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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Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies
Traces each Arabic word from its earliest attestation in inscriptions and texts, with dated meanings, a searchable corpus, and entries that can be read aloud.
King Salman Global Academy for Arabic Language
A modern dictionary of contemporary standard Arabic, written for native and non-native readers alike, with examples, synonyms and antonyms, and English equivalents for headwords.
Sharjah Academy of the Arabic Language, with the Union of Arab Language Academies
Traces Arabic words by root from pre-Islamic inscriptions to modern usage, with dated quotations from original sources; a reference for advanced students and readers of classical texts.
Almaany.com
Large multilingual online dictionary: Arabic–Arabic plus Arabic paired with English, French, Spanish, Turkish and more, with example sentences and subject-specific terms.
Searchable online Lane's Arabic–English Lexicon alongside 46 other classical works, including Lisan al-Arab and Taj al-Arus.
Reverso
Shows words and phrases translated inside real bilingual sentences, with flashcards and quizzes built from your own searches.
University of Leeds; maintained by the quran.com team
Word-by-word grammar of the whole Quran: transliteration, English gloss, part of speech and morphology for every word, plus a syntactic treebank.
Quran Foundation
A reading tool rather than a course: tap any word to hear it and see its meaning, which makes it a good daily companion for Quranic vocabulary.
Marwan (open-source project)
Reads the Quran word by word, with audio for each word, transliteration and a detailed morphological breakdown of every word.
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.
Tybaa (أكاديمية الطباعة)
Arabic touch-typing lessons row by row, including the vowel marks, with a speed test and practice texts.
Taha Zerrouki (Arabeyes project)
Open-source conjugator: type a vowelled verb and get past, present, imperative, passive, subjunctive, jussive and emphatic forms; interface is in Arabic.
Ankitects Pty Ltd and open-source contributors
A spaced-repetition flashcard program that shows each card just before you would forget it; learners build their own vocabulary decks with audio and images.
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