Letter master: learn to write Arabic script, 5 letters a day
Five letters a day: get to know them, trace them, take a short test. Your progress stays on this device only, with no account and no sign-up.
All letters
Tap a letter to practise it freely. The border shows your progress: solid = solid, dashed = learning, dotted = new.
To learn more
Material that actually makes the shapes stick.
Arabic alphabet flashcards
All 28 letters with their positional forms on cards. Good for repetition, no substitute for a textbook.
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Arabic for beginners, with audio
Pronunciation matters a lot in Arabic — without an audio track you won't learn the guttural sounds.
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Passive learning just by looking at it. Look for an edition that shows all four positional forms.
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Good to know
How is my tracing judged?
We lay your stroke over the shape of the letter and measure two things: how much of the shape you covered and how much of your stroke lies on the shape. This is a geometric shape comparison. It says nothing about stroke order, direction or the beauty of your handwriting, and it does not replace a teacher or a good workbook.
Where is my progress stored?
Only in your browser’s storage on this device. Nothing is sent to us and nothing syncs between devices. If you clear browser data, the progress is gone. With “progress code” you can carry it to another device yourself.
Why is there no fixed stroke order?
We have not had a binding order per letter and script style checked by an expert, so we do not show one. The rule of thumb to write right to left and add dots last holds in general.