Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Beginning Arabic Readers

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته

Dear Sis Umm Ahmad, these are two of the Arabic readers we were talking about. Please let me know if this is what you meant. The first one is the classic rhyme, "What Do You See?", with fruit, in Arabic. I've used this book in my class for years. The second book is a small story from the Medina Arabic Reade Book 1 (you can download the book here or here insha'Allaah). I thought this may be easy to read because the books are designed for students who are learning to read Arabic. I did not put the tashkeel (vowel marks) as you asked (the Medina Arabic book has tashkeel). I have another book that I just wrote for personal use and I will upload that later today or tomorrow for you insha'Allaah. Please let me know if this is what you had in mind.

The first book, on the right, is "My House" and is a short story from Medina Arabic Reader, Book 1.
The second book, on the left, is "What Do You See?".

Sample page from "My House"

Sample page from "My House"


Sample page from "My House"


Sample page from "What Do You See?"

Sample page from "What Do You See?"

Here are the files insha'Allaah:



Enjoy insha'Allaah!

11 comments:

  1. I've been thinking of an arabic reading to continue my post al-Arabiyyatul Uulaa on my web, and found these reading of yours Masya Allah...

    Jazakillah khair for inspiring me dear sis

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  2. Assalamu alaikum,

    Alhamdulillah, wa iyaki dear sis Ummu Abdillah *smile*. I hope that you enjoy the blog.

    Jazakillahu Khayr

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  3. wa'alaikumsalam.. I will surely enjoy sis.. insya Allah.. there's always something new masya Allah...

    I've provide other link for download the arabic quartet game by the way, hope you'll enjoy it insya Allah.

    Barakallahu fik

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  4. As salamu aleikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu dear sister.

    I'd like to know how do you bind your books...can you explain me plz, insha Allah? Barak'Allahu fiki!

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  5. Waalaikum assalam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh,

    Admin: Jazakillahu khayr! I downloaded them. Looking foward to playing the game insha'Allaah. Wa feki barak Allaah.

    Sis Mujahida: To bind the books? I just cut the paper of the books out. The local print centre binds them for a few dollars for me alhamdulillaah. I have heard that they sell these machines online and that they are not too expensive but I do not know where to get them. I like binding my books, subhana'Allaah, the children love them and like to carry them around "reading" them...hehe. I think, perhaps, it makes the books more personal? Allaahu a'lam.

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  6. Assalamu'alaykum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh,
    I really enjoy reading your blog and it surely inspires me to homeschool my 3 years old son. May Allah ease my way to prep myself for it. Barakallahu fiik ya, Sister..*sister*

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  7. as salamou'aleyki sister

    i need an information about the book "what do you see"

    what is the vowel marks for the last sentence min fadliki ? the sentence about the batata.

    jazakillahou kheir for everything you do.

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  8. Wa 'alayki as-salaam wa rahmatullaah,

    I have posted the sentence you asked about below.

    أَرَى بَـطَـاطَـا بُـنِّـيَّـةً، هَـذَا مَـا أَرَاهُ

    Insha'Allaah, it is helpful.

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  9. Assalamu Alaikum. I am very happy I found your site Alhamdulilah. I am starting to homeschool my child. I would like to know if there is an online muslim community where muslim parents can discuss with other muslim parents about raising children, asking questions about how to teach a certain Islamic lesson, etc...? JazakiAllahu khairan.

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  10. Assalamualaykum sis, jazaakillah Khayran for your wonderful effort. However it seems that im unable to download any of these mini Arabic stories and the aqeedah series too.

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  11. Waalaykum assalam wa rahmatullaah,
    Alhamdulillaah the links have been fixed. Insha'Allaah you should be able to download the files now. Jazakallaahu khayran and apologies for the delay.

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