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Set up Arabic input, practise distinct letter forms, and type right-to-left text with the correct Arabic comma.
Turn on your device's Arabic keyboard for these fields. They display right to left. Type the first word first, then continue in reading order; do not reverse the characters to imitate their positions on screen.
Arabic 101 is the named built-in reference in the main typing test. Other layouts and phonetic methods can differ. Choose System / other if your keyboard does not match, and leave Built-in practice unchecked for native Arabic input.
Arabic letters can look different depending on neighboring letters. The letter identity still matters more than the connected shape. The first drill isolates ا, أ, إ, and آ so that you can inspect their marks before typing them inside words.
The second drill uses مدرسة, كتاب, and لغة. Pay attention to ة at the ends of مدرسة and لغة. It is not ه. Let the font join letters normally; do not insert spaces inside a word to reproduce an isolated form.
Speed measures correct text output. Accuracy includes incorrect attempts even after correction; compare tests using the same language and input method.
