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Tools that serve Arabic in one of its parts rather than teach it: dictionaries and corpora, word-by-word Quran readers, writing, calligraphy, vowelling and typing tools, and aids for memorising and conjugation. Each was checked against its official site or app-store listing.
These are tools, not courses: learners, teachers and researchers use them alongside their study. Anything whose aim is to teach Arabic is under «Apps and websites». Prices are not given — only free or paid.
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Taha Zerrouki
Paste unvowelled Arabic and it adds the short-vowel marks, which helps learners read difficult text; the vowelling is automatic, so it should be checked rather than trusted.
Badri Badar Alhamdani
Teaches everyday Ruq'ah and Naskh handwriting letter by letter, with animated strokes and tracing feedback, then words, sentences and joins; you can also type your own text to practise.
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