Read & Write ANYTHING in Arabic in only 6 lessons! Alphabet #1

This is the first Lesson of a 6 series lessons about the Arabic Alphabet.
In only 5 lessons I am going to teach you how to write all the Arabic letters and vowels.
You can read and write EVERYTHING in Arabic in just 5 lessons. can you imagine that? :)

If you have any questions, doubts or suggestions, you are all welcome to comment below.

YOUR PLAYLISTS:

[cocobug]

When it's almost 5 in the morning and you decide to take up a new language

[MrsKendraJoy]

I love your enthusiasm and teaching style! I'm trying to learn Arabic because I'm an English teacher to many very low-level Syrian students. The more Arabic I learn, the more I can help my students. Cheers

[RameenFallschirmjager]

This woman is a true genius! She's fluent in Italian too! مرحبا

[davidtito]

OMG. I've been trying to learn Arabic over the last 10 years. Even went to night classes.

Tried then stopped, then tried again then gave up.
Seriously, this short video connected with me and I UNDERSTOOD!

Finally, I found my mentor! I'm so happy.

[jumanawafa]

hi maha, i love your channel, am a Palestinian girl(bent), who was born and raised in Switzerland by my Palestinian parents, am a 10 year old girl who is starting to learn how to write and read arabic so my mama googled and u appeared and we are glad to have found you...heheehehe thanks a million.

[Yourfinishedx]

May Allah grant you Jannah Ameen, I feel like im learning something just gonna start slow and try master everything step by step first by writing the alphabet in 3 categories on a piece of paper from beginning - middle - end, Jazakallah Khayran, and also read them aloud so we learn how to read and write along the way Inshallah,
Salaam everyone, this is so helpful I could cry with joy right now :')

[MEwrld]

بنت It's 1:20 a.m. and I'm screaming my head off because I just wrote my first Arabic I love you with all of my soul,

[usablefiber]

The best video for beginners to learn the alphabet on youtube. Arabic is a hard HARD language to learn but it's also one of the most beautiful, rewarding languages to learn.

[danielhaug]

Hello Maha, I just wanted to let you know that all the work done with your channel videos are much appreciated by those of us who do not speak Arabic or know the culture.

[gamalielhassan]

May Allah reward you abundantly. My 8 year old daughter and I found this so easy to understand and comprehend.

[skittlesweet]

I'm so glad I found this! I'm trying to learn so many different languages, and I had no idea where to start with Arabic! 

[sasha]

Maha, THANK YOU so much for posting all these amazing videos.... its like being a a real Arabic course for free! I am Egyptian but grew up in Canada, and only can understand my family's casual Egytpian Dialiect.  I am hoping to improve enough to be able to understand the news and be able to communicate fluently in arab countries.  I have been learning a bit on my own using the book Alif Baa and "Mastering Arabic", but I find myself now, always watching your videos before anything else.  Very helpful, and it's great that you are also so positive, funny and a pleasure to watch! And your teaching methods and style are very easy to follow, but still informative and thorough.  Thanks sooo much again!!!

[anthonynjie]

I think with you as my teacher I'll finally learn Arabic... You make the learning process of this language really fun.

[p.hewitt]

She is amazing!! I've learned more in 5 mins of her video, than 5 hours from other videos.

[zinahappynina]

Hello everybody! My name is Zina and I'm actually an Arab from Algeria to be specific and I'm a Muslimah too of corse <3 so arabic is my mother language and i know it very well because I'm using it since like... forever so I dont really need these lessons; but when I saw them I wanted to take a   closer look to see what kind of method Maha is using 2 teach u guys Arabic because I was curious and  from what I saw so far I think she is an excellent teacher cause she made it very easy to learn and from what I saw in the comments many people like it and enjoy it! It is a great langague to learn and I love it very MUCH!

[laurencrump]

My nine year old decided to learn Arabic and we have started using your videos along with Arabic Sesame Street YouTube clips as well. We LOVE your methods! Out of many to choose from he really understands your videos. We're starting off small but are trying to get to a point where we can incorporate some of the newer, more current video material! Thank you!!!

[guitarmemoir]

I was having trouble remembering where the dots go and how many there were for each letter. I re-arranged them to make it easier. Ba = B=Below one dot, Ya=Below two dots, Noon is one dot above, Ta =Two Above(mnemonic), Tha = THree Above(mnemonic). Hope this helps someone else.

PS Thank you for the lessons Maha. I want to understand Arab culture and I feel the best way to start is to learn the language....actually eating their food (falafel)got me interested in the culture...lol.

[casascassettes]

Yey! It's Ramadan - In Shaa Allah, the last Ramadan I'll need to have someone else read the Quran to me or duaas!! -- what a kickstart, that's so easy!

Thank You Maha x

[antoniodelotero]

So glad I found your videos!!! My moms side of the family is Arabic and would love to surprise my family by speaking!

[KindabooksAuAsia]

As a teacher myself I really appreciate a lesson that doesn't start off naming all the letters at the start. In English it's best to start with S A T P I N and you've done the exact same thing in Arabic. It's made it SOOO much easier for me. In fact, I've looked at a few professional learning programs, some of them $400-$500 and none of them did this! You're obviously a very good teacher.
Thank you very much.