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Learn Arabic reading with audio listening using Noorani Qaida lessons. Lesson number 11. Example words containing Sukoon sound. Listen to these pages

Learn Arabic reading with audio listening using Noorani Qaida lessons. Lesson number 10. In this lesson, you will learn about Sukoon. Which is the constant sound of the alphabet letters. Listen to this page

Learn Arabic reading with audio listening using Noorani Qaida lessons. Lesson number 9. This lesson covers example words from the previous lessons. Like Fatha, Kasra, Damma, Long vowels, and Tanween. Listen to these pages

Learn Arabic reading with audio listening using Noorani Qaida lessons. Lesson number 8. This lesson is about Madd and Leen letters. Madd is the long vowel sound in Arabic. It makes the sound of Fatha, Kasra, and Damma longer. Madd letters has no symbols on them to differentiate between them and normal letters. Al Leen

Learn Arabic reading with audio listening using Noorani Qaida lessons. Lesson number 7. In this lesson, you will learn how to read the Arabic small Alif, Waw, or Yaa letters. ا و ي. Listen to this Page

Learn Arabic reading with audio listening using Noorani Qaida lessons. Lesson 6 “Practicing words of Fatha, Kasra, Damma, and Tanween” Listen to this Page

Learn Arabic reading with audio listening using Noorani Qaida lessons. Lesson Five “Tanween”. This lesson will show you how to read letters with Tanween. Tanween is a special sound made when you have this double Fatha, Kasra, or Damma on the top of the letter. Listen to this Page

Learn Arabic reading with audio listening using Noorani Qaida lessons. Lesson four “Arabic letters with the vowel sounds Fatha Kasra and Damma”. This lesson explains the Arabic symbols that stand for the vowel sounds, which is Fatha, Kasra, and Damma. Notice that Fatha, the dash on the top of the letter, stands for the vowel

Learn Arabic reading with audio listening using Noorani Qaida lessons. Lesson Three “Abbreviated Letters (Muqatta’t)” This type of letter comes at the beginning of some Surahs in this form. They are read by their names and not by the sounds they make. After finishing this lesson, you must be able to read each letter by

Learn Arabic reading with audio listening using Noorani Qaida lessons. Lesson two “Combined Arabic letters”. Listening to these pages