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Arabic Letter Forms Chart for Kids (Free Printable)

A reference chart that shows how each of the 28 Arabic letters changes shape at the beginning, middle and end of a word, and which six letters never join the next letter. Use it when children start reading and writing joined Arabic.

Free printable PDF for ages 4–8 · 18 × 24 in poster, US Letter & A4 · no sign-up.

Ages 4–8Joining Arabic lettersWall posterFull colour18×24 in, US Letter & A4

The Letter Shapes poster for kids, a right-to-left table of all 28 Arabic letters alone and in their beginning, middle and end forms, with the six non-joining letters highlighted. Pinterest-size image

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Free PDF · A4 US Letter instead1 page · 510 KB · Full colour · Free for home & classroom use

Big wall poster for a classroom or masjid

18 × 24 in poster PDF · 556 KB

Print-ready: send it to any print shop or online poster printer and ask for an 18 × 24 inch full-colour print.

What's on the poster

All 28 letters in four columns: alone, beginning, middle and end, read from right to left
The six letters that never join the next letter (Alif, Daal, Dhaal, Ra, Zay and Waw), marked with a hand
A worked example: bayt (house) split into its beginning, middle and end letters
Each letter's name in English
A QR code to more free NoorHop posters

How to use it

For grown-ups

Trace each row with a finger from right to left, saying “alone, beginning, middle, end”.
Write a short word together, then find each of its letter shapes on the chart.
Look for the six “stop” letters with the hand in a line of your child's Qaida or mushaf.
Keep it where your child does Arabic homework so they can check a shape quickly.
Print at 100% ("actual size") on thick paper, or laminate it for a busy wall. For a big classroom or masjid poster, use the 18 × 24 in PDF at a print shop.

Free for home & classroom use · © Starling Global · Licence