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Recognising the Sukun and Shaddah Diacritical Marks
Identify the zero-vowel rest mark (sukun) and the double-consonant emphasis mark (shaddah) on letters.
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Arabic Alphabet, Letters, and Vowel Marks
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Identify Arabic letters, trace letter shapes in different positions, and understand how vowel marks construct meaning.
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