Knowing how to read Arabic, especially the way it is written in the Quran, is an essential skill to learn for Muslims of all backgrounds, young and old. With how integral the Quran is in how we practice Islam, ensuring your children learn and continue to learn Arabic helps them get the most out of the beautiful words and meaning of the holy book.
However, in a world where everything is grabbing your child’s attention, it can be hard to make learning Arabic fun and engaging for kids and encourage them to continue learning. Luckily, there are several ways you can help make learning Arabic not feel like more schoolwork. From puzzles to colourful books to games and more, here are eight tools to help make learning Arabic fun for your young children!
My Arabic Alphabet Sound Puzzle
Introducing the world’s first wooden Arabic alphabet sound puzzle! Your child will have fun navigating this puzzle while learning how to identify and sound out each letter of the Arabic alphabet.
In addition to letter recognition, this puzzle also enhances your child’s Arabic vocabulary by teaching them animal names starting with each letter of the Arabic alphabet.
For a puzzle that teaches your children hand-eye coordination and independent play while learning the essentials, get My Arabic Alphabet Sound Puzzle here.
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Yousuf and Aamina English/Arabic Speaking Dolls
Is your child a fan of soft toys? The NEW Yousuf and Aamina dolls are perfect to help them learn Arabic in no time!
These medium-sized plush dolls talk and sing to your child in Arabic and English! Press their hands, feet, and nose to hear essential Quranic words, simple surahs, Islamic phrases and fun songs about Islam!
With two levels of content to easily switch from, Yousuf and Aamina get young children of all ages to have fun learning about Islam. Get the Yousuf here and Aamina here.
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My Arabic Alphabet Book The Language of the Quran
Have fun teaching your child the language of the Quran with this Arabic alphabet picture book from Darussalam! This book includes the complete 28 Arabic alphabet letters, supplemented by corresponding pictures and words with their Arabic text and English pronunciation. An essential for learning, this book helps young kids read and understand Arabic in no time. Get the book here.
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Arabic English flash cards Darussalam (12cmx8.5cm) 28 Cards
Need a learning tool that’s easy to use on the go? Try flashcards!
The Arabic-English flashcards from Darussalam make learning how to read the Quran easy and fun for children and are especially perfect for preschool and early learning!
Each of the 28 Arabic letters has its own flashcard, accompanied by lovely pictures to go along with the Arabic words for more effective learning.
Make it easy for your children to get a head start on the Quran by getting this helpful set here.
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My Touch & Feel Alif Baa Taa
Did you wish there were high-quality books out there that could teach your child about Islam? Then My Touch and Feel Alif Baa Taa, the world's first touchy-feely Islamic book produced in the English language, is the book for you and your family!
This lovely book makes learning the Arabic alphabet so much fun that your child will not only remember the letters but will also have a wonderful time learning them!
The range of touch-and-feel materials in this book gives your little one an incredible sensory experience while learning about all 28 letters of the alphabet. Each letter has also been paired with everyday Arabic words used in our lives as Muslims. With these words accompanied by pictures, your child can build an early association with key Islamic phrases.
Make your little one’s first meeting with the Arabic Alphabet full of smiles by getting the book here.
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My First Book of Arabic Writing
Need a book that helps your child practice their Arabic writing? My First Book of Arabic Writing by IQRA makes it easy and fun to learn to read and write the Arabic alphabet and basic Arabic words.
With this book, young kids learn how to write Arabic gradually, focusing on each individual letter before graduating to complete words.
Moreover, this book is also part of a series! You can elevate the writing skills learnt from this book with the IQRA Charts of Arabic Letters and Alphabet Educational Cards, as well as the Up and Away with Arabic Numbers and the Chart of Arabic Numbers activity book.
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Arabic for Beginners by Goodword is a colourful book that’s perfect for young children who want to learn the Arabic alphabet and some basic arabic words.
Featuring fun activities and pictures, your child will have a wonderful time working through the book while improving their Arabic writing and reading skills!
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Wipe-Clean Arabic Alphabet
Need a light learning tool that doesn’t take up too much space on the bookshelf?
Wipe and Clean Arabic Alphabet is a glossy, reusable book that helps children learn how to write Arabic letters in just 14 pages. Introducing children to the Arabic alphabet in a very clear, fun and engaging manner, your little ones will love discovering Arabic letters and write and wipe them again and again until they feel confident to write them alone.
For the perfect book to build your child’s early Arabic alphabet recognition and writing skills, get this book here.
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With these 8 easy-to-use learning tools, your child will have the fundamentals of reading and writing Arabic down in no time! For more methods on how to teach and engage your child in the language of the Quran, have a look at the Darussalam catalogue or contact us!