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Read and Write Arabic Letters | Lesson 01 Part 1

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Read and Write Arabic Letters | Lesson 01 Part 1

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Learn Arabic with Qasid
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www.qasidonline.com/letters Get FREE Access to Worksheets by clicking the link This 26-part video series is the most academically rigorous, comprehensive, and user friendly anywhere online for those wanting to learn Arabic letters. It was developed by the faculty at the Qasid Institute as a contribution to the Arabic learning community. These videos are just the tip of the iceberg. Soon, you'll have access to lesson worksheets, practice multimedia, self-assessments, and regular assignments with feedback from Qasid faculty. For more details on the full "Learn Arabic Letters" curriculum, and to get on our early notification list, go to www.qasidonline.com/letters Lesson outline: Objectives: Pronounce, Recognize, Write in their different forms Alif and Baa Pronounce and write باب (door) The Letter Baa and Long Vowel Alif ب ا The Arabic Alphabet and Related Forms Writing the Letters in their Positions Alif -- independent and initial positions Alif -- final and medial positions Baa -- independent position Baa -- initial position Baa -- medial position Baa -- final position Connecting the Two Letters Baa -- initial position with Alif Baa -- middle position with Alif Baa -- final position with Alif - Door Remember To complete Homework Download the writing worksheet and practice writing Download the letter combination chart and audio and practice your pronunciation here: www.qasidonline.com/letters --- Want to learn Arabic online? Get access to FREE videos and 95+ audio mp3s, videos, PDFs and other Arabic resources here: https://qasidonline.com/arabicanywhere About Qasid Institute: Qasid Arabic Institute is a leading private institute in the Middle East for Arabic language acquisition. Find Us on: Facebook:   / qasidinstitute   LinkedIn:   / qasid-arabic-institute   Twitter:  / qasidinstitute