Quran & Arabic“My Arabic is weak, so I can’t teach the letters.”
Arabic Letters in 28 Days
Teach the Arabic alphabet even if your own Arabic is weak — one letter a day, scan-to-hear sounds.
$9.99What’s inside
Quran & Arabic · PDF guide
The Quran Tutor Checklist & Tracker
For parents paying for Quran lessons: pick well, set safety rules, and track progress clearly.
Ages 4–1237-page PDFA4 · print or screenClickable sources
Parents paying for (or about to pay for) Quran lessons for a child aged about 4–12.
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Is this you?
- You don’t know how to judge a teacher — especially if your own Arabic is weak.
- You’re not sure your child is progressing, or just repeating pages.
- Missed or late lessons, and payments that keep going out, are a worry.
- You want online lessons to be safe, but aren’t sure what the rules should be.
Where you’ll be
- A tutor chosen with clear questions and a scored trial, not just price.
- Written safety rules your tutor has agreed to.
- A simple lesson and payment log, so missed lessons are never lost.
- A 5-minute monthly check that shows real progress — no Arabic needed.
What’s inside
37 pages, ready to use
Know what you’re buyingOptions compared, what qualifications matter, and realistic progress.
Safety firstHouse rules for every lesson, background checks and red flags.
25 questionsTo ask before you pay, with a trial lesson scorecard.
Track real progressA 2-minute lesson log and a 5-minute monthly reading check.
When things go wrongTroubleshooting and an escalation ladder — and when to switch.
PrintablesQuestions checklist, safety agreement, compare-tutors sheet, logs, Qaida tracker.
Look inside
Preview pages
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Details
| Format | PDF, A4 (prints on US Letter with “fit to page”) |
|---|---|
| Length | 37 pages |
| For | Ages 4–12 |
| Sources | Facts marked and linked; practical suggestions labelled separately |
| Licence | Personal and family use |
Good to know
- Every guide marks Fact (from a named source, with a link) and Practical judgment (our suggestions) so you can tell them apart.
- Where scholars or schools differ, the guide says so and suggests you check with your local teacher.
- Illustrations keep people faceless.
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