Quick guide to the Arabic script (lite)

Due to recent conlanging efforts, I thought a quick guide for this would be proper. All my website pages assume familiarity with Arabic script, but I don't want to spend a TIR page talking about how to read it as that's general, non-TIR-specific knowledge. So this blog seems the most proper place. Contents Overview Letters B, P, T, N I, Y, Ë R, Z, J D, E O, U, Ö, Ü, W Q, F GH X, ZH, CH S, SH A, L K, G, NG M H Handy chart Stroke order Numbers Disclaimer: I haven't been learning Arabic, but Uyghurche instead. Arabic has a few more letter types that Uyghurche doesn't have. It shouldn't be hard to look them up, though, if you already have an idea how the other letters work! This guide would suffice for learning to read Uyghurche text (and of course Bauhinian), which will honestly carry over to quite a few other languages too, like Uzbek, Kazakh, though I think a lot of them use Cyrillic more. That's also worth learning. Also I will teach you to read as in eyes, not mouth. Just reading and…