Ezzeldin Ibrahim

The course content is to start from the study of the letter, moving to the word, and then to the sentence in a simple, gradual manner.
No need for prior knowledge of the Arabic language.
All linguistic phenomena in the Arabic language will be studied (letter names, how letters connect at the beginning, middle, and end of a word, short vowels, long vowels [Madd], Tanween, Shaddah with vowels, Shaddah with Tanween, and the Sun and Moon letters).
The content covering letter connection is presented using animation to illustrate the stroke order of writing the letter from start to finish.
The writing method relies on tracing dotted handwriting templates, followed by blank ruled lines for the learner to apply what they practiced, building their confidence in correct writing.
Starting from the letter connection lesson through the end of the course, each lesson will be accompanied by handwriting templates corresponding to its content for writing practice.
Each lesson will be followed by applications featuring common daily words and expressions related to its content.
Each lesson will be followed by one or more interactive activities.
PowerPoint is primarily used to deliver every part of the course content due to its suitability for the presented material.
The learner can download the current lesson's content and its interactive activities to practice independently.
Each lesson will be followed by a test in reading, dictation, and pronunciation using words and phrases the learner has not seen before to measure their grasp of the lesson content.