The complete course for reading and writing Arabic
Everything you need in one place, explained clearly and at a pace you will enjoy
This course covers everything you need for reading and writing Arabic, starting from the basics and progressing to a slightly more advanced level. It contains reading practice, tests, detailed videos on how to produce all sounds, and written examples from Arabic literature and the Quran.
The course is designed in a step-by-step approach. Each step is connected to the next, first focusing on understanding the rules and then moving on to practice.
The aim of the course is to make you confident in reading Arabic. After completing the course you will be at ease with the Arabic alphabet and able to read and write over 400 Arabic words. Best of all, you will be able to read from any book, including the Quran.
Welcome and Introduction Message
2.0 PDF: Names of Arabic alphabet
2.1 How to read letters with short vowel Fatha
FREE PREVIEW2.1 PDF: Arabic alphabet
2.2 How to write letters at the beginning, middle and end of words Part 1
FREE PREVIEW2.3 How to write letters at the beginning, middle and end of words Part 2
FREE PREVIEW2.3 PDF: The 22 letters at the three positions in a word
2.4 How the six letters change the Arabic writing
FREE PREVIEW2.4 PDF: The 6 letters at the three positions in a word
2.5 Practise reading words with short vowel Fatha
FREE PREVIEW2.5 PDF: Practise writing words with short vowel Fatha
3.1 How to produce the sound أ
3.2 How to produce the sound ب
3.3 How to produce the sounds ت and د
3.4 How to produce the sounds ث and ذ
3.5 How to produce the sound ج
3.6 How to produce the sound ح
3.7 How to produce the sound خ
3.8 How to produce the sound ر
3.9 How to produce the sounds س and ز
3.10 How to produce the sound ش
3.11 How to produce the sound ص
3.12 How to produce the sound ض
3.13 How to produce the sound ط
3.14 How to produce the sound ظ
3.15 How to produce the sound ع
3.16 How to produce the sound غ
3.17 How to produce the sound ف
3.18 How to produce the sound ق
3.19 How to produce the sound ك
3.20 How to produce the sound ل
3.21 How to produce the sound م
3.22 How to produce the sound ن
3.23 How to produce the sound ه
3.24 How to produce the sound و
3.25 How to produce the sound ي
4.1 How to read letters with short vowel Kasra
4.2 Practise reading words with short vowels Kasra and Fatha
4.2 PDF: Practise writing words with Fatha and Kasra
4.3 How to read letters with short vowel Damma
4.4 Practise reading words with all three short vowels
4.4 PDF: Practise writing words with the three short vowels
5.1 Learn silent vowel Sukoon and practise reading two-letter words
5.2 Practise reading words with Sukoon and the three short vowels
5.2 PDF: Practise writing words with Sukoon and the three short vowels
6.1 Learn and practise the long vowels with the Arabic alphabet
6.1 PDF: The three long vowels
6.2 How to differentiate between long vowels and the normal letters
7.1 Learn about the three types of Tanween and how to pronounce them
7.2 Practise reading words with Tanween
7.2 PDF: Practise writing words with Tanween and other vowels
7.3 How to pronounce sign of emphasis Shaddah with all vowels + practice
8.1 Learn and practise Al-Qamariyah with the moon letters
8.1 PDF: Al-Qamariyah (moon) letters
8.2 Examples of Al-Qamariyah in the Quran
8.3 Learn and practise Ash-Shamsiyah with the sun letters
8.3 PDF: Ash-Shamsiyah (sun) letters
8.4 Examples of Ash-Shamsiyah in the Quran
8.5 Test on Al-Qamariyah and Ash-Shamsiyah
9.1 Learn how to write the rounded ة and practise reading
9.1 PDF: Practise writing words with the round (TA)
9.2 When to use long Alif ا and short Alif ى at the end of words
9.3 How to distinguish between the letter ي and short Alif ى in the Quran
10.1 The forms of the Hamza ء at the beginning of words
10.2 The forms of the Hamza ء at the end of words
10.3 The forms of the Hamza ء in the middle of words
10.4 Examples of how the Hamza ء is written in the middle of words in the Quran
10.5 Test yourself on the different forms of the Hamza ء in the middle of words
10.6 How to write and pronounce the second type 'Hamzatul Wasl'
11.1 How to stop reading at sentences
11.2 How to stop reading at verses in the Quran
Hicham Elmahr
This course will teach you how to read and write Arabic and it also shows you how to produce the sounds. We do not teach grammar or vocabulary in this course, though in the last chapters we introduce you to some vocabulary either by showing a picture or providing translation
Chapter 2 is available for free as a sample, with 5 lessons for you to see whether the style of the course is suitable for you. This course is perfect for beginners who want to establish a strong foundation in learning Arabic, but also suitable for learners who realise they are still struggling at reading and now want to benefit from this complete course
You can take this course in your own time. There are 58 lessons with over 5 hours of total content, plus lesson notes. We recommend spending 15-30 minutes a day over 2 months. After completion you may use the course as a point of reference. Improving your pronunciation, reading and writing is a long process but it can be immensely rewarding. The more time and effort you put in, the more your skill will improve
After signing up you will have access to the course for 18 months across any devices you own. So you can start anytime, go at your own pace, and re-watch as often as you'd like. After 18 months your subscription will expire.
All lessons are recorded and available to you on this platform. There are no live lessons. You can take this course at your own pace, 24/7
The course has an easy flow, starting from the basics and moving on to the advanced. The first eight chapters of the course are suitable for all school-age children. However, the last 3 chapters are more elaborate so we believe they are suitable for children aged 10 and above
The fee for this course is non-refundable. To avoid disappointment, read through the information provided and try Chapter 2 which is available for free. Also thoroughly check the content of the curriculum so that you know exactly what to expect before you purchase
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