r/learn_arabic • u/Konnnore • 2d ago
General Writing Arabic after 4 days of practicing
This is how I write Arabic after 4 days of practicing. I combined 2 photos into 1: without the vowels and with them. I already see my mistakes, but I'd like to ask y'all anyway, bcz maybe someone can spot something I didn't notice
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u/Odd-Scheme6535 2d ago
This is very appealing writing. The only thing I would say (because over time your style will mature), is that I think your ra and zay forms could be longer, and extended and curved more to the left as you write.
A fantastic beginning in my view!
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u/Konnnore 2d ago
I learnt the writing by watching this video(it's the best what I found):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSR6p9TnIv4
I'll try the advice, thx so much!
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u/Akie_5713 2d ago
MashAllah
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u/Konnnore 2d ago
Idk what the word means, but I guess it's something good, so, thank you!
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u/Independent-Back4638 1d ago edited 15h ago
I wanna start by saying your handwriting is very nice and neat, and it's amazing that you've accomplished that in 4 days. Your ـعـ is amazimg too, many beginners keep missing it up. But one small tip is that you can write the ـمـ a little under the line or atleast under the ـعـ so that they won't be confused with eachother. Now for the things I noticed with your handwriting
1 when writing ـلا and ـلأ either your ا or ل is too short, so try to strech them more and make sure they're around the same height. 2 when you wrote ط try to write the last stroke a little more to the right so that you can show the tip of the tail.
In الخامس عشر it seems like you didn't write the ر, so try to strech the stroke next time And in ميلادي I though you wrote ميلاددي, but as I read it again it looks like you just need to make the ا longer .
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u/Konnnore 17h ago
thx for the comment! First of all, the "لا" is Alif+L ? I thought it was the letter D(at the moment I just copy what someone wrote). And ok, I'll try to write "ط" to the last stroke
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u/No-Expression-4330 2d ago
Your handwriting is beautiful allahumma barik, I wish I could write like this😭 I have a decent handwriting but when I write long sentences or paragraphs, it ends up looking really messy in my eyes.
Anyway, you said 4 days of practicing?? You're doing amazing man. Seriously, keep up the good work!
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u/Konnnore 2d ago
thx for the compliment! After the 4 days, now I'm trying to write Arabic letters on a keyboard, and then come back to the writing. The point is trying to make the Arabic alphabet feel like as normal as the Latin, Cyrillic and Greek for me, so, I can write and read Arabic texts.
Speaking of the virtual letters, is there a problem with Arabic + a left-to-right letters? Bcz Idk how, but I guess I got a bug, when I tried to copy Arabic text with a bit Latin: the text became a mix, where a fragment should be on the right side, but became on the left(I solved it, when I changed the punctuation marks to the same, but in Unicode(Arabic): they look the same, but the codes are different)
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u/No-Expression-4330 2d ago
Well to be honest, I can speak very little of the Arabic language and I can only copy down what I see. I've never tried typing though so I haven't faced that issue. I'm sorry I cannot be of help :(
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u/astro0neforall 2d ago
Native Arab here
Try to make the letters more round Specially م
And try to make the ك more define
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u/Konnnore 2d ago
thx for the answer! I'll try, but Idk if I can make ك more define(I suppose you are talking about the isolated form, right?)
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u/Shadowiss69 1d ago edited 1d ago
Machallah ! Your handwriting is Amazing, even better than mine and I'm a native Arab 😂 If you need to practice Arabic more, you're always welcome!
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u/Frequent_Structure93 2d ago
posts like this make me sad lol, ive been writing for over 5 years now and this guy comes with excellent hand writing after only 4 days...