This document is an introduction to an Arabic language learning course consisting of multiple lessons: 1. The course covers the Arabic alphabet, letter pronunciation and recognition, reading rules including diacritical marks, and basic reading and writing skills. 2. Lessons include learning the letters of the Arabic alphabet, their different forms depending on placement in words, and symbols added to letters to change pronunciation. 3. The goal is to teach students to recognize letters, read Arabic words correctly by understanding diacritical marks, and develop basic proficiency in the Arabic language.

1. Welcome Amal Academy knowledge to action ARABIC 1.0

2. Checklist

3. Contents ARABIC 1.0 Introduction Lesson 1: Arabic Alphabet Lesson 2: The Letters Lesson 3: Recognition Lesson 4: Reading Lesson 5: Writing Lesson 6: Practice Exam Amal CONTENTS

4. Introduction ARABIC 1.0 You will learn About the Arabic Language All the letters of the Arabic Alphabet How to recognize the letters How to read Arabic How to hear Arabic and understand what was being said Amal INTRO What you will learn from this course

5. [1] The Arabic Alphabet LESSON 1 The Arabic Alphabet ARABIC 1.0 Size 29 letters. Written Style Text written from right to left (in horizontal lines), Numbers written from left to right. Guttural Letters Several letters are pronounced from the throat – there are no English letters like them. Pronunciation Correct pronunciation is very important in the Arabic language, as any small mistake in pronunciation of a letter or word may change the meaning of that word. For example, the word ‘Qalb' (with q) means heart, if read 'Kalb' (with k), it will mean a dog. Amal

6. Quiz 1

7. [2] The Letters LESSON 2 The Letters ARABIC 1.0 Amal In this lesson, we will associate objects with the letters of the Arabic language. This will help you to remember their names. Each letter has Shape e.g. ا Name e.g. Alif Sound e.g. “a” This will be written like this: Alif (“a”) Let’s go!

8. [2.1] Alif (“a”) LESSON 2.1 The Letters ARABIC 1.0 Amal ا

9. [2.2] Ba (“b”) / Ta (“t”) / Tha (“th”) LESSON 2.2 The Letters ARABIC 1.0 Amal ب ت ث buoy

10. [2.3] Ja (“j”) / Ha (“h”) / Kha (“kh”) LESSON 2.3 The Letters ARABIC 1.0 Amal ج ح خ

11. [2.4] Dal (“d”) LESSON 2.4 The Letters ARABIC 1.0 Amal د

12. [2.5] Dhal (“dh”) LESSON 2.5 The Letters ARABIC 1.0 Amal ذ

13. [2.6] Ra (“r”) / Za (“z”) LESSON 2.6 The Letters ARABIC 1.0 Amal ر ز

14. [2.7] Seen (“s”) / Sheen (“sh”) LESSON 2.7 The Letters ARABIC 1.0 Amal ش س

15. [2.8] Saad (“s”) / Daad (“d”) LESSON 2.8 The Letters ARABIC 1.0 Amal ض ص

16. [2.9] Taa (“t”) / Dh (“dh”) LESSON 2.9 The Letters ARABIC 1.0 Amal ظ ط

17. [2.10] ‘Ayn (“’a”) / Ghayn (“gh”) LESSON 2.10 The Letters ARABIC 1.0 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 ه‍ و ي Amal غ ع

18. [2.11] Faa (“f”) / Qaaf (“q”) LESSON 2.11 The Letters ARABIC 1.0 Amal ف ق

19. [2.12] Kaa (“k”) LESSON 2.12 The Letters ARABIC 1.0 Amal ك

20. [2.13] Laam (“l”) LESSON 2.13 The Letters ARABIC 1.0 Amal ل

21. [2.14] Meem (“m”) LESSON 2.14 The Letters ARABIC 1.0 Amal م

22. [2.15] Noon (“n”) LESSON 2.15 The Letters ARABIC 1.0 Amal ن

23. [2.16] Haa (“h”) LESSON 2.16 The Letters ARABIC 1.0 Amal ه

24. [2.17] Waw (“w”) LESSON 2.17 The Letters ARABIC 1.0 Amal و

25. [2.18] Hamza (“a”) LESSON 2.18 The Letters ARABIC 1.0 Amal ء

26. [2.19] Yaa (“y”) LESSON 2.19 The Letters ARABIC 1.0 Amal ي

27. [2.21] Common Mistakes LESSON 2.21 The Letters ARABIC 1.0 Amal Try to avoid confusing these letters with each other and and and and and and and and

28. Quiz 3

29. Case-Study 1

30. [3] Recognition ARABIC 1.0 Amal You have now learnt the Arabic letters. However, these Arabic letters may look different depending on where they are in a word. You have seen how they look when alone , but there are 3 other kinds of position that they may be in: Start-join: at the beginning of a word with a letter in front Mid-join: somewhere within a word with letters on both sides End-join: at the end of a word with a letter before it e.g. Let’s go! LESSON 3 Recognition Unjoined Joined End-join Mid-join Start-join

31. [3.1] Recognizing Alif & Hamza ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.1 Recognition Examples Distinguishing Factor: ONE straight line Unjoined Joined End-join Mid-join Start-join

32. [3.2] Recognizing Baa ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.2 Recognition Examples Distinguishing Factor: ONE curve with TWO dots on BOTTOM Unjoined Joined End-join Mid-join Start-join

33. [3.3] Recognizing Taa ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.3 Recognition Examples Distinguishing Factor: ONE curve with TWO dots on TOP Unjoined Joined End-join Mid-join Start-join

34. [3.3] Recognizing Thaa ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.3 Recognition Examples Distinguishing Factor: ONE curve with THREE dots Unjoined Joined End-join Mid-join Start-join

35. [3.4] Recognizing Jeem ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.4 Recognition Examples Distinguishing Factor: > shape with one dot BELOW or IN it Unjoined Joined End-join Mid-join Start-join

36. [3.5] Recognizing Haa ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.5 Recognition Examples Distinguishing Factor: > shape with NO dot Unjoined Joined End-join Mid-join Start-join

37. [3.6] Recognizing Khaa ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.6 Recognition Examples Distinguishing Factor: > shape with one dot on TOP Unjoined Joined End-join Mid-join Start-join

38. [3.7] Recognizing Daal ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.7 Recognition Examples Distinguishing Factor: curved shape with NO dot Unjoined Joined End-join Mid-join Start-join

39. [3.8] Recognizing Dhaal ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.8 Recognition Examples Distinguishing Factor: curved shape with one dot on top Unjoined Joined End-join Mid-join Start-join

40. [3.9] Recognizing Raa ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.9 Recognition Examples Distinguishing Factor: tail shape with NO dot Unjoined Joined End-join Mid-join Start-join

41. [3.10] Recognizing Zaa ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.10 Recognition Examples Distinguishing Factor: tail shape with one dot on top Unjoined Joined End-join Mid-join Start-join

42. [3.11] Recognizing Seen ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.11 Recognition Examples Distinguishing Factor: THREE curves with NO dot Unjoined Joined End-join Mid-join Start-join

43. [3.12] Recognizing Sheen ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.12 Recognition Examples Distinguishing Factor: THREE curves with THREE dots Unjoined Joined End-join Mid-join Start-join

44. [3.13] Recognizing Saad ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.13 Recognition Examples Distinguishing Factor: Head and curve with NO dot Unjoined Joined End-join Mid-join Start-join

45. [3.14] Recognizing Daad ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.14 Recognition Examples Distinguishing Factor: Head and curve with ONE dot Unjoined Joined End-join Mid-join Start-join

46. [3.15] Recognizing Taa ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.15 Recognition Examples Distinguishing Factor: Head and curve with ONE dot Unjoined Joined End-join Mid-join Start-join

47. [3.16] Recognizing Dhaa ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.16 Recognition Examples Distinguishing Factor: Head and curve with ONE dot Unjoined Joined End-join Mid-join Start-join

48. [3.17] Recognizing Ayn ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.17 Recognition Examples Distinguishing Factor: Small head with tail and NO dot Unjoined Joined End-join Mid-join Start-join

49. [3.18] Recognizing Ghayn ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.18 Recognition Examples Distinguishing Factor: Small head with tail and ONE dot Unjoined Joined End-join Mid-join Start-join

50. [3.19] Recognizing Faa ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.19 Recognition Examples Distinguishing Factor: ROUND head with curve and ONE dot Unjoined Joined End-join Mid-join Start-join

51. [3.20] Recognizing Qaaf ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.20 Recognition Examples Distinguishing Factor: ROUND head with curve and TWO dots Unjoined Joined End-join Mid-join Start-join

52. [3.21] Recognizing Kaaf ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.21 Recognition Examples Distinguishing Factor: small S in middle or shape of a big S with flat bottom Unjoined Joined End-join Mid-join Start-join

53. [3.22] Recognizing Laam ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.22 Recognition Examples Distinguishing Factor: straight line with tail Unjoined Joined End-join Mid-join Start-join

54. [3.23] Recognizing Meem ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.23 Recognition Examples Distinguishing Factor: small head with an arm Unjoined Joined End-join Mid-join Start-join

55. [3.24] Recognizing Noon ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.24 Recognition Examples Distinguishing Factor: curve with ONE dot on TOP Unjoined Joined End-join Mid-join Start-join

56. [3.25] Recognizing Haa ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.25 Recognition Examples Distinguishing Factor: rounded with one eye or two eyes Unjoined Joined End-join Mid-join Start-join

57. [3.26] Recognizing Waw ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.26 Recognition Examples Distinguishing Factor: head with tail and NO dot Unjoined Joined End-join Mid-join Start-join

58. [3.27] Recognizing Yaa ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.27 Recognition Examples Distinguishing Factor: curve with TWO dots on BOTTOM or curvy S with NO dot Unjoined Joined End-join Mid-join Start-join

59. [3.28] The Naughty Letters ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.28 Recognition These letters do not join with a letter in FRONT of them (i.e. to the left of them) They only join with letters BEHIND them (i.e. to the right of them)

60. [3.29] Naughty Letters Together ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 3.29 Recognition When these naughty letters are together, they appear alone

61. Quiz 4

62. Check-list 2

63. [4] Reading LESSON 4 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal In this section, we will learn about 6 symbols that are added to letters. These symbols create new sounds. They are: FAT H A KASRA D AMMA SUKOON SHADDA MADD

64. [4.1] Fat h a LESSON 4.1 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal This symbol is written ABOVE the letter. It gives the ‘ah’ sound to the letter. e.g. This will give the sound: “wah” Next we will see examples of this symbol being used. FAT H A َ KASRA D AMMA SUKOON SHADDA MADD

65. [4.2] Letters With Fat h a LESSON 4.2 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

66. [4.3] Words With Fat h a LESSON 4.3 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

67. [4.4] Kasra LESSON 4.4 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal This symbol is written BELOW the letter. It gives the ‘eeh’ sound the letter. e.g. This will give the sound: “zeeh” Next we will see examples of this symbol being used.

68. [4.5] Letters With Kasra LESSON 4.5 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

69. [4.6] Words With Kasra LESSON 4.6 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

70. [4.7] Damma LESSON 4.7 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal This symbol is written ABOVE the letter. It gives the ‘ooh’ sound the letter. e.g. This will give the sound: “fooh” Next we will see examples of this symbol being used.

71. [4.8] Letters With Damma LESSON 4.8 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

72. [4.9] Words With Damma LESSON 4.9 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

73. [4.10] Fat h a Tanween LESSON 4.10 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal This symbol is written ABOVE the letter. It is written with an alif. It gives the ‘an’ sound the letter. e.g. This will give the sound: “ h an” Next we will see examples of this symbol being used.

74. [4.11] Letters With Fatha Tanween ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 4.11 Reading

75. [4.12] Words With Fatha Tanween LESSON 4.12 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

76. [4.13] Kasra Tanween LESSON 4.13 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal This symbol is written BELOW the letter. It gives the ‘in’ sound the letter. e.g. This will give the sound: “khin” Next we will see examples of this symbol being used.

77. [4.14] Letters With Kasra Tanween LESSON 4.14 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

78. [4.15] Words With Kasra Tanween LESSON 4.15 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

79. [4.16] Damma Tanween LESSON 4.16 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal This symbol is written ABOVE the letter. It gives the ‘un’ sound the letter. e.g. This will give the sound: “qun” Next we will see examples of this symbol being used.

80. [4.17] Letters With Damma Tanween LESSON 4.17 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

81. [4.18] Words With Damma Tanween LESSON 4.18 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

82. [4.19] Sukoon LESSON 4.19 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal The Sukoon is used to join letters together. This symbol is written ABOVE the letter being joined to. The sound that is formed will depend on what letters are joining e.g. Note that when joining to Alif, the Sukoon symbol is not always used Next we will see lots of examples of this symbol being used. “ in” “ naa” “ ree” “ foo”

83. [4.20] Sukoon & Alif LESSON 4.20 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

84. [4.21] Words With Sukoon & Alif LESSON 4.21 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

85. [4.22] More Words With Sukoon & Alif LESSON 4.22 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

86. [4.23] Sukoon & Waaw LESSON 4.23 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

87. [4.24] Words With Sukoon & Waaw LESSON 4.24 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

88. [4.25] More Words With Sukoon & Waaw LESSON 4.25 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

89. [4.26] Sukoon & Yaa LESSON 4.26 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

90. [4.27] Words With Sukoon & Yaa LESSON 4.27 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

91. [4.28] More Words With Sukoon & Yaa LESSON 4.28 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

92. [4.29] Elongation LESSON 4.29 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal The sound of a letter can be extended with these symbols. e.g. Next we will see examples of this symbol being used. “ taaa” “ hooo” “ heee” Long Fat h a Long Damma Long Kasra

93. [4.30] Elongating Letters (Long Fat h a) LESSON 4.30 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

94. [4.31] Elongating Words (Long Fat h a) LESSON 4.31 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

95. [4.32] Long Kasra & Long Damma LESSON 4.32 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

96. [4.33] Words With Long Kasra & Long Damma LESSON 4.33 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

97. [4.34] Short Words With Sukoon LESSON 4.34 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

98. [4.35] Words With Sukoon LESSON 4.35 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

99. [4.36] Long Words With Sukoon LESSON 4.36 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

100. [4.37] More Words With Sukoon LESSON 4.37 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

101. [4.38] Short Words With “Ay” LESSON 4.38 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

102. [4.39] Words With “Ay” LESSON 4.39 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

103. [4.40] More Words With “Ay” LESSON 4.40 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

104. [4.41] Short Words With “Aw” LESSON 4.41 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

105. [4.42] Words With “Aw” LESSON 4.42 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

106. [4.43] More Words With “Aw” LESSON 4.43 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

107. [4.44] General Words LESSON 4.44 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

108. [4.45] More General Words LESSON 4.45 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

109. [4.46] Joining With Hamza LESSON 4.46 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

110. [4.47] Reading Sentences LESSON 4.47 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

111. [4.48] Shadda LESSON 4.48 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal This symbol is used to combine joined letters with another letter. It is best understood by looking at examples e.g. Next we will see examples of this symbol being used. “ rabba” “ rab” “ ba”

112. [4.49] Short Words With Shadda LESSON 4.49 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

113. [4.50] Words With Shadda LESSON 4.50 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

114. [4.51] More Words With Shadda LESSON 4.51 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

115. [4.52] Yet More Words With Shadda LESSON 4.52 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

116. [4.53] Even More Words With Shadda LESSON 4.53 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

117. [4.54] Long Words With Shadda LESSON 4.54 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

118. [4.55] Madd LESSON 4.55 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal This symbol is written ABOVE the letter. It is used to further elongate the sound of a letter, more than any other symbol. e.g. Next we will see examples of this symbol being used. “ saaaa”

119. [4.56] Short Words With Madd LESSON 4.56 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

120. [4.57] Words With Madd LESSON 4.57 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

121. [4.58] Long Words With Madd LESSON 4.58 Reading ARABIC 1.0 Amal

122. [5] Writing LESSON 5 Writing ARABIC 1.0 Amal Now we will look at how you write Arabic. For each letter, you will learn: How to write the letter How to join the letter with other letters Let’s go!

123. [5.1] Writing Alif and Hamza ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 5.1 Writing

124. [5.2] Writing Baa ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 5.2 Writing

125. [5.3] Writing Taa ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 5.3 Writing

126. [5.4] Writing Thaa ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 5.4 Writing

127. [5.5] Writing Jeem ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 5.5 Writing

128. [5.6] Writing Haa ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 5.6 Writing

129. [5.7] Writing Khaa ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 5.7 Writing

130. [5.8] Writing Daal ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 5.8 Writing

131. [5.9] Writing Dhaal ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 5.9 Writing

132. [5.10] Writing Raa ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 5.10 Writing

133. [5.11] Writing Zaa ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 5.11 Writing

134. [5.12] Writing Seen ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 5.12 Writing

135. [5.13] Writing Sheen ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 5.13 Writing

136. [5.14] Writing Saad ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 5.14 Writing

137. [5.15] Writing Daad ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 5.15 Writing

138. [5.16] Writing Taa ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 5.16 Writing

139. [5.17] Writing Dhaa ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 5.17 Writing

140. [5.18] Writing Ayn ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 5.18 Writing

141. [5.19] Writing Ghayn ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 5.19 Writing

142. [5.20] Writing Faa ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 5.20 Writing

143. [5.21] Writing Qaaf ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 5.21 Writing

144. [5.22] Writing Kaaf ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 5.22 Writing

145. [5.23] Writing Laam ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 5.23 Writing

146. [5.24] Writing Meem ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 5.24 Writing

147. [5.25] Writing Noon ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 5.25 Writing

148. [5.26] Writing Haa ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 5.26 Writing

149. [5.27] Writing Waa ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 5.27 Writing

150. [5.28] Writing Waa ARABIC 1.0 Amal LESSON 5.28 Writing

151. LESSON 1.1a The Letters ARABIC 1.0 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 ه‍ و ي Amal ا ب ث ج ا ب ث ج “ A” [Alif] EXAMPLE IN ENGLISH: The ‘a’ sound in “alphabet” “ B” [Baa] EXAMPLE IN ENGLISH: The ‘b’ sound in “brick” “ TH” [Thaa] EXAMPLE IN ENGLISH: The ‘th‘ sound in “three” “ J” [Jeem] EXAMPLE IN ENGLISH: The ‘j’ sound in “jam” “ A” [Alif] EXAMPLE IN ENGLISH: The ‘a’ sound in “alphabet” “ B” [Baa] EXAMPLE IN ENGLISH: The ‘b’ sound in “brick” “ TH” [Thaa] EXAMPLE IN ENGLISH: The ‘th‘ sound in “three” “ J” [Jeem] EXAMPLE IN ENGLISH: The ‘j’ sound in “jam”

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