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Learn Arabic 29 Alphabet | Arabic Alphabet | Quran Education | Abu Jafar

Basics of the Arabic Alphabet
The Arabic alphabet is quite different from the English alphabet in both look and sound. The letters are written from right to left, which is the opposite of the English alphabet.

There are 29 Arabic letters, which are all consonants, though three of the letters also act as vowels. Generally in Arabic, however, the vowels are indicated with the use of small markings that are written above or below the letters. These markings can change the meaning of the words in some way. For example, the word ''dog'' can be changed to mean ''my dog,'' ''your dog,'' or ''the dog'' with the addition of markings above or below a consonant.

Arabic is unique because sometimes the vowels don't need to be included. The vowels can be understood by the way other words are used in the sentence. This can make it challenging for beginners, but with practice it becomes easier.

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