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Arabic writing practice letters alif to kha with pictures- 22 pages. Suitable for ages 4+ -
Surah al-Baqarah verses 6-7 word by word translation. Lecture notes. -
Complete Arabic writing practice 45 page workbook:- The first two pages give opportunity for students to practice pencil skills followed by Arabic letter/short word writing practice with vowels.
- Alphabets are divided into seven categories. Each category containing a group of letters that share common writing rules.
- أ, د, ذ, ر, ز
- ط, ظ, و
- ب, ت, ث, ي,
- ج, ح, خ
- س, ش, ص, ض
- ف, ق, ك, ل, م, ن
- ع, غ, ه
- Under each category, student practises writing the letters individually with three types of vowels.
- Then Student practices writing those letters at the beginning, middle and end of words.
- Rules are not taught in the book, it will be up to teacher to highlight and present the rules to the students.
- Designed by fatwa-online.com
- Suitable for ages 6+
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A clear and complete alphabet practice workbook for primary level Child practices the alphabets individually, then, at the beginning, middle and end of the word and gets to colour in a picture that goes with the alphabet being practised and its name. Producer is unknown. -
Arabic Bingo Game The downloads include: - Letters in isolation - Letters with fatha - Letters with Kasrah - Letters with Dammah - Arabic Alphabet call cards How to play:- Cut out the alphabet call cards and put them in a box or face down
- Hand out an identical sheet of alphabets to all students.
- Teacher or caller randomly reads names of alphabets from box or cards laid down.
- Students cross out the letters they hear and and can see in their chart.
- The first student to have all their letters crossed out shouts 'Bingo' and reads out all the letters they crossed out to the class.
- The game continues until all students have read out the letters in their charts or until teacher decides to stop the game.
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Surah al-Baqarah verses 1-5 word by word translation and lecture notes.
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Surah al-Baqarah verses 1-5 word by word power point presentation. Author: Momina Mateen
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Surah al-Fatiha lecture notes. -
An excellent 32 slides explaining:- Nun Mushadadah
- Mim Mushadadah
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- The articulation and difference between:
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This Student-Teacher Quran Memorisation planner is designed to help the teacher and student plan and track the students' progress throughout their Quran memorisation journey. It is based on a method outlined in this article. The table is has 3 tinted sections:- New Lesson- refers to the new section that will be memorised. Student should first recite the section with a teacher, then memorise it and finally repeat it 40 time without reference to Mushaf.
- Connection- refers to daily recital of the last 20 pages memorised from memory.
- Revision- refers to the daily revision of 2 Juzz. Divide the total number of Juzz you have memorised by 2, the sum is the number of days in the cycle and each day you should revise 2 Juzz. For example if you have memorised 6 Juzz, divide that by 2, your revision cycle is 3 days.
