Brightling Minds Academy – Arabic Letter Learning 📖
Tap any letter below to hear its pronunciation and learn interactively
ا
ب
ت
ث
ج
ح
خ
د
ذ
ر
ز
س
ش
ص
ض
ط
ظ
ع
غ
ف
ق
ك
ل
م
ن
هـ
و
ي
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)
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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
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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
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Arabic alphabet Part 4 Joined letters