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 

 

We can divide the Arabic language into many categories, that of spoken Arabic, written Arabic, classical Arabic, and modern Arabic…however the Arabic alphabet stays the same. Each Arabic letter changes its shape according to its place in the Arabic words. For example, some Arabic letters used in the beginning of the word are different than when used in the middle of the Arabic word, or even at its end. Writing Arabic alphabet is a constant method used in all Arabic regions, Arabic calligraphy is an Arabic art that may seem confusing sometimes. Colloquial Arabic comes in more than 30 different ways.

 

The following Arabic alphabet tutorial helps you learn how to write Arabic, and find out the way of speaking Arabic with the help of our Arabic-English Translation tool and Arabic Keyboard, you will be able to construct Arabic words and form Arabic articles. 

 

Arabic video movies and Arabic alphabet songs may help childrem to learn the arabic alphabet.

 

The Arabic alphabet doesn’t hold vowels like the English and French alphabet; however, to divide syllables in the word, the Arabic alphabet uses Haraket that changes the way of pronunciation of the letters. 

There are three Haraket: Kasra that makes the sound of Eee, Fatha that makes the sound of Aaa, and Dammeh that makes the sound of Ou, and the Skoun that freezes the letter with no change in sound. The three haraket at end of the words is called: Tanween and they change to Kasratein with the sound of En, Fathatein with the sound of An, and Dhammatein with the sound of On. 

 

Practice how to pronounce the Arabic alphabet: