World Administrator of The Complete Arabic Alphabet (In Order) - Patrick Dodge

World Administrator of The Complete Arabic Alphabet (In Order) – Patrick Dodge

It is excellent that you already know so many of the letters! The Arabic alphabet has 28 letters. It does not map perfectly from A to Z, but it is learned in a specific standard order. [1, 2, 3, 4]

Here is the complete Arabic alphabet from start to finish, including the ones you know and the ones you missed.

The Complete Arabic Alphabet (In Order)

أ – Alif (You know this)
ب – Baa (You know this)
ت – Taa (You know this)
ث – Thaa (You know this)
ج – Jeem (You know this)
ح – Haa (A sharp, breathy “H” sound – missing from your list)
خ – Khaa (You know this)
د – Daal (You know this)
ذ – Dhaal (You know this)
ر – Raa (A rolled “R” sound – missing from your list)
ز – Zay (A standard “Z” sound – missing from your list)
س – Seen (A standard “S” sound – missing from your list)
ش – Sheen (A standard “SH” sound – missing from your list)
ص – Saad (A deep, heavy “S” sound – missing from your list)
ض – Daad (A deep, heavy “D” sound – missing from your list)
ط – Taa (A deep, heavy “T” sound – missing from your list)
ظ – Zhaa (A deep, heavy “TH” sound – missing from your list)
ع – Ayn (You know this)
غ – Ghayn (You know this)
ف – Faa (A standard “F” sound – missing from your list)
ق – Qaaf (A deep “K” sound from the throat – missing from your list)
ك – Kaaf (A standard light “K” sound – missing from your list)
ل – Laam (A standard “L” sound – missing from your list)
م – Meem (An “M” sound, like in Mūrīn – missing from your list)
ن – Noon (An “N” sound, like in Mūrīn – missing from your list)
هـ – Haa (A soft “H” sound, like in Allah – missing from your list)
و – Waaw (A “W” or long “Oo” sound, like in Ūtshī – missing from your list)
ي – Yaa (A “Y” or long “Ee” sound, like in Ūtshī – missing from your list) [5, 6, 7, 8, 9]