Arabic Hamza above Alif (أ) for Kids | Rabbit أرنب – Learn Arabic #shorts

Learn the Arabic Hamza above Alif (أ) — how to read it and when we write it this way — with a fun example for kids and beginners learning Arabic as a second language.

🔤 Letter: أ – Hamza above Alif
🔊 Sound: أَ
🗣️ Pronunciation tip: Hamza (ء) is a quick stop in the throat, like the catch in “uh-oh”. It sits above Alif with fatha or damma: a short “a” or “u”.
🐾 Word: أَرْنَب (arnab) = rabbit
💬 Sentence: الأَرْنَبُ يَأْكُلُ الجَزَرَ. – The rabbit eats carrots.

👨‍👩‍👧 Parents & teachers: play it 2–3 times, ask your child to repeat the sound and the word, then trace the letter together.

🎧 Hear it again + practice page: https://books.daolinedigital.com/hamza/
📘 Arabic Alphabet Workbook for Kids — 68 pages, tracing, coloring and a QR audio code for every letter: https://books.daolinedigital.com/

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تعليم الهمزة للأطفال – أرنب (أ)

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