The Letter Connector
See how Arabic letters connect to form a word.
The Letter Connector is part of the Free account plan
See how Arabic letters connect to form a word.
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Type any Arabic word, and instantly see its letters broken down into their isolated, initial, medial, and final forms. A brilliant visual aid for teaching students how Arabic letters change shape depending on their position in a word.
Read more about this
- The order to teach the Arabic alphabet in — Alphabetical order is a filing system, not a teaching sequence. What to teach first so that learners can read a real word in week one, and what to leave until they can.
- Why Arabic letters join, and how to teach it in one lesson — The four forms of every letter are not four things to memorise. There is one shape and two rules, and the six letters that break them are the reason words appear to have gaps in the middle.
Common questions
Does it support Harakat (diacritics)?
Yes! When you type a word like "كِتَاب", the tool will display the isolated and connected skeletons without the Harakat to show the letter shapes clearly, while the "Full Word" panel preserves the Harakat exactly as typed.
What about non-connecting letters?
The tool correctly handles non-connecting letters like ا, د, ذ, ر, ز, and و. It will properly display them as "final" or "isolated" forms when they appear in the middle of a word.
Does it save my word?
Yes! The word you type is automatically saved to your browser's storage, so you can close the page and come back to the exact same word for later lessons.
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