Zad Academy - Arabic Language Level 1 (English)

To whom do these new houses belong?

Teacher: To whom do these pens belong, O Muhammad?

Who are you, O sisters?

How are you, my uncle?

These are my brothers and those are my

Who are these girls, O Maryam? They are my classmates.

Who are these tall boys, O Ali?

How are you O daughter?

My house

Hamid: Who are you?

Where is the new teacher? He is with the principal.

Abbas is a rich merchant / Hamid is a new teacher.

This man is a merchant and that man is a doctor.

Who is this? This is Aminah. Who is that? That is Fatima.

This is the son of Hamid and this is the daughter of Yasir.

Is this Muhammad’s book, O Yasir?

The house / from the house

The house / in the house

A book / the book

That / and who is that? Who is this?

This / What is this? / Is this…? / Who is this?

Letters that are similar in pronunciation

Types of Hamzah and unpronounced Alif al-Wasl

The long vowels, and Lam Shamsiyyah and Lam Qamariyyah

Tanween (nunation) and letters with Shaddah

Joining letters together and breaking up the letters of a word

The Arabic alphabet - The letters Meem (م), Ha’ (ه), Waw (و), and Ya (ي)

The Arabic alphabet - The letters Kaf (ك) and Lam (ل

The Arabic alphabet - The letters Fa (ف) and Qaf (ق)

The Arabic alphabet - The letters Ayn (ع) and Ghayn (غ)

The Arabic alphabet - The letters Ta’ (ط) and Za’ (ظ)

The Arabic alphabet - The letters Seen (س), Sheen (ش), Saad (ص), and Daad (ض)

The Arabic alphabet - The letters Dal (د), Dhal (ذ), Ra (ر), and Zay (ز)

The Arabic alphabet - The letters Jeem (ج), Ha (ح), and Kha (خ)

The Arabic alphabet - The letters Ba (ب), Ta (ت), Tha (ث), and Noon (ن)

The Arabic alphabet - The letter Alif (أ)

Introduction