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Tools for learning Arabic on your own: apps, websites, dictionaries and reference tools, each checked against its official site or app-store listing. Each shows its level, the language it explains in, whether it is free, and the devices it runs on.
This section lists Modern Standard and Quranic Arabic only, as the whole site does: anything that also teaches colloquial dialects is left out. Prices are not given — only whether something is free or paid — because they change; the official site has them.
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Al Jazeera Media Network
Lessons built on real news, media articles and literary texts across seven levels, with grammar lessons, a placement test and an Ask-the-Teacher form.
Madinah Arabic
A long-known site of free reading and grammar lessons for self-starters, also offering paid one-to-one lessons in Arabic, Qur'an and tajweed.
Michigan State University (Sadam Issa and Ayman Mohamed)
A free university open textbook for first-semester Arabic with audio, self-check quizzes and six themed units; usable for self-study.
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