Arabic for Kids - Alphabet

Arabic for Kids - Alphabet

Arabic Letters & Writing Games

258 ratings
7 reviews
Free
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Released
March 21, 2024
Updated
November 5, 2026

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This app teaches young children the Arabic alphabet through interactive games and activities. It features native pronunciation, tracing exercises, and progress tracking for parents. Designed for ages 3-8, it offers a fun and pressure-free learning environment.

✓Learn all 28 Arabic letters
✓Native pronunciation in Fusha or Egyptian Arabic
✓Interactive tracing and writing exercises
✓Animal-themed letter recognition games
✓Progress tracking for parents
✓Multiple child profiles
✓Ad-free and safe learning environment
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What's New in Arabic for Kids

5.2.0

November 5, 2026

A new menu with your membership at the top, plus small fixes and improvements.

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User reviews

Confusing

It freezes and glitches a lot when it comes to tracing it wont let us trace it just stops working

Response from developer

Hi ayss22, Thank you for your feedback, and we’re very sorry for the inconvenience you experienced. We recently released version 4.2.2, which includes fixes and improvements that may resolve the issue you described. If possible, please update the app and try again. Could you also let us know which iPhone model and iOS version you are using? This will help us investigate the tracing issue more accurately. We truly appreciate your feedback and your support for Arabic for Kids.

Good idea, app issues

I payed for the app but there are issues. 1. Selecting the fusha voices doesn’t actually change the pronunciations in the letters section. Still uses the Egyptian dialect.
2. Some of the letters are incorrect. If I select “seen” it pulls up “Zay”. When I select “sad” it pulls up “seen”.
3. Under “seen” it misspells the turtle “solhefa” with a “kha” instead of of a “hah”.
I’m not sure if it’s just the app on my iPad, but I have tried reinstalling it without success in fixing these issues. I haven’t gone beyond these letters with my child yet to see if there are more issues.
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Response from developer

Thank you very much for your message and for taking the time to share such detailed feedback. We are really sorry for the confusion and frustration this may have caused, especially after purchasing the app, and I truly appreciate you pointing these issues out. Regarding the Modern Standard Arabic (Fusha) voice, at the moment, when Fusha is selected, we change the audio pronunciation, but the written transliteration is not changed. For example, the word 'جمل' still appear as 'gamal' in text, while the voice correctly pronounces it as 'jamal'. This explains why it can feel like nothing has changed, even though the audio has switched. You are absolutely right that this can be confusing, and the text should be updated to match the selected voice. This will be changed in the coming release. Is this text mismatch what you were expecting to see when switching to Fusha, or there was something else related to the Fusha voice that felt missing or incorrect to you ? Regarding the other issues you mentioned, : 1. Letter mismatch – You are correct that selecting 'Seen' currently pulls up 'Zay', and selecting 'Sad' pulls up 'Seen'. This is a bug. 2. Spelling error – The word 'solfeha' is misspelled using خ (kha) instead of the correct ح (hah). This is a mistake Reinstalling the app – These issues are not related to your iPad, and reinstalling the app would not resolve them, as they are part of the current app version. We take educational accuracy very seriously, especially for children, and all of these points will be addressed in an upcoming update. Your feedback has been extremely helpful in highlighting both technical issues and areas where we can improve clarity. Thank you again for your patience, your trust, and for using the app with your child. Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you notice anything else. Warm regards, Arabic for kids team

Great app, but please use Fusha pronunciation

I’m a subscribed, paying user, and my toddler absolutely loves this app. The content is engaging and well designed. However, the pronunciation uses the Egyptian dialect. Since my child is a non-Arabic speaker, I really want him to learn Modern Standard Arabic (الفصحى) first. The dialect is confusing for beginners. Please consider adding Fusha pronunciation or an option to choose. This would make an already great app even better.
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Response from developer

Thank you so much for your kind words and for supporting the app, it really means a lot to us. We’re very happy to hear that your toddler is enjoying it. Regarding your concern, you are absolutely right, and we hear you. We are currently preparing Modern Standard Arabic (Fusha) pronunciation option inside the app, and it is planned for an upcoming release at the end of this month. Our goal is to offer parents the option to choose the pronunciation style that best fits their child’s learning needs. Thank you again for taking the time to share this feedback. It helps us improve, and we’re excited to keep making the app better for families like yours, also we have user testing sessions with our customers, if you will be interested to be part of these sessions, please contact us through our website and we can schedule a day and time, thanks again for your support.

Stuck on ج 2

If I go to ج word جَمًل it crashes and freezes

Response from developer

Thank you for your feedback. We’re sorry for the issue you encountered. Please send us a message at contact@studio4kids.com including your device type and the version of the app you have installed, so we can assist you better and resolve the problem quickly.

لاتعمل بالشكل الصحيح

عند الوصول لكتابة الحرف من الكلمة لاتعمل اللعبة

Response from developer

.شكرًا جزيلاً على ملاحظتك! لقد قمنا بإصلاحات عديدة في الإصدار الجديد 3.1.0، يرجى التحديث وتجربته

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FAQ

What ages is Arabic for Kids suitable for?

Arabic for Kids is designed for children aged 4 and up. The app's content and interactive elements are tailored to support early learning and development in this age group.

Does Arabic for Kids have ads?

No, Arabic for Kids is completely ad-free. The developers have prioritized a calm and focused learning environment for children, ensuring no advertisements interrupt the educational experience.

What learning methodologies does Arabic for Kids use?

Arabic for Kids employs a play-based learning approach. It combines listening to native pronunciation, recognizing letters through animal friends, tracing letter paths, and engaging in letter games to build reading and writing skills.

How does Arabic for Kids track progress?

The app includes a Parents Report that details every letter completed and activity finished by the child. This report highlights the growth in listening, writing, and reading skills, providing valuable insights for parents.

What Arabic dialects are supported?

Arabic for Kids offers native pronunciation in both Modern Standard Arabic (Fusha) and Egyptian Arabic. Parents can choose the dialect that best suits their child's learning needs.

Can multiple children use the same account?

Yes, Arabic for Kids supports multiple child profiles. This feature makes it ideal for families with more than one child, allowing each child to have their own progress tracked independently.

What devices are supported by Arabic for Kids?

Arabic for Kids is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPhone Duo. It also features a home screen widget for quick progress checks.

What are the subscription options for Arabic for Kids?

Arabic for Kids offers a one-time purchase for full access, with no ongoing subscription required. This provides unlimited access to all features and content without recurring fees.