Writing arabic letters

 Al-Manhaj

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Sequence 02

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Lesson 01

WRITING

Letters studied so far :

New letters to learn :

∫Ü´POQñ…Gh√¿ä  R Æ Ω ¢S ± ì ê

Track 42 Listen carefully and study how the letters change according to where they are situated in the word.

Example

Name of  the letter

è«∏N - ¿Ééæa - É«aGô¨L

 jîm

íjQ - ~ªë`dG - ô °M q

Phonetic transcription

single

final

middle initial

 j

ê

è`

`é`

`L

hâ’

h

ì

í`

`ë`

`M

±ô°ûàe ôq °ûàe - É«aGô¨L - ~jôa

fâ’

f 

±

∞`

`Ø`

`a

¢SCÉHÉH - AÉ°ùe - ~«©°S

sîn

s

¢S

¢ù`

`°ù`

`°S

º«∏°S - áª`jôc - ôj~e

mîm

m

Ω

º`

`ª`

`e

≠dÉH - Üô¨e - ∫GõZ

gayn

g

Æ

≠`

`¨`

`Z

õjõY - áYGQR

zây 

z

 R

õ`

Note that zây R is not joined in the usual sense of writing. It does not change shape and can only be joined to a preceding letter. It features among the so-called "orphan letters” together with : h G O P Q R - alif maqsûra

i

This letter does not usually feature in the Arabic alphabet. It is pronounced like Alif when used as a long vowel, namely â = G and is used only at at the end of a word as in :

≈∏Y - ≈¡≤ŸG - ¤EG Al-Manhaj - Literal Literal Arabic Arabic for beginners

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