You’re the best of them. For non-Arab, you are patient and the presentation was laid out succinctly. My son understands the Arabic letters so well now. Jazaak Allahu Khairan.
Hello I’m new to this class my name is Guadalupe , I’m Mexican American, thank you so much for your time to teach this beautiful language. Thank you so much. May God bless you and your family.
i been loking for learning arabic but couldnt find any website or channel that teach clear but now i found it here ............ so satifying thank a lot, so clear and easy to understand.
This was a great video! Thank you so much!! Could you also make videos on the different variations of the letter i.e isolated, initial, middle and end forms
I don't know who you are, but you are the best. The best way to lesrn arabic,excellent methodology and plenty of practice. I love it. Blessings upong you.
Great job, man!! Keep it up. Jazak Allah khair; in shaa Allaah! However, I still have a couple of questions for now: 1- I'm wondering what do you mean by 28 Letters Representing Consonants? 2- I thought you mentioned in the video that we shall find the resources links below, yet,... not sure if it's just myself who can't find it, or... 8-D
Wow, Imtiaz, wonderful, I really miss you all and will get back one day, perhaps a year yet though. Good luck and keep up the great work. This is excellent :-)
Selam alejkum I dont understand why a alphabet letter in arabic , when is translated in english it comes like a thing for ecample arabic - daal ; english - door Im a begginer and i wanna learn arabic but i dont understand to much
Please share the link of all your videos , i have seen three of them on alphabets,words formation and vowels. These are very helpful. But i need videos of full course that can make me to reading and understanding small sentences
In Turkey they read Alif like Elif and they said we are so wrong when we read Alif instead Elif. So please tell me Alif or Elif or both of them are correct
Hi Sa, jazak Allah for your question. There are two aspects here, one is the name of the letter which i have seen a few variations of e.g. alif, elif. In this scenario i would say they are both correct as its what you wish to call it. The second which is more important is how the letter is pronounced. Majority’s of the native Arabic speakers do pronounce it as alif when used independently but this will change when a vowel is used with the letter. ا، أ، اَ = a إ، اِ = e اُ= u For example when i write my name in Arabic it will be إمتياز، and hence pronounced as imtiaz (em-te-aaz) Hope this helped Imtiaz
This is wonderful, but I can't seem to find the downloads that are mentioned. Can someone please walk me through how to find and print them so I can practice the arabic alphabet and sounds. Please and thank you!
Letters in last line are different in some videos. Like they have a letter called khamza, but you haven,t shown . Also prounciation of some is different in different videos. Its confusing
You’re the best of them. For non-Arab, you are patient and the presentation was laid out succinctly. My son understands the Arabic letters so well now. Jazaak Allahu Khairan.
Alhamdulillah Gambo, please let me know if you need any help
Hello I’m new to this class my name is Guadalupe , I’m Mexican American, thank you so much for your time to teach this beautiful language. Thank you so much. May God bless you and your family.
i been loking for learning arabic but couldnt find any website or channel that teach clear but now i found it here ............ so satifying thank a lot, so clear and easy to understand.
Excellent presentation. Clear and easy to follow. Thank you for this wonderful lesson beginners Arabic!
Thanks so much for taking the time to make this lesson!
MashaaAllah,May Allah accept your struggles.
This helps so much!
How good teach you are it's exellent wow it's good to my nusry anti to tech me for your all exellent arabic video's I apriciate you
This was a great video! Thank you so much!! Could you also make videos on the different variations of the letter i.e isolated, initial, middle and end forms
Wow. You are teaching well. I m indian, stay in kuwait. I wish to learn arabic. Very easy to understand ur teaching way. Thank you
Sir I really loved ur teaching style
Wl wr wb maashaa Allaaha ustaz shukran jzkl
I am just a new student and I like it the way you explained.
Thank you so much
I don't know who you are, but you are the best. The best way to lesrn arabic,excellent methodology and plenty of practice. I love it. Blessings upong you.
Thanks Valeria, thats the nicest thing anyone has said to me, thank you soooooo much.
mashallah wonderful 🕋
Great lesson. Thank you
Pls keep teaching us like this 🙏 I'm very of Arabic language
Great job, man!! Keep it up. Jazak Allah khair; in shaa Allaah!
However, I still have a couple of questions for now:
1- I'm wondering what do you mean by 28 Letters Representing Consonants?
2- I thought you mentioned in the video that we shall find the resources links below, yet,... not sure if it's just myself who can't find it, or... 8-D
Mash Allah thanks a lot
This was so helpful, thank you so much!
very very very helpful ...
Wow, Imtiaz, wonderful, I really miss you all and will get back one day, perhaps a year yet though. Good luck and keep up the great work. This is excellent :-)
Thanks Brother
As wr wb masha Allaah
🙏☝😭
❤❤❤❤ good teacher ❤❤
Las bendiciones de Dios estan contigo
Selam alejkum
I dont understand why a alphabet letter in arabic , when is translated in english it comes like a thing for ecample
arabic - daal ; english - door
Im a begginer and i wanna learn arabic but i dont understand to much
Where are you based?
Very clear presentation. Thank you 🙏.
Hi Marisol, thank you for your kind words, please share with others that may find this useful. Kind regards Imtiaz
🙏🙏💜💜💜Thank you teacher
Please share the link of all your videos , i have seen three of them on alphabets,words formation and vowels. These are very helpful. But i need videos of full course that can make me to reading and understanding small sentences
Asalomalakom , I am Surah and hoped for learning Arabic but I’d like to know what version of Arabic are you giving lessons on ?
In Turkey they read Alif like Elif and they said we are so wrong when we read Alif instead Elif. So please tell me Alif or Elif or both of them are correct
Hi Sa, jazak Allah for your question. There are two aspects here, one is the name of the letter which i have seen a few variations of e.g. alif, elif. In this scenario i would say they are both correct as its what you wish to call it.
The second which is more important is how the letter is pronounced.
Majority’s of the native Arabic speakers do pronounce it as alif when used independently but this will change when a vowel is used with the letter.
ا، أ، اَ = a
إ، اِ = e
اُ= u
For example when i write my name in Arabic it will be إمتياز، and hence pronounced as imtiaz (em-te-aaz)
Hope this helped
Imtiaz
great teacher😊
Thank you Janeth
Абрикос
شكرا
What is the name of the sketcher/writing app you are using?
So soo clear
Thank you Hansi, i am so glad you found it useful, please share with others that may also find it helpful.
i need help on learning the quran
This is wonderful, but I can't seem to find the downloads that are mentioned. Can someone please walk me through how to find and print them so I can practice the arabic alphabet and sounds. Please and thank you!
Hi Jessie, Please check easyarabic.co.uk, you should find the resource files there
Letters in last line are different in some videos. Like they have a letter called khamza, but you haven,t shown . Also prounciation of some is different in different videos. Its confusing
Thank you so much