Category Archives: Arabic Worksheets

Surah An Nas (The Mankind) Worksheet

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An Nas 3Assalamu’alaikum,

The easiest way to teach your child short surahs is to read the surahs together everyday or at least Mon-Fri before schooling. We normally read the short surahs before we start schooling, started from Al Fatihah (1), An Nas (114), Al Falaq (113), Al Ikhlas (112) and gradually add the next surah down from the Juz ‘Amma.

Your child will listen to you and without you realize, your child will copy you in Sha Allah. I made this worksheet to speed up the memorizing process
(or to make it easier) as well as to understand the meaning in English.

Step 1. Read the surah in Arabic and in English.
Step 2. Write the surah in Arabic and in English.
Step 3. Memorize it using flashcards one at a time. Continue reading →

FREE Arabic Writing App for Android | Ana Auktub

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1Assalamu’alaikum,

Sometimes I can’t be bothered to print worksheets for my kids. So I use Apps instead of papers.

One of our favourite Arabic writing app is Ana Auktub or “I write in Arabic”. This App is very easy to use and make learning more fun.

They can practice their Arabic handwriting such as Arabic alphabets, numbers and words using a smartphone or a tablet.  Accompanied by a clear pronounciation to help them to Continue reading →

Review 2; Online Arabic Class | How to Ask Questions in Arabic

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question markAssalamu’alaikum,

This is my 2nd review of our Arabic class with the Critical Language Service. For those who haven’t read my 1st review, please click here.

In this review I will show you how to ask basic questions using the eight key question words. We used the Arabic in 10 Minutes a Day as our textbook.

Although in Arabic language there are many question words, but I will focus on the EIGHT key question words. These are very useful Arabic words to express questions which is a great way to start learning Arabic and useful when you go on holiday to an Arabic-speaking country. Continue reading →

FREE Ramadhan Activities; The Five Pillars of Islam Wordsearch

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Five Pillars of Islam Wordsearch-page-0Assalamu’alaikum,

Children love wordsearches, it will keep them occupied for a while.

Great way for them to play and learn about the five pillars of Islam at the same time.

Find the words located at the bottom of the page.

SHAHADA
SALAH
FASTING
ZAKAT
HAJJ
IMAN
RAMADHAN
CHARITY

Preview; Continue reading →

My Five Daily Salah Record for Kids

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My Five Daily Salah Record-page-0(1)Assalamu’alaikum,

A child should be encouraged to perform the five daily salah when he/she is seven years of age.

I made My Five Daily Salah Record to keep track of my children’s daily Salah. It’s very easy to use In sha Allah.

There is a space to write the total of Salah in a day and in a month so you can see his/her progress. Don’t forget to Continue reading →

My Fasting Record Ramadhan 1434H

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My Fasting Record-page-0Assalamu’alaikum,

Now you can print My Fasting Record to keep track of your child’s fasting in the month of Ramadhan. It’s very easy to use In sha Allah.

There is a space to write down/note reasons for not fasting. If your child fast for half a day only, you can write a note “half-fast until 12 pm or 1 pm etc”. It’s important to Continue reading →

Islamic Cursive Handwriting Worksheet about Tawheed/Tauhid

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Islamic Cursive Handwriting 1-page-0Assalamu’alaikum wr wb,

Cursive, also known as script, joined-up writing, joint writing, running writing, or handwriting is any style of penmanship in which the symbols of the language are written in a conjoined and/or flowing manner, generally for the purpose of making writing faster. (wikipedia)

In sha Allah this worksheet can help your child to improve their cursive handwriting skills in Islamic way. Your child will learn about tawheed/tauhid or the Oneness of Allah at the same time

Allah is one.

Allah has no partners.

Allah has no parents.

Allah has no children.

There is none like Him.

There is no god except Allah.

Allah is eternal.

Allah is independent.

Allah is in no need of us.

We are in need of Allah. .

We worship Allah.

We believe in Allah.

Continue reading →

Basic Vocabulary and Short Sentences in Arabic for Kids 1a

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sentence1Assalamu’alaikum wr wb,

I use the Madinah Arabic Reader Book to teach my children some basic vocabulary and how to write short sentences in Arabic.

Many children grow up learning two languages at the same time. Have you ever heard the saying “A child’s brain is like a sponge”?. It absorbs knowledge quickly than as an adult Masha Allah.

Here’s what we’ve learned so far.

.هَذَا بَيْتٌ

This is a house. Continue reading →

FREE ebook; My Arabic Numbers Workbook Pt 1 Arabic Numbers 1-10

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cover arabic numbersAssalamu’alaikum wr wb,

Please feel free to download My Arabic Numbers Workbook Part 1, Arabic Numbers 1-10 (18 pages).

If your child can count from 1–10 in English, this workbook will help to introduce numbers in Arabic language.

How to use this workbook

Ask your child to say the number in English and Arabic as your child traces it.

Help your child as needed and praise your child at the completion of each worksheet.

Set the number of pages your child will complete in a day or do the practice for fifteen minutes only. The idea is Continue reading →

FREE ebook; My Arabic Alphabet Workbook Pt 1 Basic Arabic Letters

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cover wb-page-0Assalamu’alaikum wr wb,

Please feel free to download My Arabic Alphabet Workbook Part 1, Basic Arabic Letters (31 pages).

Learn and practice to write the Arabic Letters.

Ask your child to say the letter as your child traces it.

To help how it is pronounced in English, Please read the writing underneath the Arabic letter i.e.

ا alif as in apple, ثtsa as in think (not fink as in a cockney accent), ر ro; r as in run; o as in octupus, س seen as in sit, ش sheen as in shut, ط to; t as in tip; o as in octupus (not to as in to you).

Help your child as needed and praise your child at the completion of each worksheet.

Set the number of pages your child will complete in a day or do the practice for fifteen minutes only. The idea is Continue reading →