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Arabic verbs Group 1: Daily Routine (Acts of Movement and Activity)
The student learns some important motor skills that they use in their daily life in a simple and easy way, with clear reading even for those who do not know Arabic well, thanks to the use of transliteration. You can listen carefully by scanning the QR code.
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Arabic, Reading, Speaking & Listening
Assalam Aleykum (Choir/Karaoke Version)
This is the choir/karaoke version of Assalam Aleykum, an original song introducing the Muslim Greeting by world music children’s artist, DARIA. The greeting, Assalam Aleykum, means “Peace Be Upon You" and the song also consists of lyrics in English that add to the message of tolerance, understanding and peace. This song is a wonderful, positive way to begin discussions about world religions, tolerance, Islam and Islamaphobia. Here’s where you can find: Assalam Aleykum - Song and Lyric Sheet
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Arabic, Music, Vocal Music
Also included in: Assalam Aleykum Song Bundle For Chorus, Choir or Classroom Singing
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