You don't yet know where an Arabic letter begins. Qorlet Abjad shows you. The reed pen lands, draws, and lifts. Stroke after stroke, at the speed you choose. WHAT YOU LEARN • All 28 letters, in Abjad order, from first to last. • Where each stroke starts, and which way it goes. • Why the same letter has four shapes: alone, at the start, in the middle, at the end. • Why six letters cut a word in two: they never join to the left. • What the marks above and below do: short vowels, tanwīn, shadda. • Why the dots matter: ب ت ث are the same stroke. WHAT YOU SEE ON SCREEN • The writing animation: 66 strokes across 28 letters. Slow motion, pause, stroke by stroke. • Every letter on ruled paper, like a school exercise book. • A real word for almost every combination, with its meaning. • Joins in color, dots in color, or nothing at all: you choose what you see. • A human voice for every letter. • Print the cards as they appear on screen, or share them as a PDF. YOUR PROGRESS STAYS WITH YOU Each letter is unseen, seen, or reviewed. The app offers to resume where work remains. An exercise asks you to pick one letter from four shapes that genuinely look alike. Nothing is scored. Your progress stays on your device, and in your own backup if your system makes one. 98 LANGUAGES The app speaks your language, including when other apps ignore it. The language picker is the very first screen. TRULY OFFLINE No connection. No account. No ads. No in-app purchases. Nothing is collected about you: the app sends nothing, to anyone. You pay once. You take it anywhere.