Arabic app for kids

The app to teach your child Arabic

Alphabet, listening, writing, exercises and games to progress step by step.

Free to download. Part of the learning is also available on the web, with no account.

01 / 28bāʾ
ب
Tap to listen

A real letter, a real sound. This is exactly what your child finds in the app.

The path

Learn step by step, without skipping ahead

Your child isn’t left alone in front of a static alphabet. Every letter is discovered, heard, recognised, written, connected, then practised.

بbāʾ · Bā’
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Discover
  1. بbāʾ · Bā’
    01 · Discover

    Discover the alphabet

    The child meets each letter large, with its name and shape. No overload: one letter at a time.

    Discover the Arabic alphabet for kids
  2. بَba
    بِbi
    بُbou
    02 · Listen

    Listen to the letters

    Each letter is read aloud, with the three short vowels. The ear learns before the hand.

    Listen to the whole alphabet
  3. ت
    ب
    ن
    03 · Recognise

    Recognise the letters

    The child hears a letter and finds it among others. Recognition locks in memory.

    Practise recognising
  4. ب1
    stroke direction
    04 · Write

    Learn to write

    A tracing guide shows the direction and order of the strokes. The child follows the model with a fingertip.

    Open the writing module
  5. 05 · Connect

    Understand connected letters

    A letter changes shape depending on its place in the word: isolated, initial, medial, final.

    Learn to join letters
  6. ب
    06 · Practise

    Practise

    Short exercises bring each letter back until it sticks, with no pressure.

    Do exercises
  7. بيتbayt — house
    07 · Play

    Play and review

    Review becomes a game. The child replays letters already seen and keeps wanting more.

    Continue in the app

Try it now

Let them discover a first letter

Three mini-experiences from our free tools. No account, no download needed to start.

01Listen
ب

Tap the button to hear the letter. It’s the same sound as in the app.

02Recognise

Tap the right letter among the three.

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Do more exercises
03Connect

The same letter bāʾ changes shape depending on its place in the word.

Isolated
Initial
Medial
Final
In a wordبيتbayt — house
Learn to join letters

Where to start?

Find the right first step

Four quick questions to point your child to the most useful activity, right now.

Question 1 of 4

Does your child already recognise a few letters?

In the app

Find the whole path inside Muslim Guard

The app brings together the alphabet, listening, recognition, writing, connected letters, exercises and games — in one place, and offline once installed.

  • Every letter to see, hear and trace
  • Exercises that return until mastered
  • Review turned into a game
  • Progress kept from one session to the next

Free

Start without paying

The download and the first Arabic-learning activities are free.

Ultra

Go further

Ultra unlocks all the content and activities across Muslim Guard.

Muslim Guard kids home screen
Kids stories in the Muslim Guard app
Educational kids quiz in the Muslim Guard app

Download

Install Muslim Guard and start today

Free to download. Your child can begin with a first letter tonight.

Download for free

Available on Android. On iPhone, the button shows availability in real time or offers the iOS waitlist.

Which app to teach a child Arabic?

A good kids app does more than show the alphabet. It offers progressive learning, sound before symbol, large enough letters, simple interactions and repetition matched to the level.

Muslim Guard follows this logic: the child discovers a letter, listens to it, recognises it, learns to write it, understands how it connects, then practises and plays. Each skill has its place and builds on the last.

What a good app should offer

  • Progressive, step-by-step learning
  • Audio for every letter
  • Interactions, not just reading
  • Letters that are large and legible
  • Recognition exercises
  • A guided writing module
  • Repetition to anchor memory
  • An experience matched to the child’s level

How do you start learning Arabic?

The simplest path goes from sound to reading: alphabet, listening, recognition, writing, connected letters, then exercises. No need to do it all in one day.

You can try each step for free on the web before installing the app: discover the alphabet, practise recognition, learn to write, then understand how letters join.

Is an app enough to learn Arabic?

An app makes regular exposure, repetition, self-paced learning and practice easy. It’s a great support, especially for the alphabet and recognition.

To move toward reading and speaking, it works best alongside human guidance. Muslim Guard is a solid, regular base, not a method that replaces everything else.

Frequently asked

Your questions about the app

01Which app to teach a child Arabic?+

Muslim Guard offers a full path for kids: discover the alphabet, listen to the letters, recognise them, learn to write them, understand how they connect, then practise and play.

02Does Muslim Guard teach the Arabic alphabet?+

Yes. The child discovers all 28 letters one by one, large, with their name and sound. It’s the starting point of the path.

03Can you hear the pronunciation of the letters?+

Yes. Each letter is read aloud, with the three short vowels (a, i, u). The ear learns before the hand.

04Can the child learn to write the Arabic letters?+

Yes. A writing module guides the tracing of each letter in the right order, to follow with a fingertip.

05Are there exercises to recognise the letters?+

Yes. Short exercises bring each letter back to anchor recognition, with no pressure and matched to the level.

06Can you learn how the Arabic letters connect?+

Yes. The app shows how a letter changes shape depending on its place in the word: isolated, initial, medial or final.

07Is there a free version?+

The download and first activities are free. Part of the learning is also available directly on the web, with no account.

08At what age should you start learning Arabic?+

There’s no official age. We prefer to start from the level: a beginner starts by discovering and listening, a more advanced child moves to writing and connected letters.

09Can you try exercises without downloading the app?+

Yes. This page offers mini-demonstrations, and our free web tools let you try each step before installing the app.

Start tonight

The first letter is one tap away

Install Muslim Guard, pick a letter, listen to it together. The rest of the path follows, at their pace.

Download Muslim Guard