Noorani Qaida Lesson 2: Learn Combined Arabic Letters (Step-by-Step Guide to Reading Mixed Arabic Alphabet in Words)
Noorani Qaida Lesson 2 (mixed arabic alphabet – arabic combined letters): This lesson will help you to recognize the Arabic letters when they are mixed inside words. If you don’t know the Arabic Alphabets perfectly, do not start studying this lesson. First master yourself by practicing the previous lesson (Master Arabic alphabets first with Noorani Qaida Lesson 1). Once you master the previous lesson, then this lesson will be too easy Insha Allah
This Noorani Qaida lesson 2 will master you to recognize the different Arabic letters within the words when they are mixed either it maybe 2, 3 or more letters together. A letter may come at the beginning of the word, middle of the word or at the end of the word so you need to recognize them how they appear. It is not as simple as English letters. In the English language, you simply write letters when you are making any word.
However, in Arabic language, you have to connect different Arabic letters to make a word. You have to make a physical connection between the letters in order to make a proper Arabic word.
Because of that, you have to cut some letters to attach with other Arabic letters for making a correct Arabic word. In this lesson, you will learn all about i.e. how to cut the letters and joined them together.
What is the purpose of learning combined Arabic letters in Noorani Qaida Lesson 2?
The goal is to help learners read connected Arabic letters (e.g., بَ تَ ثَ) fluently, improving pronunciation skills and laying the foundation for Quranic recitation with Tajweed.
Noorani Qaida Lesson 2 Video:
Learn to connect Arabic letters with Noorani Qaida Lesson 2: Joining Arabic Letters! This beginner-friendly guide helps you read mixed letters in words, like ‘با’ (baa alif) and ‘نبل’ (noon baa laam). Perfect for kids and adults, it teaches how to join letters smoothly for Quranic reading. Master the shapes of letters like Hamza (ء) and Alif (ا) in different positions. Download the free Noorani Qaida PDF from Quran Sheikh Institute and start building your Arabic skills today!
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Read each letter separately but without doing stop. Some letters may have different shapes but that shouldn’t confuse you now because there are certain different shapes that are used throughout Noorani Qaida lesson 2 book. So, you will use too by these shapes.
For example:
The letter الف can come in the following different shapes:
- ا (alone)
- Small alif ا (written on any letter).
- It can come on the top of letter i.e. و as (وا ) or ی as (یا )
Similarly, the letter ء (Hamza), can come in the following shapes:
- ء (alone).
- It can come on top of الف as (أ)
- It can come under الف as (إ)
- It can come on top of ی as (ئ) ء or on top of و as (ؤ).
After this lesson, you have perfected the recognition and pronunciation of the Arabic letters. You are now ready to learn the various rules related to them, so you can put them together into words and be able to recite Quran.
Now we will start our second lesson. Stretch each letter except الف for a short time duration throughout the lesson.
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ا: read it as “الف” (alif).
لا: read it as “ لام الف” (laam alif).
Precaution: Read these letters combined without being stopped. This condition is for all the words throughout the lesson.
Note: لا: read it as “ لام الف” (laam alif) it has many shapes in Quran. So, don’t be confused with shape. Just pronounce it the same as the previous لا.
با: read it as “ ب الف” (baa alif).
The next letters is also same as لا (laam alif).
ل: read it as “ لام” (laam).
The next letter is also same as لا (laam alif).
لح: read it as “ لام ح”(laam Haa).
The next letter is also same as لا (laam alif).
بلب: read it as “ با لام با” (Baa laam baa).
ک ، ك read it as “ کاف” (kaaf).
کب read it as “ کاف با ” (kaaf baa).
Pronounce the next letter same as the above letters . They are same “ کاف با ” )kaaf baa). Only the shape is different.
کا: read it as “ کاف الف” (kaaf alif).
Pronounce the next letter same as the previous letters “ کاف الف” (kaaf alif).
بکت: read it as “ با کاف تا” (baa kaaf taa).
ب: read it as “با” (baa).
ت: read it as “ تا ” (taa).
ی: read it as “ یا” (yaa).
نا: read it as “ نون الف” (noon alif).
یا: read it as “ یا الف” (yaa alif).
بس: read it as “ با سین” (baa seen).
نس: read it as “ نون سیین” (noon seen).
ثس: read it as “ ثا سین” (thaa seen).
تح: read it as “ تا حا” (taa haa).
یح: read it as “ یا حا” (yaa haa).
یم: read it as “ یا میم” (yaa meem).
نم: read it as “ نون میم” (noon meem).
ثم: read it as “ ثا میم”(thaa meem).
یی: read it as “ یا یا” (yaa yaa).
تی: read it as “ تا یا” (taa yaa).
نبل: read it as “ نون با لام” (noon baa laam).
بیل: read it as “ با یا لام” (baa yaa laam).
ثثل: read it as “ ثا ثا لام”( thaa thaa laam).
تکث: read it as “ تا کاف ثا” (taa kaaf saa).
ث: read it as “ ثا” (thaa).
ن: read it as “ نون” (noon).
با: read it as “ با الف” (baa alif).
تا: read it as “ تا الف” (taa alif)
ثا: read it as “ ثا الف” (thaa alif).
یس: read it as “ یا سین” (yaa seen).
تس: read it as “تا سین” (taa seen).
ثج: read it as “ ثا جیم” (thaa jeem).
نخ: read it as “ نون خا” (noon khaa).
بج: read it as “با جیم ” (baa jeem).
بم: read it as “ با میم” (baa meem).
تم: read it as “ تا میم” (taa meem).
بی: read it as “ با یا ”(baa yaa)۔
نی: read it as “ نون یا” (noon yaa).
ثی: read it as “ ثا یا” (thaa yaa).
تنل: read it as “ تا نون لام” (taa noon laam).
یتل: read it as “یا تا لام” (yaa taa laam).
نبن: read it as “ نون با نون” (noon baa noon).
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Mixed Arabic Alphabet 2nd Page (8)
بنن: read it as “ با نون نون” (baa noon noon).
یتن: read it as “ یا تا نون”(yaa taa noon).
ج: read it as “ جیم” (jeem).
خ: read it as “ خا” (khaa).
خب: read it as “ خا با” (khaa baa).
تحت: read it as “ تا حا تا” (taa haa taa).
بخت: read it as “ با خا تا” (baa khaa taa).
ہ: read it as “ ھا” (haa).
يه: read it as “ یا ھا” (yaa haa).
نة: read it as “ نون تا” (noon taa).
یھب: read it as “ یا ھا با” (yaa haa baa).
بھم: read it as “ باھا میم” (baa haa meem).
ذ: read it as “ ذال” (thaal).
خذ: read it as “خا ذال” (khaa thaal).
ز: read it as “ زا” (zaa).
تز: read it as “تا زا” (taa zaa).
ش: read it as “شین” (Sheen).
شل: read it as “ شین لام” (sheen laam).
ض: read it as “ضاد” (daad).
ظ: read it as “ ظا” (zaa).
طب: read it as “ طا با” (taa baa).
ظا: read it as “ ظا الف” (zaa alif).
غ: read it as “غین” (ghayeen).
عز: read it as “ عین زا” (ayeen zaa).
صع: read it as “ صاد عین” (saad ayeen).
بعد: read it as “ با عین دال” (baa ayeen daal).
أ ، ؤ ، ئ: read it as “ ھمزہ” (hamza).
It is describing only the different positions of the letter ء.
تین: read it as “ تا یا نون” (taa yaa noon).
ثثن: read it as “ ثا ثا نون” (thaa thaa noon).
ح: read it as “ حا” (Haa).
حث: read it as “ حا ثا” (haa thaa).
جت: read it as “ جیم تا”(jeem taa).
یجب: read it as “ یا جیم با” (yaa jeem baa).
ۃ: read it as “ تا” (taa).
بة: read it as “ با تا ” ( baa taa).
ته: read it as “ تا ھا” ( taa haa).
ھ: read it as “ ھا” (haa).
بھا: read it as “ با ھا الف” (baa haa alif).
د: read it as “ دال” (daal).
جد: read it as “ جیم دال ” (jeem daal).
ر: read it as “ را” (raa)
یر: read it as “ یا را” (yaa raa).
س: read it as “ سین” (Seen).
سل: read it as “ سین لام” (seen laam).
ص: read it as “صاد” (saad).
ط: read it as “ طا” (taa).
صب: read it as “ صاد با” (saad baa).
ضا: read it as “ ضاد الف” (daad alif).
ع: read it as “ عین” (ayeen).
ء: read it as “ھمزہ” (hamza).
غر: read it as “ غین را” (ghayeen raa).
ضغ: read it as “ ضاد غين” (daad ghyeen).
تغذ: read it as “ تا غین ذال” (taa ghayeen zaal).
ف: read it as “ فا” (faa).
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Qaida Noorania Lesson 2 Second Page (9)
ق: read it as “ قاف” (qaaf).
قو: read it as “قاف واو” (qaaf waao).
فقل: read it as “ فا قاف لام” (faa qaaf laam).
یف: read it as “ یا فا ” (yaa faa).
حم: read it as “ حا میم” (haa meem).
تم: read it as “تا میم” (taa meem).
و: read it as “واو” (waao).
فو: read it as “ فا واو” (faa waao).
قفل: read it as “ قاف فا لام” (qaaf faa laam).
م: read it as “ میم” (meem).
لم: read it as “لام میم” (laam meem).
تمت: read it as “ تا میم تا” (taa meem taa).
How can I avoid common mistakes in pronouncing combined letters?
Focus on correct articulation points (lips, throat, tongue), listen to the attached audio recordings by qualified teachers, and practice slowly before increasing speed.
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FAQs about Noorani Qaida Lesson 2 – Combined Arabic Letters
Can I skip Noorani Qaida Lesson 1 and start directly with Lesson 2?
Noorani Qaida Lesson 1 (individual letters) is essential, as Lesson 2 relies on understanding basic letter shapes and short vowels (Fatha, Kasra, Dammah).
What’s the best way to teach combined letters to children?
Listen to the autio files and repeat, try to watch Qaida Noorania lesson 2 video. Use visual flashcards, repeat exercises orally daily, and incorporate interactive games (e.g., combining بَ + تَ = بَتَّة “batta”).
How long does it take to master Noorani Qaida Lesson 2?
It varies by age and ability, but a recommended routine is 3–4 days with 20 minutes daily practice, focusing on challenging letters.
What’s the difference between combined letters in Noorani Qaida and regular Arabic reading?
Noorani Qaida emphasizes step-by-step phonetic drills and mastering short vowels, while regular reading includes advanced rules like Madd (elongation) and Ghunnah.
What are the most challenging combined letters for beginners, and how to master them?
Letters like ض (Daad), ظ (Dhaa), and ط (Taa) often pose challenges due to their unique articulation points. Master them by:
Listening to Quranic reciters who emphasize these letters clearly. Repeating them in isolation first (e.g., ضَ, ظُ). Listening to Quranic reciters who emphasize these letters clearly.
Can I use Noorani Qaida Lesson 2 to improve my Tajweed for Quran recitation?
Yes! Lesson 2 builds foundational skills for Tajweed by: Teaching precise pronunciation of letters in their connected forms Introducing short vowels (Fatha, Kasra, Dammah) used in Quranic verses. Preparing learners for advanced rules like Idgham (merging letters) in later lessons.
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