Most apps rush past the alphabet in ten minutes and leave you sounding out words from a transliteration forever. Nur teaches the script itself — seven stages, from a single letter to a full sentence.
Every letter gets the same three steps. Listen to the reference as many times as you like. Write it with your finger, in the correct stroke order — which is what makes ج, ح and خ stop looking identical. Say it, record yourself, and hear your attempt against the reference. No score, no judgement: you hear the gap yourself.
Plus a themed vocabulary of 260 words across 26 classes, and practice games for letter recognition and word building.
Free, with no subscription. Every stage is unlocked from the start. Nur is funded by occasional ads between practice games — never inside a lesson. Your recordings and progress stay on your device; see the privacy policy.
That is enough. The alphabet takes about three weeks.