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Aliph
Which kind of writing is this? I am reading by myself some short stories for Arabic learners. They are easy but there is this kind of script that consists in piling up several consonants. Sometimes I cannot decipher the riddle. Are there some kind of rules? How is this kind of script called? I am posting it in the notebook since otherwise I am not able to upload a picture. Thanks for reading it.

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لا مشكلة. لا مشكلة. يمكنهم أن يعملوا بالمكان الذي يختارونه. أهم شيء في رأيي هو حرية الشعب في الاختيار. من يعمل في المكان الذي يختاره يعمل بطريقة أفضل. لماذا لا يعمل في مدارسي خريجوا الجامعات الجدد الذين لا يجدون عملاً مدة طويلة بدلاً من البقاء في بيوتهم أو اللعب  في الشوارع أو النوم ليلاً ونهارًا؟

معظم خِرِّيجي الجامعات لا يختارون العمل بالمدارس لأننا ندفع لهم نقودًا قليلة فقط لا تكفي شيئًا.

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هذا نوع من الخط العربي يا أليف،  وليس له علاقة بالقواعد أو أي شيء آخر.
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Since it written in purpose of learning Arabic language the style should be simple so it's the writer wrong. As for native speakers it's look nice and beautiful. My advice to make reading process easier for you, whenever you see points know that they represent the first letter so you will don't need to think of their order. I will rewrite it again for you in my next comment.

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I believe this is a style of handwriting. For some reason, the publisher of that material chose to present the script in the handwritten style. Personally, I find it much harder to read.
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Well it seems all obvious to everybody. The purpose of writing is that another person can read the text. Fortunately there are people like Hala who admit that even natives can struggle with those kind of writing. I was hoping that there was a rule and that I do not have to guess. Kareem says that there is no rule. Meryem says it’s artistic. NaDa the problem is understanding, deciphering the script. Take the exemple in the picture for “naharan” at night, The Nun is written like a K. Happy studying to everybody. English isn’t easy either. شكرًا جزيلا

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