Arabic Alphabet
All 28 letters with their sounds, plus tracing and matching quizzes.
What your child learns
Every word heard, every verse understood
Listening and understanding go hand in hand.
Word by word
Each word of a verse is its own card with transliteration. Tap it to hear the word and see what it means.
Verse by verse
Every verse shows the Arabic text together with its transliteration and translation.
Listen, then recite
Once every word of a verse has been heard, the whole verse opens to listen to from start to finish.
Progress you can see
Words and verses your child has learned are marked, so it's easy to continue where you left off.
114 Surahs
Start with Al-Fatiha and carry on through the Surahs of the Quran.
Quizzes in the Journey
Learning Journey quizzes ask which Surah a verse comes from and which words are missing.
How it works
Learning a Surah in the app
Short sessions with plenty of listening work best.
- Open Surahs in the library and choose one, starting with Al-Fatiha.
- Tap each word to hear it and see its meaning.
- When every word has been heard, play the whole verse and recite it together.
- Come back the next day: learned words and verses stay marked.
Tips for parents
Helping your child memorise short Surahs
Listen many times
Children learn by hearing. Let your child listen to a verse several times before reciting it.
One verse at a time
Move on when a verse feels easy. Short Surahs are learned verse by verse.
Recite together at a set time
Recite the Surahs your child is learning together, for example before bedtime.
Talk about the meaning
Use the meanings in the app to talk about what a verse says. Understanding helps memory.
FAQ
Questions about learning Surahs
Which Surah should my child start with?
Most families start with Al-Fatiha, which is free in the app, and then continue with the short Surahs.
Does it show the meaning of each word?
Yes. Tap any word to hear it and see its meaning. Each verse also has its transliteration and a full translation.
Can my child learn before reading Arabic?
Yes. Transliteration and audio help children follow along while they are still learning the Arabic letters.
Is it free?
Al-Fatiha is free. Premium unlocks every Surah.
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