Mastering Arabic (the basic course)

Explore Arabic letters to learn the basic alphabet, with names like noon, meem, lam, sheen, and zay, and practice joining and pronunciation.

Explore the Arabic alphabet by classifying letters into hard, soft, and tip-of-the-tongue groups to master their pronunciation and reading basics.

Learn how Arabic is written from right to left, the script is always joined, and the 28-letter alphabet includes 22 connecting letters with shapes that change by word position.

Learn the basics of Arabic writing from right side, starting with aleph and hamza, and practice letter shapes and dot placements.

Explore how basic Arabic letters are formed with lines, semicircles, dots and diacritics like Hamza, kaf, lam, and meem, showing variations where marks sit above or below the line.

This lesson introduces fatha, a small dash above a letter that indicates an open sound in Arabic. It includes examples and practice reading words to apply the diacritic correctly.

Practice reading Arabic letters using fatiha as the first vowel. Distinguish soft and hard letters by pronouncing from the tip of the tongue, and read words and sentences aloud.

Mastering Arabic (the basic course) introduces Kasra, an under-the-letter vowel whose meaning is break; learn how Kasra shapes the sound of Arabic letters.

Practice reading kasra signs under letters, distinguish kasra from fatah sounds, and read mixed vowels tables and words to form sentences.

Explore damma and the basics of Arabic letter sounds, including mosque context and the greeting assalamu alaikum, through pronunciation, word-building, and reading simple sentences.

Explore damma examples and practice reading Arabic letters, words, and sentences. Use the three short vowels, including fata and dama, to build pronunciation.

Explore arabic vowels, distinguishing short vowels fata, damma, kasra from long vowels by aleph, waw, ya; learn how sukun shapes sound and syllables.

Learn to recognize sukūn, the small circle above letters, and practice reading Arabic syllables and words with guided pausing and reading together.

Explore long vowels in Arabic, learn how to stretch sounds with Aleph and fatha, compare long and short vowels, and practice reading with many examples.

The lecture defines shadda, its three kinds: fat, dome, and gas, and shows how to pronounce it with matching vowels, using lamb as a two-letter example.

Practice Arabic shadda pronunciation, learn the three shadda types, read words with sukun and fatha, and post your video to practice your reading.

Explore tanween and short vowels in Arabic reading, learn how the last letter bears the vowel, and practice with hamza, alef, and kasra examples.

Explore tanween examples in basic Arabic, identifying tanween marks above the last letter, practicing fathah-based pronunciation, and learning when to add an aleph after fathah while reading sentences.

Master the difference between moon letters and sun letters in Arabic, learn the 14 letters in each group, and practice pronunciation with examples like al-kalam and assalamu alaikum.

Learn Arabic numbers from one to ten and review the listed examples to reinforce recognition.

Learn to write Arabic numbers from 1 to 10 in this video, as part of the Mastering Arabic basic course.

Learn the second step to say the numbers from eleven to twenty in Arabic, practicing how only the first digit changes while the rest stays the same.

Learn Arabic numbers from 1 to 1 million with step-by-step practice, memorizing 1–10 and building to 100 and 1000. Master forming tens, 21–29, and masculine and feminine numbers through practice.