Introduction
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Because Arabic is always written in a connected, cursive-style script, most letters have four cases, an isolated, beginning, middle and final form. In this lesson, you will learn the final form.
These letters are written with lines to the right connecting to preceding letters and usually have a more ornate flourish than with the forms in the other cases.
These letters are written with lines to the right connecting to preceding letters and usually have a more ornate flourish than with the forms in the other cases.
Letters
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