Take a look at this article: How to Learn Arabic as a Beginner at Nour Academy. 

If your interested to learn more check this article: Learn Arabic Diacritics: Tashkil

Hamza does not originally belong to the original 28 Arabic letters. It is, however, derived from the Arabic letter Aein (ع). It is most often seen atop or below the letter.

But it is still considered one of the main vowels in the Arabic language.

If you want to know more about the Hamza and its forms, try to check on this article Learn Arabic Letters and Diacritics: Al-Hamza

Can anyone please translate this for me? 

link not working..i will try another.. 

https://imgur.com/azYBfD0

Most courses and books assume you already know the alphabet and can read and write Arabic. And to a large extent, this is a valid assumption because most students have been reading the Qur’an since childhood.

But not all students are Muslim and have been reading since childhood. Moreover, when learning the Qur’an as a child, most Muslim children were not taught in a correct manner. It is vitally important to learn reading and writing skills even if you already read the Qur’an.
Here we have given you just a basic crash course on the Arabic alphabet and reading/writing to get you started.

You are highly encouraged to take a course on Arabic script. Remember, even if you read the
Qur’an or even if you are an Arab, if your goal is to understand the Qur’an then you need the most advanced Arabic. And reading, writing and the alphabet are no exception... you need to relearn these things the right way.

Start the best journey in your life now with Quran & Arabic
To take the Arabic alphabet course, visit Firdaws Academy

Thank you very much in advance. 

Course link : https://www.udemy.com/improve-your-a...arn/v4/content

Do I have to improve my English first before starting?

Or to start and enjoy this passion (to teach Arabic to people) to improve my English? will people be flexible with my mistakes?

Thank you in advance

So I thought an alternative. Here's my idea:
I saw an paid course offers 400 words and 10 grammatical rules. Which will cover almost 80% of Quranic Arabic. SO if anyone can give me this kind of short list of words and grammatical rules then i'll Try Online translator and local scholars. with the help of them I can understand the words and then The Quran InshaAllah.

I know how to write my name ÃÇØãÉ, although Im not sure I start and end the letters the right way LOL So could you please write it in the correct order... also I have no idea really how to write ãÌÇåÃÉ. Of course I know how to spell them and I can always copy them down nicely, but I know I dont write them how your supposed to.

:D Amu for taking the time to do this! :D

www.madinah-institute.com/page/arabic-alphabet

Let us call this Lesson One

The aim of these lessons is to help understand the basic Arabic language in order to quickly begin to enter the Qur'aan inshaa allaah. The Qur'aan is as vast as the whole creation and beyond so it does not mean that if one knows the entire Arabic language then one automatically will understand the whole of the Qur'aan. The Qur'aan contains dimensions of knowledge.

There are two verses of the Qur'aan that I have been studying now for about thirty years and I have not yet succeeded in giving it a satisfactory translation. I am wring a book about those two verses that could amount to almost a thousand pages. It is called The Qur'aan Cosmological Model (I have made a thread about it in this forum). Many scholars have sat in its company and they were all amazed at it. Even the world famous Muslim scholar Shaykh Ahmad Deedat was astounded at it when he first sat in a lecture back in 1993. He called it the greatest thing he came across in all his life. Before he died he conferred upon me his kufiyyah (religious cap that he always wore). It was the first time that he conferred it upon any one. May the mercy of ALLAAH be upon Shaykh Ahmad Deedat.

These lessons resulted out of a discussion between aburaihan and me. Hopefully he will continue from here to greater heights and institutions inshaa allaah. Whoever wish to join will add to all of us rising higher in our knowledge inshaa allaah.

Let us begin. Read carefully what is written on the following diagram Ar.001: The Parts of Speech

In the next part of the lesson we shall study some vocabulary (words of the language) inshaa Allah. Ask if you need to know anything or confirm to continue.

Download LilMuslim Arabic Alphabet Android App for Muslim Kids

Features

The app starts by displaying a house with the word ‘enter’ on its creaking door. Upon tapping it, you are taken to a screen where you choose between three different levels upon swiping across the screen. At first, you are only able to access the 1^st level and the later levels are unlocked as you progress in the game. The aim in all the levels is the same: to identify the Arabic alphabets but the environment changes.

First level

The first level is very simple and easy. A little cute creature appears on the screen which asks you to spot a
certain alphabet. The required alphabet also appears next to it. This way, it becomes very easy as the child just has to match it to the ones on the balloons. Above it, there are balloons dangling around and one of them contains the alphabet that it wants you to find. You have to burst the right balloon by tapping on it.  

Second level

After clearing the first level, you can play the second level and in this level you are given a hint for the alphabet that you have to find. You have to then select that alphabet by tapping on it. In this level, the alphabets appear to revolve on a wheel. Hence, this game is also a great tool for the hand to eye coordination.

Third level

At third level, you have to find the alphabets hidden in a park and you are given no hint for the alphabet. The child has to inspect the park closely and tap the respective ones that he has to find.
 

Lilmuslim is a greatly helpful app as learning Arabic is the first step towards learning the Holy Quran. It is especially helpful for those parents who sometimes don’t get the time to play with their children, they can now give a smartphone to their children and they will be amused till the game ends.

god

إِلَهٌ

my
god

إِلَهِي

oh

يَا

you (are)

أَنْتَ

lord

 رَبٌّ

my
lord

 رَبِّي

all

كُلُّ

good

خَيْرٌ

form you

مِنْكَ

praise

حَمْدٌ

for you

لَكَ

my love

حُبِّي

I've come to know that it means "Verily Allah speaks the truth" but what does Sadaqa mean? Sadaqallah? Azeem? and how do they work together.

Thank you.

Another word by word translation is someone would please take some time to explain:

Labbaik Allah humma labbaik - O my Lord, here I am at Your service, here I am.
Labbaik la sharika laka labbaik - There is no partner with You here I am.
Innal hamda - Truly the praise
Wan-ni'mata - and the provisions are Yours,
Laka walmulk - and so is the dominion and sovereignty.
Laa sharika lak. - There is no partner with You.

What does "labbaik" mean? "Here I am"?

If labbaik means "here I am", then the second line Labbaik la sharika laka labbaik should mean "Here I am, There is no partner with You, here I am."

"Allah Humma" means "I'm at your service"?

Please explain. Thanks.

I only recently learnt most of the rules for reciting the quran but not all. I have a quick question about this verse. Why is the lam not pronounced? It seems like when I listen to it it goes straight to the da like wadduha instead of waldduha

وَالضُّحَىٰ