Muslim Kids Series : Hijaiya (Arabic Alphabet) app for iPhone and iPad
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Developer: Yufid Inc.
Free
Current version: 2.1.1, last update: 7 years agoFirst release : 27 Jun 2011
App size: 28.26 Mb
Fun with Arabic Alphabet! (FREE for limited time!)
Learning Arabic Alphabet with fun and easy way! Every letter of the alphabet completed by AUDIO and CUTE ILLUSTRATION.
With this app, your children can also practice writing arabic alphabet. Writing arabic can be fun and easy, simply by moving a finger...
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Learn arabic alphabet is a basic foundation for understanding arabic language. This application will lead your children to studying arabic alphabet in a fun and easy way.
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La meilleure application éducative en arabe tout simplement
Ma cha Allah
Hey guys,
This great app helped me out a lot. Thanks for providing such great stuff for free!!
:)
Wasalam
Masha Allah, what wounderful App. Baraka Allahu fikum for this.
My son Loves it and the other Kids in our Family too.
Is ist possible to develop this one for iPad supporting an external TV? Could be used for teaching :)
Barbara Allahu fikum
Wassalam
Excellent app! Great way to teach letter recognition and pronunciation. Must have for preschool kids. Thank you for creating this. Would love to see an app about Salah in this series.
I love this app.. Even though Im abit old... It works for my sister and I shall try it on my cousin inshallah!
Thank you for the kids dua as well
Hope to see more from you guys!!
Jazakoum Allahou khairan ! My two kids love this app very much and learn such supplication (dua) with it.
Some bad moments
Theres a mistake between the sound "a" and "ew"! (for example: they read "lew" instead of "la" and "la" instead of "lew"; and itsur the same for each letter). It makes this app unusable!
Thank you for the effort to create this app. However, there is a bug in your current version where the fatah and dhumma sounds for each letter are reversed. Until thats fixed, the app isnt really useable.
I commend the developer for creating an app that makes learning Arabic fun for children. I love that the user can hear each letter pronounced with the different vowels. But the letter tracing could be much better. First, the iPhone interface is too small for preschool hands to write on. This would be much better if it took up the entire screen of an iPad. Second, I dont like how each dot must be touched before the child hears the signal that they have done a good job. In many cases the letter looks, fine, but the signal is not given and the child may earn only one or two stars as a reward instead of three. I think that for younger users, the parent can talk to the child and help them instead of relying on the star or signal system for positive reinforcement.
My children ages think this app is fun, even my adult friends play with it! My first grader especially enjoys it, I think its great for ages 6 and up, but even my toddler likes to touch the letters and hear the sounds.
My daughter and son love it a lot and they play it and can stop it. I will say to you "Thank you so much a lot for helping our kids".
This is the best best best best best app I have downloaded for my lil!!
In fact I just downloaded their kids duas app and hisnul Muslim app.....infact most of their other apps!! Cant believe ALL are Free!! Would not mind paying too!!
Definitely a high standard,high quality authentic app!! Love how the duas app not just gives the Hadith reference but the Hadith aswell. I just wish there were no ads at the bottom coz my son cant enjoy the lil boy riding the bike. The bike gets hidden behind the ad. Im sure he still enjoys writing the letters.