The alphabet, by shape.
Learn the Arabic alphabet in families that share a shape, traced right to left, each letter with its harakat: fatha, kasra, damma.
A letter in three moves.
Trace it.
Each letter is drawn right to left, the way it is written.
Voice it.
Its short vowels, one at a time: fatha, kasra, damma.
Check it.
A quick check, letter by letter. Not an exam: you can be wrong.
Then, real words.
Once the letters hold, read them in words, then in Al-Fatiha, with the coach following you.
Start freeQuestions, answered.
How many letters are in the Arabic alphabet?
The Arabic alphabet is usually taught as 28 letters. Some presentations handle hamza and related forms separately.
Why do Arabic letters change shape?
Most letters connect to neighbours, so their appearance can vary at the beginning, middle or end of a word.
How can I remember similar letters?
Study small groups, compare the distinguishing dots and shapes, then use short recognition quizzes.