Trace first
Start with a visible word guide to learn the connected shape.
Memory recall
Practice writing Arabic from memory
Yalla Write Arabic helps you move from tracing a visible word to writing it again without the guide.
Recall is the important second step
Tracing helps your hand learn the shape of an Arabic word. But if the guide is always visible, it is hard to know whether you can write the word on your own.
Yalla Write Arabic adds a recall step. After tracing, the guide disappears and you write from memory before revealing the answer.
Recall next
Hide the guide and write again from memory before checking your answer.
Self-check without pressure
When the answer appears, you compare your writing with the correct word and choose Got it, Not yet, or Try again. The app does not pretend to grade your handwriting automatically.
That makes the practice simple and honest: repeat the words that need work, keep the words that feel familiar moving forward.
FAQ
What does “write Arabic from memory” mean?
It means you first trace a word with a guide, then write the same word again after the guide is hidden.
Does the app use OCR to judge handwriting?
No. Yalla Write Arabic does not use OCR or automatic handwriting scoring; learners reveal the answer and self-check.
Can I repeat a word immediately?
Yes. During self-checking, you can mark a word as not yet or try it again.
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Practice real Arabic words on iOS
Download Yalla Write Arabic on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. The app helps you trace, hear, recall, and self-check real Arabic words.