Learn To Write Arabic (Part Six)

Salaam alaikum everyone,
this is another lesson in my "learn to write Arabic" series...I hope you all enjoy/find it useful/educational. In this lesson, insh'Allah we will go over vowel sounds as well as most of the tashkeel, or diacritical markers used in Arabic.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• learn to write arabic
• learn arabic
• arabic writing
• arabic calligraphy
• arabic
• tashkeel
• vowels
• diacritical markers

[jorgento]

Hi, do you have to omit the two dots under Ya when you put a Hamza on top of it? thanks

[Ayah12790]

yep, no dots under a yaa with a hamza...also, if you see a yaa without any dots under it at the end of a word, it's pronounced as a long alif...although sometimes not putting dots under the final yaa in a word is a stylistic thing...which you can usually figure out through context ^_^

[MrMohi96]

I have a question: I often have the problem that I don´t know when I have to use a short vowel and when a long vowel. For example Alif and Fatha.

Are there any tricks which you can use?

Please help me.

[mouhammed7]

yeh good you knwo good arabic like me

[abutawnee]

Good job sister. Though i'm an arab, but i don't think i'd be able to teach non-arabs the same way as you did. Mashallah.

May Allah bless you and strengthen your faith.

[al7lm1]

great job sister

ur so smart

i like ur explaination

keep going :)