Arabic learning method
تَعَلُّمُ الحُرُوفِ العَرَبِيَّةِ بِسُهُولَةٍ
Learning the letters with no pressure … a progressive method, designed step by step, proven effective with many students — children and adults, complete beginners and families alike.
The method
Each notion builds on the last: letters, then vowels, prolongations, tanwīn, sukūn and shadda — always in color, always paired with tracing and reading exercises.
One letter at a time, from isolated tracing to full words, without ever skipping a step.
Every student moves at their own pace: no notion is imposed before they're ready.
Clear visual cues — harakat, tanwīn, prolongations — for effortless memorization.
An approach already tested and validated with many students, in class and at home.
Recognize and trace each letter of the Arabic alphabet.
Find the letter at the start, middle, and end of a word.
Fatha, damma, kasra and moudoud to give sound to the letters.
The final nuances for reading any word accurately.
A dedicated reading page to consolidate everything learned.
Programs
Every booklet follows the same reassuring pattern: a letter table, writing boxes, illustrated words, and a reading page.
أ ← خ · 7 letters
Discover the first 7 letters, their tracing, and their first sounds.
د ← ظ · 10 letters
10 new letters to reinforce the skills learned in the first booklet.
ع ← ي · 11 letters
The last 11 letters to finish learning all 28 Arabic letters.
السُّكُونُ والشَّدَّة
Tanwīn, sukūn, shadda, and the first reading texts, in color.
Continue
Review the letters at your own pace, or practice by playing: each space has its own page.
The 28 Arabic letters organized into 12 review modules, with the pronunciation of every letter.
Discover the modules →Listen and recognize, or read a word out loud and check your pronunciation — module by module.
Discover the games →Who it's for
Designed to be structured and progressive, the method suits young children just as well as adults discovering Arabic for the first time.
From a very young age, thanks to visual cues and suitable colors.
Teens and adults who have never read or written Arabic before.
A simple resource to learn together, at home, at your own pace.
Schools, mosques, and private tutors looking for a clear, progressive resource.
Preview the materials
Letter tables, harakat, prolongations, and words to read — a faithful preview of what students find in every booklet.
Ready to get started?
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Tap a box to hear its pronunciation.
