Meet the letters
Recognise the 28 Arabic letters and hear their names.
START HEREYOUR JOURNEY STARTS HERE · ZERO EXPERIENCE NEEDEDFrom your first letter
From your first letter
to reading the Qur'an.
No Arabic knowledge? No problem. Learn in small steps, listen, practise, play mini-games and move forward at your own pace.
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🔤 Arabic letters🎧 Listen & repeat🎮 Mini practice📈 Saved progress
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THE ROADMAP
Small steps. Real progress.
Follow the path in order. You can revisit any lesson whenever you like.
Short vowels
Practise fatḥah, kasrah and ḍammah with letters.
AFTER LEVEL 1Join the sounds
Explore connected forms, sukūn, shaddah and madd.
BUILD YOUR SKILLRead practice words
Read carefully selected, fully-vowelled examples.
WITH GUIDANCEFirst Qur'an passages
Begin short passages and learn recitation carefully.
KEEP GOINGLearning note: Arabic sounds such as ع، ح، خ، ق and ض need listening and guided practice. Browser speech is only a convenience preview—not a substitute for a qualified Qur'an teacher or verified recitation.
LEVEL 01 · LESSON 01
Meet your first Arabic letters
Tap a letter, listen to its name, then try the little recognition game.
🌱 Beginner friendly
LETTER 01 OF 28🔊 Audio preview
ا
Alif
A straight letter. Learn to recognise its shape and name.
Letter name: a qari recording plays if there is one; otherwise your device’s voice reads it (this is not a qari).
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Remember this
Alif is often shown as a vertical stroke. Its reading depends on the word and vowel signs around it.
QUICK GAME · NO MARKS, JUST PRACTICE
Can you spot the letter?
Choose the letter shown at the top. If you miss it, we’ll help you try again.
FIND THIS LETTERب
Ready when you are.
AFTER THE LETTERS
Practise letters again ↑Next up: the short vowel marks
Once you’re comfortable recognising letters, practise how fatḥah (َ), kasrah (ِ) and ḍammah (ُ) change the sound. The next module will build on what you learn here.