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This lesson covers four letters: Taa (ط), Zhaa (ظ), Ayn (ع), and Ghayn (غ). This is often considered the most challenging group because it contains two more emphatic consonants and two sounds — Ayn and Ghayn — that have no equivalent in English.
These two letters share a tall, looped base shape and are both emphatic consonants.
Note: This is a different letter from ت (Taa) learned in Lesson 2. To distinguish them, ط is sometimes called "Taa with a loop" or referred to by its emphatic quality.
| Form | Shape | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Isolated | ط | Tall vertical with a loop at the base, no dot |
| Initial | طـ | Loop shape connecting left |
| Medial | ـطـ | Loop connecting both sides |
| Final | ـط | Loop connecting from right |
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