Observed arrival · 2026-11-11
Qalam Rush: Arabic grammar, island by island
An app that turns Fouad Ni’ma’s Arabic grammar text into short lessons, quizzes, and games across twelve islands, in English and Malay.
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- Arabic grammar learners using Fouad Ni’ma’s text
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The described practice modes ask learners to assign grammatical roles, complete word-form tables, identify root letters, and repair weak-word forms. The site says wrong answers do not cost lives and can be retried, while the Souk uses earned dinars for hints, streak shields, and mascot clothing; it says those dinars are not sold for money. The homepage also displays unfilled testimonial placeholders.
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