Iqra Games Arabic Alphabet Snap, Flashcards, Alif Ba Ta Game

Clearly there aren’t enough Arabic resources out there for children and the creator of this product has filled a little of that gap- so firstly what a great effort and product. (Can’t imagine the reward for it!)I bought these for my children when they were starting to learn the alphabet, (3&4year olds) they were on their Qaidah. Meant to write a review for ages.This snap game worked great- I played a lot too that’s how I know (don’t know what some of the other reviewers were talking about), anyway my kids then very quickly became familiar with the middle and end positions (whereas before they could confidently recognise the letter as on the first page of their Qaidah but not the rest). I did encourage my children to say the letter of the card as they were putting it down on the pile (well worth it even though it takes the fun a little out of the game but they didn’t know any better - poor kids).So thanks to the creator of this product for helping to teach them all of their letters in a fun way.They played a lot with them - like every day for a few months (as kids do when they get a new toy) ie they found them really enjoyable and there were enough cards that I could divide them between them if they weren’t in a sharing mood.But it was a brilliant buy and I would highly recommend anyone to buy them. I am surprised at any negativity in the other posts - they’re just regular nice snap cards for kids to play with but in Arabic and with the extra function of having the letters in all positions- so the kids can get to know those as well. Let’s not overanalyse what they can be like- they’re just fun cards.And if we are being serious, you are paying under £10 for your child to learn how to recognise and pronounce all of the letters of the Arabic alphabet in their various positions, so that your child can very quickly become fluent in the Quran and other Arabic texts - what more could you want?

I am running an Arabic club as extra curricular activity for school students who have no knowledge of the language. The Arabic letters snap can be used to introduce the script and explain how it works while they play and have fun at the same time.Great product and I am looking forward to similar resources from Iqra.

We love playing Arabic Alphabet Snap and feel very grateful to have found Arabic teaching resources that is fun and educational. We need more of these types of interactive games and resources.

The media could not be loaded. Is good but needs sum shapes and colours to make interesting for the children I know learning book but should be added some other things to make more interesting other wise the child get board and restless very quickly, thank you

Great way of learning/ teaching for beginners. Makes it easy to recognise the different types. Who doesn’t love a game of snap! Love everything about it, can use the cards for more than just snaps too!

A little pricey for what it is. Jad to return it as realised it only has the alphabet on the cards, no vowels or anything. Just the letyers and what they would look like on theor own, beginning of a word, end and middle. My error for misunderstanding and purchasing though. Great for very young children though !

The different forms are really useful, it would have been better if it had a more water resistant coating considering its claimed suitability for "3 years and up" - keep damp fingers well away

Brilliant way of learning Arabic. The cards can be used as flash cards and are ideal for the purpose. Highly recommended.