Arabic Reading Course: Learn To Read Arabic From ZER0 -

About Course

This Arabic reading course is designed for complete beginners, even if you have never learned the Arabic alphabet before.
The course follows the Arabic Mastery teaching method and book, helping you build your Arabic reading skills through clear explanations and practical exercises.
You can also continue toward Quran recitation with a completely free recorded Tajweed course. After completing the Arabic Reading Course, mark it as completed and submit your course rating. We will then send the Tajweed course.

Course Content

Letters of the Arabic Alphabet
Here, we explain all 28 letters of the Arabic alphabet, along with 4 additional letters. You will learn how to pronounce each letter and how to read it in words containing the letters covered in each lesson.

Lesson 2: The Next Five Letters H’aa + Khaa + Daal +Thal + Raa
15:19
Lesson 3: The Next Five Letters Zay + Seen + Sheen + S’ad + D’ad
13:11
Lesson 4: The Next Five Letters T’aa + Dhaa + A’yn + Ghain + Faa
13:43
Lesson 5: The Next Five Letters Qaf + Kaf + Laam + Meem + Noon
09:20
Lesson 6: The Next Five Letters Haa + Waw + Yaa + Hamza + Alif Lynh
16:33
Lesson 7: The Last Two Letters Taa Marbutah + Laam Alif
09:34

Shape of letters
Learn how Arabic letters connect to form words. Unlike English, Arabic script is naturally cursive, with letters flowing continuously into one another.

Short Vowels in Arabic
In this lesson, we will learn the three short vowels in Arabic: Fat'ha (َ), Kasra (ِ), and Damma (ُ). We will practice their pronunciation and learn how they change the sounds of Arabic letters. We will also read words together to improve our pronunciation and reading skills.

Lesson 13: Tanween Signs in Arabic
In this lesson, we will learn the three Tanween signs in Arabic: Fathatain (ً), Kasratain (ٍ), and Dammatain (ٌ). We will practice pronouncing each sign and learn how it changes the sound of Arabic letters. We will also read simple words together to improve our pronunciation and reading skills.

Sukoon and Shadda
In this topic, we will learn about Sukoon and Shadda in Arabic, understand how they affect the pronunciation of letters, and practice reading words that contain these signs to improve our Arabic reading and pronunciation skills.

Al Qamariya & Al shamsia
In this topic, we will learn about Alif Lam Qamariya (اللام القمرية) and Alif Lam Shamsiya (اللام الشمسية), and understand the difference between them. We will learn when to pronounce the letter Lam (ل) and when it is silent, with examples and reading practice to improve our Arabic pronunciation and reading skills.

Madd Letters = Long vowel letters
In this topic, we will learn about the three Madd letters (حروف المد): Alif (ا), Waw (و), and Ya (ي), and how they are used to produce long vowel sounds in Arabic. We will practice pronouncing these sounds correctly and reading words that contain Madd letters to improve our Arabic pronunciation and reading skills.

Hamza Wasl & Hamza Qat3
In this topic, we will learn about Hamzat Al-Wasl (همزة الوصل) and Hamzat Al-Qat' (همزة القطع) and understand the difference between them. We will learn how to recognize each type and when to pronounce the Hamza. We will also practice reading Arabic words containing both types to improve our pronunciation and reading skills.

Hazma in Action with all shapes
In this topic, we will learn how Hamza (ء) is written in its different forms and positions in Arabic words. We will explore its shapes at the beginning, middle, and end of words, including Hamza on Alif (أ، إ), Waw (ؤ), Ya (ئ), and on the line (ء). We will practice recognizing these forms and reading words containing Hamza to improve our Arabic reading and pronunciation skills.

Arabic Reading Key with practice
In this topic, we will review the essential rules and skills needed to read Arabic correctly. We will practice combining letters, recognizing vowels and reading signs, and applying what we have learned to real Arabic words and sentences. Through guided reading exercises, we will build confidence, improve pronunciation, and develop stronger Arabic reading skills.

Compare between Standard writing VS Quran writing
In this topic, we will explore the differences between standard Arabic writing and Quranic writing (Uthmani script). We will learn how some letters, symbols, and spelling conventions differ between the two writing styles, with examples to help us recognize these differences and understand how Arabic words are written in each style.

Arabic Reading Course: Learn to Read Arabic from ZER0

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What Will You Learn?

Course Content

Letters of the Arabic Alphabet
Here, we explain all 28 letters of the Arabic alphabet, along with 4 additional letters. You will learn how to pronounce each letter and how to read it in words containing the letters covered in each lesson.

Lesson 2: The Next Five Letters H’aa + Khaa + Daal +Thal + Raa

Lesson 3: The Next Five Letters Zay + Seen + Sheen + S’ad + D’ad

Lesson 4: The Next Five Letters T’aa + Dhaa + A’yn + Ghain + Faa

Lesson 5: The Next Five Letters Qaf + Kaf + Laam + Meem + Noon

Lesson 6: The Next Five Letters Haa + Waw + Yaa + Hamza + Alif Lynh

Lesson 7: The Last Two Letters Taa Marbutah + Laam Alif

Shape of letters
Learn how Arabic letters connect to form words. Unlike English, Arabic script is naturally cursive, with letters flowing continuously into one another.

Lesson 8: Shapes of the First 16 Letters

Lesson 9: Shapes of the Last 16 Letters

Lesson 10: The Fatha Vowel

Lesson 11: The Kasra Vowel

Lesson 12: The Damma Vowel

Lesson 13: Tanween Fath (ً)

Lesson 14: Tanween Kasr (ٍ)

Lesson 15: Tanween Damm (ٌ)

Sukoon and Shadda
In this topic, we will learn about Sukoon and Shadda in Arabic, understand how they affect the pronunciation of letters, and practice reading words that contain these signs to improve our Arabic reading and pronunciation skills.

Lesson 16 Sukoon

Lesson 17: Shadda (ّ)

Lesson 18: Alif Lam Qamariya (اللام القمرية)

Lesson 19: Alif Lam Shamsiya (اللام الشمسية)

Lesson 20: Madd Letters (Long Vowel Letters)

Lesson 21: Hamzat Al-Wasl and Hamzat Al-Qat’

Lesson 22: Hamza in Action – All Shapes (ء)

Lesson 23: Arabic Reading Key with Practice

Lesson 24: Standard Arabic Writing vs. Quranic Writing and Reading the Quran

About Course

What Will You Learn?

Course Content

Letters of the Arabic Alphabet Here, we explain all 28 letters of the Arabic alphabet, along with 4 additional letters. You will learn how to pronounce each letter and how to read it in words containing the letters covered in each lesson.

Lesson 2: The Next Five Letters H’aa + Khaa + Daal +Thal + Raa

Lesson 3: The Next Five Letters Zay + Seen + Sheen + S’ad + D’ad

Lesson 4: The Next Five Letters T’aa + Dhaa + A’yn + Ghain + Faa

Lesson 5: The Next Five Letters Qaf + Kaf + Laam + Meem + Noon

Lesson 6: The Next Five Letters Haa + Waw + Yaa + Hamza + Alif Lynh

Lesson 7: The Last Two Letters Taa Marbutah + Laam Alif

Shape of letters Learn how Arabic letters connect to form words. Unlike English, Arabic script is naturally cursive, with letters flowing continuously into one another.

Lesson 8: Shapes of the First 16 Letters

Lesson 9: Shapes of the Last 16 Letters

Lesson 10: The Fatha Vowel

Lesson 11: The Kasra Vowel

Lesson 12: The Damma Vowel

Lesson 13: Tanween Fath (ً)

Lesson 14: Tanween Kasr (ٍ)

Lesson 15: Tanween Damm (ٌ)

Sukoon and Shadda In this topic, we will learn about Sukoon and Shadda in Arabic, understand how they affect the pronunciation of letters, and practice reading words that contain these signs to improve our Arabic reading and pronunciation skills.

Lesson 16 Sukoon

Lesson 17: Shadda (ّ)

Lesson 18: Alif Lam Qamariya (اللام القمرية)

Lesson 19: Alif Lam Shamsiya (اللام الشمسية)

Lesson 20: Madd Letters (Long Vowel Letters)

Lesson 21: Hamzat Al-Wasl and Hamzat Al-Qat’

Lesson 22: Hamza in Action – All Shapes (ء)

Lesson 23: Arabic Reading Key with Practice

Lesson 24: Standard Arabic Writing vs. Quranic Writing and Reading the Quran

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Letters of the Arabic Alphabet
Here, we explain all 28 letters of the Arabic alphabet, along with 4 additional letters. You will learn how to pronounce each letter and how to read it in words containing the letters covered in each lesson.

Shape of letters
Learn how Arabic letters connect to form words. Unlike English, Arabic script is naturally cursive, with letters flowing continuously into one another.

Sukoon and Shadda
In this topic, we will learn about Sukoon and Shadda in Arabic, understand how they affect the pronunciation of letters, and practice reading words that contain these signs to improve our Arabic reading and pronunciation skills.