Full Arabic tashkeel
Add harakat and other diacritical marks to make unfamiliar Arabic easier to read accurately.
The Arabic Reading Assistant helps learners work through real Arabic text without stopping every few words. Paste what you want to read, add full tashkeel, hover for quick meanings and reveal an English translation only when you need more context.
No account required to try it. Free daily use is available.
Built for reading comprehension
Use the texts that actually interest you—articles, lessons, classical works, modern prose or study material—and get assistance directly inside the reading experience.
Add harakat and other diacritical marks to make unfamiliar Arabic easier to read accurately.
Check the meaning of individual words without repeatedly leaving the passage to search a dictionary.
Reveal an English translation when you need help understanding the sentence or passage as a whole.
Make Arabic text larger or smaller for more comfortable reading on desktop, tablet or mobile.
Copy the Arabic, translation or other generated reading material when you need it for your notes.
Paste material you actually want to understand instead of being limited to a fixed collection of practice passages.
Learn from meaningful material
Reading practice is easier to sustain when the subject matters to you. The tool is designed so you can bring your own Arabic text—from study notes and articles to classical Islamic books and other formal Arabic—and get help without replacing the act of reading itself.
“The goal is not to remove every difficulty. It is to reduce the interruptions that make you stop reading.”
Arabic Reading Assistant by Deen Apps
Plans
All three plans give you the core reading experience. The main differences are daily usage and the amount of Arabic you can analyze at once.
| Feature | Guest | Free account | Pro |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | Free | $7.99/month |
| Analyses per day | 1 | 3 | 20 |
| Maximum characters per analysis | 500 | 500 | 5,000 |
| Full tashkeel | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Hover word meanings | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| English translation | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Account required | No | Yes | Yes |
Best for trying the tool before creating an account.
Best for lighter daily practice and occasional Arabic reading assistance.
Best for students and regular readers working through longer passages or multiple texts each day.
How it works
Bring a passage from the material you want to study or read.
The assistant adds tashkeel and prepares word-level reading support.
Hover for meanings and reveal the English translation only when it helps.
Arabic students: Use it as a reading-comprehension aid while moving from textbook exercises toward longer authentic texts.
Independent learners: Paste material from articles, lessons or books and get just enough assistance to keep moving through the passage.
Students of Islamic studies: Use the tool alongside Arabic books and study material when unfamiliar vocabulary or missing tashkeel would otherwise interrupt your reading flow.
Anyone rebuilding reading fluency: If you know some Arabic but still lose momentum when looking up words, the assistant is designed to reduce those interruptions.
It is a web-based Arabic reading tool that helps learners work through text using full tashkeel, quick word meanings, optional English translation, adjustable text size and copy tools.
Yes. Guests can try one analysis per day and free accounts receive three analyses per day. Pro increases the allowance to 20 analyses per day and up to 5,000 characters per analysis.
Yes. Adding full tashkeel is one of the tool's main features, helping learners see vowels and other diacritical marks directly in the passage.
Yes. The tool is built around pasting your own Arabic passage so you can practice with material that is meaningful to you.
No. It is intended as a reading aid. The goal is to help you stay engaged with Arabic while still developing the grammar, vocabulary and reading skills needed to become more independent over time.
Paste the text you already want to read and use tashkeel, word meanings and translation as support—not as a replacement for reading.