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A visitor to the UAE is trying to promote a new computer language he developed to identify Arabic as a programming language. A visitor to the UAE is trying to promote a new computer language he ...

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Linguists are working to create a single Arabic script that can be used online, uniting the various dialects of the language so that it can be understood in computer coding. With technology now found ...

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Every month or so, computer scientist Ramsey Nasser gets a desperate email from the Arabic world, or sometimes China, or Russia, asking for his help. They want to know more about Qlb — pronounced ...