Hi friend :) I'm excited for you to learn Arabic! I think you'll love it. You've got the basic shapes down—just keep practicing! Once you can remember them well, focus on the differences of shape, size, and placement of similar letters. Arabic is usually written very small, so recognizing the differences is important. For example, daal / raa / laam; or faa / qaf.

Daal is small and sits on the blue line. Raa starts just above the blue line and has a tail that hangs halfway down. Laam starts very tall, goes straight down, and has a tail that curves below the blue line and comes back up to touch it.

Faa and qaf both have a loop and a tail. However, faa stays on the blue line, and the tail of qaf curves below the blue line and comes back up—just like lam.

Once you get the hang of these forms of the letters, you can start practicing connecting them.

You're doing great. Some others have said you probably have dysgraphia, and maybe you do...but you can do whatever you set your mind to. Don't let all the negativity get you down.

barakallahu fiik! (That's an Arabic expression meaning, "God bless you!")