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.
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.
Reverso
Shows words and phrases translated inside real bilingual sentences, with flashcards and quizzes built from your own searches.
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.
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.
Arabic Waw establishment for information technology
An iPad-first app for Arabic calligraphy: the history and rules of the scripts, tracing over master calligraphers' strokes, and a daily practice log.
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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