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🌱 Beginner TrackWelcome! Learn to read Arabic step-by-step from zero.
The Letter أ (Alif)
Master the shape, native sound, and pronunciation with 4 interactive steps.
Today's Plan
8–10 minutesYour Learning Path
Structured progression from alphabet to Quranic reading & numbers
Winding step-by-step tree: L0 Alphabet → L7 Numbers & Quranic Mastery
Harakat
Short Vowels (a, i, u)
Madd
Long Vowels (aa, ee, oo)
Sukoon
Consonant Stops
Tanween
Nunation (-an, -in, -un)
Shaddah
Doubled Consonants
Quranic Reading
Bismillah & Al-Fatihah
Arabic Numbers 1–10
Cardinal 1–10 (Tawheed & Prayers)
Numbers 11–20
Teens 11–20 (12 Months, Yusuf)
Numbers 21–50
Decades 21–50 (Laylatul Qadr)
Numbers 51–100
High Numbers 51–100 (99 Names)
Islamic Numbers
Grand Challenge & Review
Quick Practice
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Milestones & Achievements
Track your authentic Qur'anic milestones and share achievements with friends & family.
You can now recognize all 28 Arabic letters — the essential foundation of Qur'an reading.
You can now read basic short-vowel sounds (Fathah, Kasrah, Dammah) with confidence.
You can now recognize and elongate long vowel sounds (Madd Al-Asli).
You can now read resting consonants with Sukoon and connect syllables cleanly.
You can now recognize and pronounce Tanween (nunation) on noun endings.
You can now recognize Shaddah and pronounce doubled consonants with precise rhythmic emphasis.
Masha'Allah! You can now recite the holy Bismillah with authentic Arabic letters and Tajweed.
Masha'Allah! You can now read the Mother of the Book (Surah Al-Fatihah) in the original Arabic script.
You can now recognize and pronounce Arabic numerals and words from 1 to 10 with Islamic context.
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Your Progress
Weekly Challenge
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Welcome to Arabic! Start with your very first letter: Alif (ا).
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🌟Daily Tip: Consistency is the key to success in learning Arabic. One step every day brings you closer.