Saudi Arabia 22 · Egypt 8 · Jordan 6 · Morocco 6 · Algeria 5 · Tunisia 4 · UAE 3 · Türkiye 2 · Malaysia 2 · United States 2
The organiser fills in a fixed table: participation categories in the rows, where the participant comes from in the columns, then add-ons. Anything left empty is never shown to visitors.
| From inside the country | From abroad | |
|---|---|---|
| Presenting a paper | 500 SAR | 800 SAR |
| Attending only | 200 SAR | 300 SAR |
Presenting a paper — inside the country, early bird: 400 SAR
ended 21 October 2026
An early-bird price stays visible, struck through, after it closes — so visitors can see it was real. Participants pick their category and add-ons, see the total, then upload their payment receipt.
| Name | Country | Role | Status | Attendance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mohammed Nasser | Saudi Arabia | Presenting | Accepted | ✓ ✓ |
| Sarah Rashid | Saudi Arabia | Presenting | Accepted | ✓ ✓ |
| Hassan Saleh | Saudi Arabia | Presenting | Accepted | ✓ ✓ |
| Khalid Othman | Saudi Arabia | Presenting | Accepted | ✓ ✓ |
| Asmaa Zaid | Saudi Arabia | Presenting | Accepted | — — |
| Maryam Suleiman | Saudi Arabia | Presenting | Accepted | ✓ — |
| Ibrahim Hamad | Saudi Arabia | Presenting | Accepted | ✓ ✓ |
| Ahmed Saeed | Saudi Arabia | Presenting | Accepted | ✓ ✓ |
| Layla Jamal | Saudi Arabia | Presenting | Accepted | ✓ ✓ |
| Fatima Ali | Saudi Arabia | Presenting | Accepted | ✓ ✓ |
| Omar Mansour | Saudi Arabia | Presenting | Accepted | ✓ ✓ |
| Abdullah Bakr | Saudi Arabia | Presenting | Accepted | ✓ — |
| Hind Nasser | Saudi Arabia | Presenting | Accepted | ✓ ✓ |
| Noura Rashid | Saudi Arabia | Presenting | Accepted | — — |
| Yousef Saleh | Saudi Arabia | Presenting | Accepted | ✓ ✓ |
and 45 more
| # | Paper | Author | Reviewers | Scores | Decision |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Automatic diacritisation tools measured on classical texts | Mohammed Nasser | Saleh Mahmoud، Adel Yousef | 4/5 · 5/5 | Accepted |
| 2 | Arabic corpora and their effect on the modern dictionary | Sarah Rashid | Muna Abdulrahman، Rana Ibrahim | 5/5 · 4/5 | Accepted |
| 3 | Teaching i‘rab through digital games: a classroom trial | Hassan Saleh | Adel Yousef، Tariq Ahmed | 3/5 · 4/5 | Accepted with revisions |
| 4 | Writing errors of Arabic learners on online platforms | Khalid Othman | Rana Ibrahim، Haifa Omar | 3/5 · 2/5 | Declined |
| 5 | Artificial intelligence in marking Arabic essays | Asmaa Zaid | Tariq Ahmed، Saleh Mahmoud | 4/5 · 4/5 | Accepted |
| 6 | The language of social media between Fusha and dialect | Maryam Suleiman | Haifa Omar، Muna Abdulrahman | 5/5 · 5/5 | Accepted |
| 7 | Linguistic terminology in machine translation
The author’s name appears inside the paper — blind review will not hide it. Ask for a copy without it. |
Ibrahim Hamad | Saleh Mahmoud، Adel Yousef | 4/5 · 3/5 | Accepted with revisions |
| 8 | Reading Arabic manuscripts with OCR: limits and prospects
The two reviewers disagreed (5/5 and 1/5), so the paper went to a third, who gave it 2/5 and settled it. |
Ahmed Saeed | Muna Abdulrahman، Rana Ibrahim، Haifa Omar | 5/5 · 1/5 · 2/5 | Declined |
| 9 | Spelling on phone keyboards | Layla Jamal | Adel Yousef، Tariq Ahmed | 4/5 · 5/5 | Accepted |
| 10 | The digital discourse of educational institutions | Fatima Ali | Rana Ibrahim، Haifa Omar | 3/5 · 3/5 | Accepted with revisions |
| 11 | Electronic pocket dictionaries: a comparative study | Omar Mansour | Tariq Ahmed، Saleh Mahmoud | 5/5 · 4/5 | Accepted |
| 12 | Rhetoric in digital advertising | Abdullah Bakr | Haifa Omar، Muna Abdulrahman | 2/5 · 2/5 | Declined |
| 13 | Teaching Arabic to non-native speakers remotely after the pandemic | Hind Nasser | Saleh Mahmoud، Adel Yousef | 4/5 · 4/5 | Accepted |
| 14 | Loanwords in young people’s language online | Noura Rashid | Muna Abdulrahman، Rana Ibrahim | 3/5 · 4/5 | Accepted with revisions |
| 15 | Sentiment analysis of Arabic texts | Yousef Saleh | Adel Yousef، Tariq Ahmed | 5/5 · 5/5 | Accepted |
| 16 | Computational phonetics and teaching pronunciation | Mohammed Othman | Rana Ibrahim، Haifa Omar | 4/5 · 3/5 | Accepted with revisions |
| 17 | Arabic content in open encyclopaedias | Sarah Zaid | Tariq Ahmed، Saleh Mahmoud | 3/5 · 3/5 | Accepted with revisions |
| 18 | Evaluating Arabic-learning apps for children | Hassan Suleiman | Haifa Omar، Muna Abdulrahman | 4/5 | Under review |
| 19 | Literary translation between machine and human | Khalid Hamad | Saleh Mahmoud، Adel Yousef | 5/5 | Under review |
| 20 | Computational grammar: parsing rules in code | Asmaa Saeed | Muna Abdulrahman، Rana Ibrahim | Under review |
One click: 2 reviewers per paper, no reviewer above 8 papers, the least-loaded first, and never the same reviewer twice on one paper. When the two disagree, the organiser sends the paper to a third — as with paper 8. This is what each reviewer carries:
Saleh Mahmoud: 7 Adel Yousef: 7 Muna Abdulrahman: 7 Rana Ibrahim: 7 Haifa Omar: 7 Tariq Ahmed: 6
Review is blind: the paper reaches the reviewer under a neutral name and without its file properties. If authors type their name inside the paper, the site warns the organiser in red — as on paper 7.
This is the very sheet an organiser prints from their own event: a board for each session door, a tent card for each speaker that folds on the dotted line so both faces read upright, and name badges ten to a sheet. All of it is made from the session programme — nothing typed by hand.
The organiser scans the entry pass with a phone at the door: the first scan checks the person in, a second scan the same day checks them out. For anyone without a phone there is a button on the attendance list.
Will receive a certificate: 46
Certificates go to those who attended under a rule the organiser picks (one day, half the days or all of them), reach each participant by email, and each carries a code anyone can verify.
52 certificates ready · DEMO-2026
Open the demo certificatemessage registrants, download every list to Excel, publish a sponsors page, run a waiting list when seats fill, and add co-organisers with limited permissions.
One page, printed or saved as PDF, for the dean or the sponsor after the conference. Figures, never names — no participant’s name and no unpublished paper title leaves with it.
10 countries, led by: Saudi Arabia 22 · Egypt 8 · Jordan 6 · Morocco 6 · Algeria 5
It also carries the poll results, the sponsors, and how many times the event page was viewed.