Arabic writing system

The Arabic script is written and read from right to left.
This is the very first characteristic that you will encounter learning Arabic.

Example for the Arabic writing system compared to English:
Arabic: written & read from right to left <----------------------	English: written & read from left to right ----------------------->
إِنِّي مَسْرُوْرٌ بِالتَّعَرُّفِ عَلَيْكَ	Translation: I am pleased to meet you.
	Transcription (left to right): innī masrūrun bi-t-ta'arrufi 'alayka

Good to know:

Arabic does not distinguish between a handwritten and a printed version of its script.
All letters are always connected with each other.

Please note:

There is one exception to the above mentioned rule:
Numbers are written from left to right – as they are in English. But Arabic does not use Roman numbers.

You will have to learn how to write Arabic numbers:
٣ → 3
٤ → 4
٥ → 5

For example:
345 written in Arabic is: ٣٤٥

Arabic Grammar

Introduction

Arabic Grammar at a Glance

Arabic language

Pronunciation

Writing system

Writing Arabic vocals

Arabic alphabet

Word structure

Additional characters

Articles

Definite Article

Nouns

Nouns - gender

Definite/indefinite nouns

Adjectives & Adverbs

Use referring to objects

Adverbs

Verbs

Stem

Verb system - overview

Perfective aspect

Imperfective Aspect

Useful information

Numbers 1 to 10

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