First page of the Arabic Alphabet Chart (1 page) PDF

Arabic Alphabet Chart (1 page)

The whole alphabet on one sheet. Print it once and stop looking things up.

1 page · PDF · 0.1 MB · All ages

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All 28 letters on a single sheet with names and transliteration — print once and pin it above the desk as a reference while your child works.

What is on the pages

  • All 28 letters in alphabet order, laid out so the eye can sweep the whole set without scrolling or turning a page.
  • Each letter with its Arabic name (باء) and a simple English transliteration (Ba) — the two things a parent who does not read Arabic needs in order to help.
  • Printed at a size that still reads from across a room when taped to a wall, rather than shrunk to fit more in.

How to use it

This one is not an exercise — it is furniture. Tape it somewhere your child already looks: beside the light switch, on the fridge, above the desk where the tracing sheets get done. Its whole job is to be in the room when the question comes up.

It also does quiet work for the adult. If your own Arabic stopped developing when you were small, having the names and transliteration in front of you means you can answer “what's that one called?” without reaching for a phone, which is the difference between a moment of learning and an interruption.

Questions

What paper size does it print on?

It is laid out for A4, which also prints cleanly on US Letter if you let your printer scale to fit. Nothing important sits close enough to the edge to be cropped.

Does it show the joined letter forms too?

No — deliberately. This sheet shows each letter in its isolated form so the set stays scannable at a glance. The four joined forms get a full page each in the tracing pack, where there is room to show them properly.

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