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Ready to unlock the Arabic script? 📖 In this lesson, we move from silent letters to real speech by mastering the "Harakat" or movement sounds.

In just 7 minutes, you will learn the three essential short vowels—Fatha, Kasra, and Damma—plus the two rhythm symbols that control the entire language: the Sukun (Stop) and the Shaddah (Double). We focus specifically on the first 7 letters of the alphabet, including a deep dive into the unique throat sounds that give Arabic its beautiful character.

What you will master in this lesson: ✅ The "Engine of Sound": How silent consonants get a voice. ✅ Mouth Positions: The Open, Smile, and Circle techniques for perfect vowels. ✅ The "One-Beat" Rule: How to sound like a native speaker from day one. ✅ Advanced Phonetics: The difference between the "breathy" and "raspy" throat sounds. ✅ Rhythm Control: How to use the Sukun and Shaddah to read fluently.

Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction to Arabic Sounds
0:27 - What are Harakat?
2:08 - The Open Sound (Fatha)
1:51 - Advanced Phonetics: Breathy vs. Raspy
2:25 - The Smile Sound (Kasra)
3:14 - The Circle Sound (Damma)
4:21 - The Stop Sign (Sukun)
5:17 - The Speed Bump (Shaddah)
5:56 - Practice: Reading Your First Words

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Chapters:
Introduction to Harakat (Movements): Explaining how silent consonants get a voice.
The Fatha (Open Sound): The "a" sound (like "cat") and practice with Ba, Ta, and Jeem.
Throat Letters: The difference between the breathy Ha and the raspy Kh.
The Kasra (Smile Sound): The "i" sound (like "sit") placed below the letter.
The Damma (Circle Sound): The "u" sound (like "book") requiring rounded lips.
The "Short Vowel" Rule: A warning not to stretch the sounds.
The Sukun (Stop Sign): The symbol for silence and stopping on a consonant.
The Shaddah (Speed Bump): The symbol for doubling and strengthening a letter.
Reading Practice: Combining skills to read the words "Hajja" and "FatHa"