The first systematic step toward reading the Quran: letters and the short vowels (harakat), taught for correct pronunciation (makharij) and love of the words.
Anchors the ethics, reflection and character no machine can replace.
Knowing all Arabic letters by shape and sound.
The three short vowels and their sounds.
Producing letters from the correct point of articulation.
Practise a little every day after a prayer — consistency matters more than length. Praise correct sounds warmly; never link mistakes to fear or punishment.
Use individual daily turns (sabaq), correct gently, and revise (sabqi) the previous letters every day. Model makharij slowly and let children feel the sound.
Learn the three short vowel sounds in Arabic.
A diagonal stroke placed above a letter.
A diagonal stroke placed below a letter.
A small curl placed above a letter.
Every unit follows the same clear plan — skills, outcomes, activities, and home + classroom guidance.
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