Sounds they already know
Each letter is anchored to a familiar English sound, so the first step never feels foreign.
A book that helps English-speaking kids learn the Arabic alphabet through sounds and actions they already know, with a full-page picture on every spread to make each letter memorable.
Hardcover · 32 pages · Full color · ISBN 979-8-234-16180-2

The Arabic Alphabet: For the English Speaking Child gives teachers and parents a way to bridge the gap between English-speaking children and the Arabic alphabet, using similar sounds from English and actions where no matching sound exists. Every Arabic letter, excluding the hamzah, gets its own example and a full-page picture to help children visualize the word and build a strong memory connection to it.
Each letter is anchored to a familiar English sound, so the first step never feels foreign.
For letters with no English equivalent, a simple physical action makes the sound stick.
Full-page illustrations give children an image to hold onto for every single letter.
Warm, everyday scenes such as wudu at the sink, tangerines in a bowl, and a chick hatching are paired with the letter, its name and its sound.






Best used alongside a parent or teacher, the book is built for reading together, letter by letter.

Alwaisi, Ismail
Hardcover, 32 pages of ultra premium color, 11" × 8.5". A picture book that helps English-speaking kids learn the Arabic alphabet through sounds and actions they already know.
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