Teach Your Child to Read Arabic in 10 EASY Lessons: Second Edition Paperback – 11 May 2020

I am very pleased I purchased this book for my 6 year old daughter.This book has 200+ pages and is full of bright, colourful, eye-catching, entertaining illustrations.I have never come across anything like it. Its definitely unique. My daughter loves completing an activity or more a day without being nagged.My daughter loved the page she can personalise the book by writing her name and other personal information. It made her feel like the book was made for her!There are extra handwriting pages, very fun progress chart at the back with a certificate that the child earns once they've completed the book!It has clear instructions the parent/teacher reads out to the student for every activity, so its great for busy mums!Each activity is building upon the last, as the student progresses through the book they get better and fluent in their reading, step by step the student and teacher are guided and learning without even realising it because its so fun!!My 4 year old son enjoys watching his sister doing her lessons and has picked up a great amount by just watching! Its a great investment for every household. I would highly recommend teach you child to read Arabic in 10 easy lessons by Tarbiyah Islamiyyah to all parents and teachers.

This is amazing. It’s how the arabic letters and Qaidah should be taught these days. The same fun and interactive way that English phonics is taught in school. Pre-requisite is to know the letters first but after that this workbook and text book should be used. My kids ask to do it instead of any other work.

A book that has everything you need to teach your child arabic. I’ve been using this book for a short while and we (me and my 3yo) really enjoy the colourful visuals in helping to read Arabic. It provides structure for newbies and loads of information on how to proceed. Definitely child friendly and informative and simple for non-arabic speakers/readers

This book was a nice attempt to integrate Montessori method with Arabic however several things made it far away from the Montessori concept.It is far too colourful and overstimulating visually, this makes it very difficult to use this book as a main source however it could be used to supplement an Arabic curriculum that is more visually appropriate for children.The book is cluttered and poorly organised. There is page after page of activities for children without isolating particular concepts in a clear and concise manner. I wish the author had used an editor who would’ve given more clearer idea on how to deliver her message.