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نُون
|
nun
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ن
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Like the N in Noon
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نـ
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ـنـ
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ـن
|
n
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هَاء
|
hā̛
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ه هـ
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|
Like the H in He
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هـ
|
ـهـ
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ـه
|
h
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وَاو
|
wāw
|
,
|
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Like the W in the reaction of
astonishment saying: WAW!
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ـو
|
----
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ـو
|
W(aw, au, u)
|
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يَاء
|
yā̛
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ي
|
|
Like the Y in you
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يـ
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ـيـ
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ـي
|
Y (ay, ai, ῑ)
|
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هَمزَة
|
hamza
|
ء
أُ إِ أَ |
Seen latter because it differs
according to case and context
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Latter will be discussed
separately
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أ ؤ
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ـئـ
|
ئ
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̛
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Now,
you can deduce from the herein above Chart that Arabic letters are 29 with the
letter hamza, sometimes is regarded as a separate Letter. Further, in the first
column above, you can see some dashes or symbols on the Arabic Letter above or
below them; they are called Arabic vowels Consider The following three Arabic
Letters Characteristics:
a- Letters are connected to form words.
b- Words have vowels on it (described later).
c- Some letters have dots on it.
Do you know that:
1- Arabic structure is different in Alphabet from any other Language.
2- Arabic letters form words by connecting them together.
3- Arabic Alphabet is written and read from right to left.
4- Arabic Letters' writing has three forms: initial, medial, and final i.e. different in shape according to their position.
5- Letters in isolation and final are mostly the same in shape.
6- Letters in the initial and medial positions are mostly the same in shape.
7- There are many print forms, types of fonts and writing forms for Arabic; yet most common of which is /̛ān-naskh/ (normal writing) النَسخ and /̛ār-ruqعa/ الرِقعة. An elementary/ intermediate Reader/ Learner is advised to use /̛ān-naskh/ writing form.
8- You can find the correct pronunciation in Arabic just from the spelling of the word which is considered a no-trouble-trick of Arabic pronunciation.
9- Arabic Letters can be divided into two groups according to their position
1st Group a- Letters are connected to form words.
b- Words have vowels on it (described later).
c- Some letters have dots on it.
Do you know that:
1- Arabic structure is different in Alphabet from any other Language.
2- Arabic letters form words by connecting them together.
3- Arabic Alphabet is written and read from right to left.
4- Arabic Letters' writing has three forms: initial, medial, and final i.e. different in shape according to their position.
5- Letters in isolation and final are mostly the same in shape.
6- Letters in the initial and medial positions are mostly the same in shape.
7- There are many print forms, types of fonts and writing forms for Arabic; yet most common of which is /̛ān-naskh/ (normal writing) النَسخ and /̛ār-ruqعa/ الرِقعة. An elementary/ intermediate Reader/ Learner is advised to use /̛ān-naskh/ writing form.
8- You can find the correct pronunciation in Arabic just from the spelling of the word which is considered a no-trouble-trick of Arabic pronunciation.
9- Arabic Letters can be divided into two groups according to their position
- Can't be joined on the left side.
- Can be joined to a preceding letter but never to a following one.
- Then, all Arabic Letters in the Alphabet could be connected from both sides except the following mentioned Letters.(see table below)
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