Free Printable Arabic Alphabet Chart
Free PDF · 1 page · Beginner
All 28 Arabic letters on one page, in the order Noorani Qaida teaches them, with each letter's name underneath. Print it for the wall, the desk, or the fridge.
Learning to read the Quran starts with the letters. A chart in front of the student makes it easier to find a letter, say its name, and see how it differs from the letters around it.
The letters run right to left, the way Arabic is read, and each box is numbered so a child can count along with you.
What's inside
- The 28 letters of the Arabic alphabet in Noorani Qaida order
- Each letter's name in English (Alif, Bā, Tā…)
- Numbered boxes, laid out right to left
- One A4 page that also prints on US Letter
How to use it
- Say each letter's name aloud while pointing to it, one row at a time.
- Cover a letter with your finger and ask the student to name it.
- Look for letters with the same shape and different dots, like ب ت ث.
Learn it with a teacher
A worksheet helps at home. A live 1-on-1 teacher corrects pronunciation as you read. Try the Noorani Qaida course free for five days.
Questions
How many letters are in the Arabic alphabet?
28. The chart shows all of them, each with its name, in the order Noorani Qaida uses.
Is this chart suitable for kids?
Yes. The letters are large and spaced out, and each box is numbered so a child can follow along. Adult beginners use it too.
Will it print on US Letter paper?
Yes. The sheet is A4 and prints on Letter with your printer's "fit to page" setting.