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ا
ا alif (aa)
ب
ب ba (baa)
ت
ت ta (taa)
ث
ث tha (tha)
ج
ج jeem (jaa)
ح
ح ha (Haa)
خ
خ khaa (khaa)
د
د daal (daa)
ذ
ذ thaal ( thaa)
ر
ر raa (raa)
ز
ز zeen (zaa)
س
س seen (saa)
ش
ش sheen (sha)
ص
ص Saadd (Saadd)
ض
ض daadd (daadd)
ط
ط Taa (Taa) hard T
ظ
ظ THaa (THaa)
ع
ع a'yn (a'yn)
غ
غ ghayn (ghayn)
ف
ف fa (faa)
ق
ق qaaf (qaa)
ك
ك kaaf (kaa)
ل
ل lam (laa)
م
م meem (maa)
ن
ن noon (naa)
ه
ه ha (haa) soft h
و
و waaw (waa)
ي
ي ya (yaa)