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Category: Islamic Languages

Digital Printing of Arabic: Mushaf Qatar
Islamic Languages, Islamic Studies, Online Resources

Digital Printing of Arabic: Mushaf Qatar

After having defined the problem, and having seen a solution, let us now familiarize ourselves with a bad example. Much … Continue reading Digital Printing of Arabic: Mushaf Qatar

Digital Printing of Arabic: Mushaf Muscat
Islamic Languages, Islamic Studies, Online Resources

Digital Printing of Arabic: Mushaf Muscat

In this series, we will consider how Arabic is and could be represented in a digital world. Our first, and … Continue reading Digital Printing of Arabic: Mushaf Muscat

Digital Printing of Arabic: explaining the problem
Islamic Languages, Islamic Studies

Digital Printing of Arabic: explaining the problem

Representing Arabic script on a computer has been problematic from the very beginning. In this series, we shall explore some … Continue reading Digital Printing of Arabic: explaining the problem

Improved Keyboard Layout for Mac!
Islamic Languages, Islamic Studies, Software

Improved Keyboard Layout for Mac!

The Digital Orientalist presents… a new way of painlessly typing Arabic on a Mac! After the success of the keyboard … Continue reading Improved Keyboard Layout for Mac!

Typing and transliterating Arabic: an online solution
Islamic Languages, Islamic Studies

Typing and transliterating Arabic: an online solution

Fuzzy Arabic Dictionary allows you to simply type the Arabic word you want in an over-simple form in Latin script, and it … Continue reading Typing and transliterating Arabic: an online solution

The Digital Orientalist’s Keyboard Layouts (Windows and Mac)
Islamic Languages, Islamic Studies

The Digital Orientalist’s Keyboard Layouts (Windows and Mac)

Typing or transliterating Arabic on a PC has been a bane for decades. I am happy to share with you keyboard layouts … Continue reading The Digital Orientalist’s Keyboard Layouts (Windows and Mac)

Aratools Arabic-English Dictionary
Islamic Languages, Islamic Studies, Online Resources

Aratools Arabic-English Dictionary

One nifty digital dictionary for Arabic-English and English-Arabic is provided by Aratools, at http://www.aratools.com You can use it for free online, … Continue reading Aratools Arabic-English Dictionary

Lane’s Lexicon Online
Islamic Languages, Islamic Studies, Online Resources

Lane’s Lexicon Online

Lane’s Arabic – English Lexicon, has been unequaled since 1863, despite the fact that it only runs to qāf. Roots that … Continue reading Lane’s Lexicon Online

When even the experts fail
Islamic Languages, Islamic Studies

When even the experts fail

The University of Leiden is celebrating 400 years of Arabic Studies. As part of their celebrations, the invitation below was … Continue reading When even the experts fail

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