New Printable Arabic Letter Form Writing Worksheets (Part 2)

Asalaam ‘Alaikum:

Well, it’s time again for another upload of the New Arabic Writing Worksheets. I’m trying not to make you wait too long – but it takes a while to make these (especially with the kiddos getting waaaay too excited when Mommy gets distracted, if you know what I mean!) Masha’Allah – it’s not too bad, but our little one loves to climb – get into things – draw on anything he can find – climb some more – take things out – put things in – take them out again (and never where they belong) . . . It sometimes makes me laugh to think how busy he keeps himself, masha’Allah!

Anyway, I have finally completed the Arabic Letter Forms for Jeem, Haa, and Kha. If you have not seen the worksheets for Alif, Ba, Ta, and Tha – please check out my previous post here:

New Printable Arabic Letter Form Writing Worksheets

Here is an example of what the pages for the beginner worksheets look like:

I currently have the following files:

Jeem – Beginner Pages

Jeem – Write on your own!

Jeem – Written on the line

Haa – Beginner Pages

Haa – Write on your own!

Haa – Written on the line

Kha – Beginner Pages

Kha – Write on your own!

Kha – Written on the line

What you see in the above examples are just a small part of what I have made. These are the beginning writer set. I have also made another set of writing worksheets for more advanced writers – to help them write the letters on their own – showing only how to write the letter at the top of the page. I have made another set that shows how to properly write the letters on the line. The links to these and the beginner pages are below each picture.

So far I have completed Alif through Kha. I hope, insha’Allah, you will find them useful. If you do – please let others know about it – teachers, homeschooling parents, students – anyone!

I always strive to do my best to create useful materials.

If you have something to share, please give feedback!

Unless I have something MORE EXCITING to share – my next post in a 2 weeks (or sooner). It should be another “Do It Yourself” project to share the love of Arabic with your children. I am sure you will love it – so stay tuned, insha’Allah!

Asalaam ‘Alaikum,

Sumayyah Umm SAAK