Copyright

The story books in our library — the classic tales, biographies, and translated literature on the Children's shelf — are drawn from the public-domain Arabic editions generously published by the Hindawi Foundation. Our sincere thanks to Hindawi for its extraordinary work making Arabic literature freely available to every reader; all such works remain under their original public-domain terms, with full credit to the Foundation's editions. Every title can be downloaded free from hindawi.org — what we add is the study layer on top.

We gratefully acknowledge the Syrian Ministry of Education, whose Arabic-language curriculum (2025–26 editions, Grades 2–10) is presented in our library. These books are the Ministry's work and property; they are shown here for educational study, with all rights reserved to the Ministry. The Ministry publishes the full curriculum for free download on its official platform, curricula.moed.gov.sy — our contribution is the study material built on top of each page.

Our thanks to the Palestinian Ministry of Education and Higher Education for the لغتنا الجميلة curriculum (Grades 2–10) presented in our library. These books are the Ministry's work and property; they are shown here for educational study, with all rights reserved to the Ministry. The Ministry's Curriculum Development Center publishes all textbooks for free download at moe.edu.ps (pcdc.edu.ps) — our contribution is the study material built on top of each page.

We gratefully acknowledge the Saudi Ministry of Education for the لغتي and الكفايات اللغوية curricula (1447 editions, Grades 2–10) presented in our library. These books are the Ministry's work and property; they are shown here for educational study, with all rights reserved to the Ministry. The Ministry makes all textbooks freely available through its عين national education portal, ien.edu.sa — our contribution is the study material built on top of each page.

Our thanks to the Egyptian Ministry of Education and Technical Education for the Arabic-language curriculum (2025 editions, Grades 2–9) presented in our library. These books are the Ministry's work and property; they are shown here for educational study, with all rights reserved to the Ministry. The Ministry publishes all student textbooks for free download at studentbooks.moe.gov.eg — our contribution is the study material built on top of each page.

We gratefully acknowledge the Qatari Ministry of Education and Higher Education for the اللغة العربية curriculum (2025–26 editions, Grades 2–10, Term 1) presented in our library. These books are the Ministry's work and property; they are shown here for educational study, with all rights reserved to the Ministry. The Ministry publishes its student textbooks for free download on its official portal, edu.gov.qa — our contribution is the study material built on top of each page.

Our thanks to the Kuwaiti Ministry of Education for the Arabic-language curriculum (2025–26 editions, Grades 2–12, first semester) presented in our library. These books are the Ministry's work and property; they are shown here for educational study, with all rights reserved to the Ministry. The Ministry publishes its student textbooks for free download on its official portal, moe.edu.kw — our contribution is the study material built on top of each page.

The three Madinah Arabic books (دروس اللغة العربية لغير الناطقين بها), with their English keys and exercise solutions, are the work of Dr. V. Abdur Rahim, developed for the Islamic University of Madinah. The series is distributed freely with the author's permission, and we present it in that spirit, with all rights remaining with the author. Our contribution is the study layer built on top of each page.

Al-ʿArabiyyah Bayna Yadayk (العربية بين يديك), by Dr. Abdul Rahman Al-Fawzan and colleagues, is the copyrighted work of the Arabic For All institute (arabicforall.net), and all rights are reserved to them. We do not distribute the books: the pages are not shown on this site, only the study material we built for them. Students who own the course can upload their own copy to study it here.

We gratefully acknowledge the Sheikh Muhammad ibn Salih al-Uthaymeen Charitable Foundation, which makes the Sheikh's commentaries freely available at binothaimeen.net — including Sharh al-Ajurrumiyyah, Sharh Durus al-Balagha, Sharh Thalathat al-Usul, Sharh Kashf al-Shubuhat, al-Qawl al-Mufid, Sharh al-Arbaʿin al-Nawawiyya and Sharh Riyad as-Salihin — and the office of Sheikh Abdul Aziz ibn Baz, which publishes his works freely at binbaz.org.sa, including his explanation of Nawaqid al-Islam. These works remain the property of their rights-holders; they are shown here for educational study, and our contribution is the study material built on top of each page.

The classical texts in our library — Sharh Ibn ʿAqil and Sharh Qatr al-Nada on grammar, al-Tuhfa al-Saniyya, al-Nahw al-Wadih and al-Balagha al-Wadiha by ʿAli al-Jarim and Mustafa Amin, Durus al-Balagha, Jawahir al-Balagha by Ahmad al-Hashimi, Mukhtasar al-Maʿani by al-Taftazani, Qisas al-Anbiya by Ibn Kathir, Riyad as-Salihin by al-Nawawi and Tafsir as-Saʿdi — are in the public domain. Where a printed edition's editorial apparatus is used, credit belongs to its editor, notably Muhammad Muhyi al-Din ʿAbd al-Hamid for Sharh Ibn ʿAqil and Sharh Qatr al-Nada. What we add is the study layer on top.