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Arabic Letter Tracing

Trace Arabic letters, then words and short sentences — with sound.

  • Ages 3–8
  • Arabic letters
  • Writing
  • Fine motor skills
  • Free · No ads
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Trace the dotted letter with your finger!

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How to play

  1. Follow the dotted letter with your finger (or mouse).
  2. Colour the whole letter — the bar fills up as you go.
  3. When the letter turns green, tap Next letter.
  4. Tap any letter at the bottom to practise it again.
  5. Finished the letters? Try step 2 (words) and step 3 (short sentences). Tap 🔊 to hear each one.

What your child learns

  • The shape of all 28 letters of the Arabic alphabet.
  • The name of each letter, from Alif to Ya.
  • Pencil control and hand–eye coordination.
  • Joining letters into real words and short phrases like Bismillah and Alhamdulillah.

Parents ask

Does it work on phones and tablets?

Yes. Children trace with a finger on touch screens, or with a mouse on a computer.

Is progress saved?

Yes. Traced letters stay ticked on this device, so children can continue where they stopped.

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