The Arabic alphabet is full of charm — and one of its sweetest letters is Seen (س). It’s soft, smooth, and similar to the English “S” sound.
In this friendly guide, you’ll learn:
- How to pronounce س
- How to write it in all positions (beginning, middle, end)
- What words use Seen
- Free worksheet (PDF) to trace, write, and build confidence!
- Fun examples to remember it
- How IQRA Network helps learners like you master Arabic — one letter at a time!
What Is the Letter Seen (س)?
The Arabic letter Seen is the twelfth letter in the Arabic alphabet. It makes the sound /s/ like the “s” in “sun” or “smile.”
It’s a light, easy letter — perfect for beginners!
How to Pronounce Seen (س)
Place your tongue near your upper teeth and push the air out gently. It’s unvoiced, which means your vocal cords don’t vibrate when you say it.
Try it now:
س… سَ… سُ… سِ
Notice how soft and clear it sounds? That’s the beauty of Seen!
How to Write the Letter Seen in Arabic
Like all Arabic letters, Seen connects differently depending on its position in a word.
Here’s how it looks in different positions:
Position | Form | Example | Word Meaning |
---|---|---|---|
Isolated | س | سـمك | Samak – Fish |
Beginning | سـ | سـيارة | Sayyarah – Car |
Middle | ـسـ | مدرسة | Madrasa – School |
End | ـس | جرس | Jaras – Bell |
Seen has three teeth when written, which helps you recognize it.
Want to practice writing the letter Seen (س) on paper?
👉 Download your free worksheet here (PDF/Image) to trace, write, and build confidence!
Print it out and let your hand get used to the beautiful shape of س.
Examples of Arabic Words With Seen (س)
Here are some fun and useful Arabic words that include س:
- سَعيد – Saeed – Happy
- سِتارة – Sitara – Curtain
- سوق – Souq – Market
- رَسَمَ – Rasama – He drew
- نَسيم – Naseem – Breeze
Practice reading them slowly — you’ll notice how natural س becomes with repetition.
Tracing and Practicing the Letter Seen
Start by writing the isolated form of س several times:
س س س س س
Then try writing it in real words like:
سَمَك – Fish
سَبُورة – board
كُرْسِي – chair
The more you write, the more confident you’ll feel.
Seen vs. Other Similar Letters
It’s easy to mix up Arabic letters at first. Here’s how Seen (س) stands out:
- Seen (س) has no dots
- Sheen (ش) looks similar but has three dots above
- Sad (ص) is heavier and sounds stronger in the throat
Remember: Seen is soft and dotless — think “smile” to keep it in mind.
How IQRA Network Teaches the Arabic Alphabet
At IQRA Network, we make learning Arabic letters feel natural and fun.
Our method includes:
- One-on-one guidance with certified teachers
- Visual aids and pronunciation games
- Interactive repetition to make each letter stick
- A complete Arabic curriculum for beginners to advanced learners
We focus on both accuracy and confidence. So whether you’re learning Seen or the entire alphabet, we support you at every step.
Join Thousands of Arabic Learners Around the World
Thousands of learners — kids, teens, and adults — have mastered the Arabic alphabet with IQRA. We make it simple, supportive, and super effective.
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Final Tip: Don’t Rush It — Letters Are Like Friends
Arabic letters are like new friends — you meet them one by one, spend time with them, and soon enough, they’re part of your life.
So take your time with Seen (س). Write it, say it, listen to it, and smile when you recognize it in words. You’re doing great — and we’re here to guide you.
Learn Arabic Alphabet: A Step-by-Step Online Guide to Mastering Arabic Letters with IQRA Network
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