Qalam: Learn Arabic Letters

Qalam (قلم — "pen") teaches children to read and handwrite the Arabic alphabet, one letter at a time. Arabic script is beautiful — and genuinely hard to write. Each of the 28 letters changes shape depending on where it sits in a word, and the only way those forms become natural is by writing them by hand, with the right strokes and proportions. Most apps skip this and settle for flashcards or videos. Qalam puts a pen back in your child's hand. Designed for ages 4–10 and built for iPad and iPhone with Apple Pencil support. • TRACE EVERY LETTER Tap any letter to open a guided tracing canvas. A faint guide letter sits on lined paper; your child traces over it with a finger or Apple Pencil, and the app rewards a completed trace with a clear tick. • ALL FOUR FORMS — مفردة · أول · وسط · آخر Real Arabic isn't just isolated letters. Qalam teaches all four positional forms of every letter —…