Correction. The title says “English alphabets” but actually it should be “Roman alphabets”.
Roman alphabets, like many other languages, go in one sequence of letters.
A, B, C, …, Z.
But I think most of us are aware that Arabic has two sequences.
One is the commonly used one, called *hija’i *
ا ب ت ث ج ح خ د ذ ر ز س ش ص ض ط ظ ع غ ف ق ک ل م ن و ہ ی
The second sequence of letters in Arabic is called abjadi order.
It goes like this:
ا ب ج د ھ و ز ح ط ی ک ل م ن س ع ف ص ق ر ش ت ث خ ذ ض ظ غ
This is vocalized as:
ا ب ج د (abjad), ھ و ز (hawwaz), ح ط ی (hutti), ک ل م ن(kalaman), س ع ف ص (sa’fas), ق ر ش ت (qarashat), ث خ ذ (thakhaz), ض ظ غ (dadhagh)
While keeping the abjadi order shown above, take a look at Roman alphabets.
You will realize that it is also based on abjadi order!
ا ب ج د = ابجد= A B C D
ک ل م ن = کلمن = K L M N
ق ر ش ت = قرشت = Q R S T
I bet you never looked at the Roman alphabets from that angle. Interesting, isn’t it?