Arabic Handwriting ,Safar Learn Arabic Series

Arabic Handwriting,Safar Learn Arabic Series

ISBN: 9781909966758

Author: Safar Publications

Book Binding: Softcover

Pages: 50

Size: 9.3 x 6.5 inch

Publication Year: 2018

Description

About This Book:

"Arabic Handwriting, Safar Learn Arabic Series" is an essential addition to the acclaimed Safar Learn Arabic Series, intended exclusively to assist Arabic learners in mastering the art of Arabic handwriting. This book, which focuses on teaching the principles of Arabic calligraphy and script, is an invaluable resource for students, instructors, and anybody looking to enhance their Arabic handwriting abilities.

Key Characteristics include:

Expertly Crafted Curriculum:

This book is part of the Safar Learn Arabic Series, which is well-known for providing comprehensive and well-structured Arabic language learning resources. It follows a well-established curriculum that gradually teaches students how to write Arabic letters precisely and artistically.

Practical Approach:

"Arabic Handwriting" provides a hands-on approach to Arabic script, providing step-by-step instructions for writing Arabic letters, phrases, and sentences. It focuses on practical tasks to reinforce learning and improve handwriting skills.

Clear and Accessible Instruction:

Because the book gives clear and accessible instructions, it is appropriate for students of all ages and levels. This material meets your needs whether you are a novice beginning from scratch or looking to improve your existing Arabic handwriting.

Script Variations:

It covers a variety of Arabic script types, ensuring that students are skilled in both the Naskh and Ruq'ah scripts, which are often used in written Arabic communication.

example Models:

"Arabic Handwriting" provides Arabic script example models, allowing students to witness accurate letter construction and stroke sequences. These models are useful resources for developing handwriting abilities.

Progressive Learning:

The book progresses logically, beginning with letter formation foundations and progressively progressing to more advanced features of Arabic handwriting, such as linking letters and writing cursive text.