You have learned the letters. Now, let's give them sound! In Noorani Qaida Lesson 3, we introduce Harakat (Movements). These are the short vowels that tell us how to pronounce a letter.
Without Harakat, Arabic letters are just consonants (like B, T, K). Harakat turns them into sounds like "Ba", "Ti", "Ku".
A slanted dash on top of the letter.
Sound: "A"
Example: بَ = BaA slanted dash below the letter.
Sound: "I" (as in 'Sit')
Example: بِ = BiA small loop on top of the letter.
Sound: "U" (as in 'Put')
Example: بُ = BuWhat is the sound of this letter?
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