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Artificial intelligence (ذَكاء اصْطِناعيّ) can also help in learning Arabic.

Elderly man with white beard and flat cap in a suit and tie, shown against a decorative patterned backdrop with Arabic lettering and the words "Al Ghanl Azzahir" visible.
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Remembering the Architect of Words: The Legacy of Dr. Abdul Ghani Abu Al-Azm

Behind the Arabic words you search for on almaany.com or your favorite dictionary app often lies the lifelong devotion of a single scholar. In March 2026, we bid farewell to Dr. Abdul Ghani Abu Al-Azm (الدكتور عبد الغني أبو العزم), the creator of Al-Ghani Al-Zaher — the unseen bridge connecting the depth of classical Arabic with the pulse of the modern world.
Text discussing the concept of risk, deriving its linguistic roots from the Arabic word Rizq and Classical Greek, explaining that Rizq means sustenance attributable to God and suggesting that the term risk should be more inclusive and replaced with Rizq in the context of Muslim consumer behavior.
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Rizq or Qzir?

A simple Arabic error in a scientific journal highlights a delightful irony: It's a mistake an AI would never make.