7 Useful Websites Arabic Reading Practice for Beginners

01-Al-Jazeera Learning Arabic site

Al-Jazeera Learning Arabic site – An absolutely wonderful site with huge amounts of useful reading, writing, PDF, Book’s materials, fully wocalized, on a wide variety of All topics from news and current events. Includes questions, vocabulary, short questions, Long Questions, Workbooks, and exercises. Highly useful for intermediate to advanced Level’s readers. My current top arabic reading practice learn for Arabic learners who want to read.

02-Read Arabic! اقرأ العربية site

Read Arabic! اقرأ العربية site. Funded by the US Department of Education, the Arabic materials of Read Arabic, Learn Arabic! were developed to provide online e-learning reading lessons, Workbooks, worksheets, Online Questions and Answer aimed at beginning and intermediate to advance Level students of the language. Good stuff here.

03-Google news search

Google news search. Search for any topic in Arabic Language, and find news articles about it, All Grades (Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3, Grade 4, Grade 5, Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8th, Grade 9th, Grade 10th, Grade 11th, Grade 12th,). Materials you find here are not pedagogically, Pedagogy, Psychology designed for Arabic learners, but are simply authentic input written for Arabic speakers and Non-Arabic Students. If you don’t know a search Arabic Terms, Grammer Rules, use Google Translate to come up with an Arabic equivalent for your English topic.

04-Wikipedia Arabic pages

Wikipedia Arabic pages. Everyone knows about Wikipedia. What you may not realize is that by starting on the Arabic homepage of Wikipedia, you may enter a search for any topic (Arabic PDF, Arabic Language, Arabic Alphabets, Arabic Grammars PDF etc) in English or others Languages, and the results will show Arabic language articles for that topic. So that  useful, beneficial for finding reading material relevant to specific topics.

05-The Qur’an and Hadith

The Qur’an. There are many websites that place the Arabic version of the Qur’an alongside English, Urdu, Hindi, French or other Language’s translations. If you are interested in religious Arabic Language, this can be an Best resource for reading classical Arabic. Note that Qur’anic Arabic is not the same as Modern Standard Arabic (MSA), but will still be beneficial for learners of Modern Standard Arabic. Because of the important role played by religion in the Arab world, using religious texts to develop reading skills is highly relevant.

06-Arabic: Learning to read Arabic

Arabic: Learning to read Arabic. This is an instructional booklet for beginners who wish to learn to read Arabic Language. It is designed for independent study using a step-by-step approach, with reading materials in it. University of Durham Language Center.

07-  Others Sacred Books

Google is Special Platform; Here You search other Language Books and get Arabic Translation. Arabic Dictionaries,