Arabic handwriting recognition presents a unique challenge due to the inherent intricacies of the script, including its cursive nature, overlapping characters, and significant variability in ...

Following Sept. 11, 2001, political analysts observed that more American scholars and students should study Arabic. But the lack of digital tools to access Arabic documents on the Web puts those who ...

Ilyas M. Zeshan's new book, 'The Laws of Handwriting Analysis in Arabic, Urdu, and Persian' (published by Archway Publishing), relies upon his more than 30 years of experience studying graphology ...

Researchers at Ben-Gurion University (BGU) have developed a recognition program that identifies Arabic handwriting in real time.

The text in Arabic reads “Sudanese Language,” but is written the wrong way and with script that makes Arabic speakers raise an eyebrow or two.