The document provides a list of Arabic letters along with their names, sounds, and examples in English. Each letter is associated with a word that illustrates its sound, like ‘a’ for ‘alif’ and ‘b’ for ‘baa’. It serves as a resource for learning Arabic characters and their pronunciations.

1. Arabic
Character
Name of the
Letter
Sounds Like . . . Example
‘alif (‘a) Sounds like the “a” in
“apple”
‘ab
Father
Arabeya Association
www.arabeya.org

2. Arabic
Character
Name of the
Letter
Sounds Like . . . Example
baa’ (b) Sounds like the “b” in
“boy”
Baab
Door
Arabeya Association
www.arabeya.org

3. Arabic
Character
Name of the
Letter
Sounds Like . . . Example
taa’ (t) Sounds like the
“t” in “table”
tilmiidh
Student
Arabeya Association
www.arabeya.org

4. Arabic
Character
Name of the
Letter
Sounds Like . . Example
thaa’ (th) Sounds like the “th”
in “think”
thalaatha
Three
Arabeya Association
www.arabeya.org