At our latest Arabic-for-Qur’an learning session, we continued building fluency and confidence through structured reading practice. The deck used for this session is as follows:
Quick Revision of Long and Semi-Vowels
We began with a brief but focused revision of long vowels and semi-vowels, using single four- and six-letter words. This allowed us to revisit vowel length in a slightly more advanced format while still keeping the reading controlled and clear.
The revision helped reinforce:
- Correct two-count extension for long vowels
- Clear distinction between full long vowels and semi-vowel glide sounds
- Steady rhythm and accurate articulation
Working with individual words ensured that attention remained on pronunciation and consistency before moving into connected reading.
Moving to Short Sentences
After the revision, we progressed to reading short sentences made up of small words ranging from two to five letters. These 2–5 word sentences were carefully structured to remain simple while encouraging smoother flow.
This stage of practice helped develop:
- Transitioning between words without losing vowel accuracy
- Maintaining correct vowel length within connected reading
- Improved fluency and confidence
Reading short, manageable sentences marked an important step forward — moving from isolated word practice toward more natural recitation flow.
Join Us Next Time
We look forward to continuing this steady progress in our upcoming session. Come join us for our free ladies-only class and be part of this meaningful journey toward confident Qur’anic reading.