Isis has reportedly created an app to help children learn Arabic – using jihadist songs and pictures of tanks, guns and rockets.. Promoted by the terrorist group’s “Library of Zeal ...

The colorful app, called “Huroof”—or “alphabet”—also includes games and an Arabic alphabet song full of jihadist language. ISIS has released apps in the past, but this is the first one ...

The newer, modified version of the ABC's song we all grew up singing may be hard for parents to grasp, but it's designed to help kids learn better.

When the rousing rendition of the alphabet song finishes, Alhamwi turns her attention to the board beside her. She holds up a small laminated card that features a single Arabic letter.

The first known version of the song was copyrighted in 1835 by the Boston-based music publisher Charles Bradlee, and given the title "The A.B.C." Latest Articles 1 Million Minutes: Pledge your ...

“The app has games for memorizing and how to write the Arabic letters in addition to including a nasheed (a cappella Islamic songs) designed to help teach the alphabet,” Long War Journal notes ...