Public beta
Making Arabic easy to learn — and a joy to use
i3rbli is a platform dedicated to making learning and using the Arabic language an easy, straightforward journey: the first model of its kind trained to generate the iʿrāb of Arabic sentences word by word, and research & consulting services that support Arabic-language research with AI.
What we offer
Apps for learners, and expertise for researchers — all in service of Arabic.
i3rbli-chat Beta
Talk to the first model trained to generate the iʿrāb of a sentence: paste it, and get the full analysis back — every word, its role, and its case mark.
Learn more →i3rbli-tarkeeb Beta
Enter a sentence and its iʿrāb, and get the syntax tree drawn: agent–dependent relations in an interactive diagram you can download and share.
Learn more →i3rbli-learn For schools
Adaptive Arabic grammar practice for grades 5–12: an auto-graded exercise bank with provable answer keys, six competency bands, and a teacher dashboard that names the exact misconception.
Learn more →Research & consulting In design
We support researchers, students, and organizations with Arabic-language research — from consulting to hands-on delivery — using AI and modern language-processing methods.
Learn more →Why i3rbli?
Three principles behind everything we build.
Arabic-first
We build for Arabic from the ground up — interfaces, tools, and models — not as an afterthought translation of a foreign product.
Clarity above all
The grammar is complexity enough; we don't add more on top. One idea per screen, in plain language.
Grounded in research
Our work stands on published academic research in Arabic natural language processing — not guesswork.
From research to product
i3rbli grew out of academic research on deep learning for Arabic text processing, carried out and published by its founder during his studies at Princess Sumaya University for Technology.
Thesis · 2025
Using Deep Learning for Segmentation and Parsing of Arabic Texts: An Integrated Approach
استخدام التعلّم العميق في تجزئة وإعراب النصوص العربية: نهجٌ متكامل
Working on Arabic-language research?
We'd love to hear from you — questions and ideas are always welcome.