Arabic Alphabet Memory Game – 56 Cards – DeeniLearn

Learn to recognise all 28 Arabic letters through matching play

The DeeniLearn Arabic Alphabet Memory Game turns the complete alphabet into 28 matching pairs.

Children repeatedly see the letter shapes while trying to remember where each card is located, combining early Arabic recognition with a familiar memory-game format.

56 cards, 28 matching pairs

The set contains 56 cards covering all 28 Arabic letters.

Players turn over two cards at a time and try to find the matching letter. Cards that do not match are turned back over, making their location important for later turns.

Adjust the number of pairs to the child’s level

You do not have to use all 56 cards from the beginning.

A younger learner can start with a few visually distinct letters. More pairs can then be added as recognition and memory improve.

Clear coloured letter cards

Each card presents an Arabic letter clearly against a coloured background.

Examples shown on the box include Sin and Dhal, with Latin-script transliteration also visible.

For individual or family play

The game is recommended from age 3 and can be used for quiet individual practice or as a shared matching activity.

A product listing for the same reference states 1 to 4 players. A game guide and rules are included in the box.

Product details

• Product: Mémo des lettres arabes
• Brand / publisher: DeeniLearn
• Product type: educational memory game
• Cards: 56
• Matching pairs: 28
• Arabic letters covered: 28
• Recommended age: 3+
• Players stated: 1 to 4
• Box dimensions: 15 x 15 x 4.3 cm
• Game guide / rules: included
• EAN: 9782931241264

Frequently asked questions about the Arabic Alphabet Memory Game

Does the game include the full Arabic alphabet?

Yes. The set covers all 28 Arabic letters.

How many cards are included?

There are 56 cards, creating 28 matching pairs.

Is this suitable for beginners?

Yes. Children can start with only a few pairs before gradually adding more letters.

What age is it designed for?

The product is recommended from age 3.

Does the game teach children to write Arabic?

Its main purpose is letter recognition and memory rather than handwriting practice.

Can several children play together?

Yes. A listing for the same product states 1 to 4 players.

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