap: Arabic is a Cursive Script Arabic letters connect to each other within words. Most letters change shape depending on their position: initial, medial, final, or isolated. ✍️ Basic Joining Rules Letters join from right to left. Not all letters can connect to both sides. 🚫 Non-Connecting Letters Some letters only connect to the right side and break the flow. These include: ا (Alif), د (Dal), ذ (Dhal), ر (Ra), ز (Zay), و (Waw) Called "non-connectors" or "right-joiners only" 🔗 Connecting Letters Most letters connect from both sides, changing their shape in: Initial position (beginning of a word or after a connector) Medial position (between two connectors) Final position (end of a word or before a non-connector) 🧩 Understanding Shape Variations Each letter can have up to four forms: Isolated, Initial, Medial, Final Examples: ب → بـ (initial), ـبـ (medial), ـب (final), ب (isolated) 📝 Practice with Common Letter Pairs Practice joining two or three-letter combinations Examples: بـ + تـ = بت سـ + ل = سل 🧠 Tip: Focus on Patterns, Not Memorizing Recognize recurring shapes and rules. With time, joined letters become intuitive.

Arabic alphabet part3 joined letters

Arabic alphabet Part 4 Joined letters

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3 months ago

It was a warm and informative spiritual course

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