Arabic Language. Practice. Alphabet, Reading, Writing

In the Arabic language, there are 28 letters and a few additional signs called diacritics. Therefore, the book has 28 lessons, each consisting of only two exercises - in the first exercise, you need to write everything out, and in the second, you need to find and write out only the familiar letters. When you are writing the letters, try to read them immediately. And if you don't know how - on the left, it is written how this letter is read with these diacritics. When you successfully complete all 28 lessons, you will have one more exciting lesson - to read and rewrite a whole story in Arabic about the morning of an ordinary schoolboy Walid. For hints, a transcription of this story was provided (that is, it was written in Russian letters with special signs), but please, don't peek at it until you have tried to read it yourself. At the very end of the book, there is a small dictionary of basic words that you encountered in the exercises and in the story.