
This welcome note will introduce you to the dos and don'ts of this course. The lecturer emphasizes on the importance of having a peer to check your pronunciations after each lesson.
After finishing this lecture you should be able to recognize Arabic script, but not necessarily correctly identify each letter. You would have also learnt a few basic differences between Arabic and English language.
Test yourself on the Ba and Sa exercise, reading all kalimat on the slide within 60 seconds. Maintain fluent, right-to-left, row-by-row reading and practice to finish within 16 seconds.
Identify and pronounce the Arabic letters na and ya (نَ يَ) for English speakers, showcasing their shapes, sounds, and right-to-left reading practice to build fluency.
Test yourself on the kalimat and drill da and ʻa until you finish in 60 seconds, then target 16 seconds per slide.
Identify and pronounce the Arabic letters ka and wa, read from right to left, and build fluency through guided repetition.
Engage in ka and wa recitation exercises with timed 60-second drills. Read kalimat from right to left with fluent, unbroken pronunciation, finishing within the time.
This course is for beginners who want to learn to read Quran. At the end of this course you would be able to: