Arabic Alphabets from the Quran By Flowers of Jannah

Learning the Arabic alphabet is one of the most important gifts a Muslim parent can give their young child. Every letter learned is a step toward reading the Qur'an directly in the language Allah chose to reveal it. Arabic Alphabets from the Quran by Flowers of Jannah takes that first step and makes it joyful — connecting each Arabic letter not to random vocabulary, but to the words of Allah Himself.

About the Book

28 Quranic Letters — 28 Essential Quranic Words

Each of the 28 letters of the Arabic alphabet is taught through a word drawn directly from the Qur'an — a word that appears in the Book of Allah, not just in a classroom exercise. These are not arbitrary vocabulary choices. The 28 words featured in this book are repeated a combined total of over 1,300 times throughout the Qur'an, meaning that a child who learns these words is immediately encountering vocabulary they will see again and again every time the Qur'an is read or recited.

Connecting Letters to the Quran from Day One

Most Arabic alphabet books teach letters in isolation — A is for apple, B is for ball. This book teaches Arabic letters in connection with the Qur'an from the very first page. A child who learns the letter alif through a Quranic word is building a relationship with the Qur'an, not just with an alphabet chart. That connection, planted early, shapes how a child thinks about the Arabic language for the rest of their life.

Vibrant Illustrations for Toddlers and Young Readers

The book features colorful, age-appropriate illustrations on every page designed to hold the attention of toddlers and young children. It works equally well as a read-aloud book for parents and as an independent reading experience for early learners. The large, clear letter presentation makes each page easy to follow for small hands and young eyes.

Who This Book Is For

Suited to toddlers and early readers from ages 2 to 6 who are just beginning their Arabic journey, to parents who want to introduce the Quranic Arabic letters at home in an engaging way, to Islamic schools and weekend Qur'an classes looking for a structured first reader, and to family members looking for a meaningful Islamic gift for a young child.

About the Publisher

Flowers of Jannah is a leading Islamic children's publisher known for beautifully illustrated books that introduce young Muslims to the foundations of their faith. Their catalogue is grounded in authentic Islamic content and designed to make learning accessible and enjoyable for children at the earliest ages. 30 pages, hardback, Arabic and English.

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Its companion is My 1st Arabic Alphabet Coloring Book, which teaches the same 28 letters as a colouring activity. Once the letters are known, Animals from the Quran is a first Arabic reader, and How Do I Count In Arabic covers the numbers. Browse our learn Arabic collection.