Should use real letter names, otherwise good – Learn how to read Arabic in 24 hours Review

This app is pretty good. My son is learning to read Arabic with it. Just I feel that the real authentic names to the Arabic letters should be used, not as in this app, the letter is taught as a name from the sound. Like I am teaching him Alif, lam, mim, nun, shin, sin. But app uses "aa, la, ma, na, sha, sa..." Arabic is not my native tongue either, but I am trying to keep it authentic. Also it would be more useful to use Arabic words as examples, and clearly dictate them, spell them and translate them, than just using English words transliterated with Arabic letters. Thanks.
Review by Mohel, Basel, CH on Learn how to read Arabic in 24 hours.