tutoring. * No English equivalent. The Hamza can appear in all these forms; consult your book for rules governing the writing of the Hamza. * This letter appears only at the end of a
Each letter has 4 forms (which look very similar to each other) o when you write the letter by itself o when it comes in the beginning of a word o when it comes in the middle of a word o when it comes at the end of a word. • The forms you saw in the chart above are when the letter is by itself o here's an example of the letter
English. Arabic is written from right to left, the opposite of English. The chart below gives the letters of the Arabic alphabet, their names, their transliteration symbols, and their approximate pronunciations. The examples given below are meant as a general guide to pronunciation. Many of the sounds of English and Arabic are
letter and you will learn how to join the letters to form words. This book will also guide you in the pronunciation of the different letters of the alphabet. You should become familiar with the shape and sound of each letter before moving on to the next one. The words provided in the exercises have been carefully selected to
About the Arabic Alphabet. • There are no capital and small letters in Arabic: words that start a sentence are written the same as words in the middle of a sentence, and no distinction is made for the names of people or places. • The Arabic alphabet is cursive: there's essentially no difference between the way it is written by
The Islamic Bulletin www.islamicbulletin.org. Volume xx No. 27. Arabic alphabet and word list. There are twenty-eight letters in the Arabic alphabet. Remember, Arabic is read from right to left. Name Of Letter. Contextual forms. Sound. Pronunciation. Beginning. Middle. End. Alif. ? ?. ??. ??. A. As in 'father' or 'Amsterdam'. Baa.

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