grammatic's miracle of the qur'an as a new topic has been studied in this paper. this miracle means that there are the words and phrases in the quran having two or more grammatic states in point of viow of scholars in arabic literature. so that, firstly, all the aspects of sense are accepted and seem reasonable and acceptable and secondly, in light of these states, different meanings ...

This study examines the effectiveness of audio-visual media on Arabic language skills fifth grade students MI Muhammadiyah Gembuk 1. used quasi-experimental with a quantitative approach using three requirements, namely controlling, manipulating, and observing activities. The research activity was carried out in class V 1, sample 10 students. conducted from February to March 2022. results showed...

We propose a set of techniques for extracting a new standard benchmark database for Arabic handwritten scripts. Thresholding, filtering, and skew detection/correction techniques are developed as a pre-processing step of the database. Local minima and maxima using horizontal and vertical histogram are implemented for extracting the script elements of the database. Elements of the database contai...

To date, there are no fully automated systems addressing the community’s need for fundamental language processing tools for Arabic text. In this paper, we present a Support Vector Machine (SVM) based approach to automatically tokenize (segmenting off clitics), part-ofspeech (POS) tag and annotate base phrases (BPs) in Arabic text. We adapt highly accurate tools that have been developed for Engl...

Stemming is the process of reducing words to their stems or roots. Due to the morphological richness and complexity of the Arabic language, stemming is an essential part of most Natural Language Processing (NLP) tasks for this language. In this paper, we study the impact of different stemming approaches on the Named Entity Recognition (NER) task for Arabic and explore the merits, limitations an...

This paper presents a new technique of high accuracy to recognize both typewritten and handwritten English and Arabic texts without thinning. After segmenting the text into lines (horizontal segmentation) and the lines into words, it separates the word into its letters. Separating a text line (row) into words and a word into letters is performed by using the region growing technique (implicit s...

The Columbia Arabic Treebank (CATiB) is a database of syntactic analyses of Arabic sentences. CATiB contrasts with previous approaches to Arabic treebanking in its emphasis on speed with some constraints on linguistic richness. Two basic ideas inspire the CATiB approach: no annotation of redundant information and using representations and terminology inspired by traditional Arabic syntax. We de...

The Arabic language has far richer systems of inflection and derivation than English which has very little morphology. This morphology difference causes a large gap between the vocabulary sizes in any given parallel training corpus. Segmentation of inflected Arabic words is a way to smooth its highly morphological nature. In this paper, we describe some statistically and linguistically motivate...

The first part of this paper describes the BBN system that participated in the 2004 broadcast news (BN) evaluation for Arabic. The complete system description is given together with experimental results on the 2004 development, and evaluation sets. Previous Arabic speech recognition at BBN used grapheme models due to the lack of short vowel information in the acoustic transcriptions. In the sec...