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Tao te Ching

老子

1870 ★ 4.3

Robinson Crusoe

Petrus Borel, N. C. Wyeth, Les éditions du Rey et al.

1686 ★ 3.9

Ḥayy ibn Yaqzān

Muhammad ibn Abd al-Malik Ibn Tufayl

1905

First Arabic words

David Melling

2009

Carrie

Stephen King

1975 ★ 4.0

Stepping Stones

Margriet Ruurs

2017

The Arabic language in America =

Aleya Rouchdy

1992

Ayyuhā al-walad

al-Ghazzālī

1951

The survey of western Palestine

Claude Reignier Conder

1881

Arabic practical dictionary

K. Smith, Nicholas Awde

2004

Star Children's Picture Dictionary

Babita Verma, Mrinal Mitra

1997

Points of Contact

Nick Posegay

2021

Count Your Way Through the Arab World

James Haskins, Dana Gustafson

1991

Albanian-English, English-Albanian standard dictionary

Ramazan Hysa

2004

The Arab world handbook

Peters, James (Arabist)

2009

Changing traditions

Monique Bernards, Ahmad Ibn Muhammad Ibn Wallad

1997

Pooh's Little Book of Feng Shui

A. A. Milne

1999

Arabic

Jane Wightwick, Mahmoud Gaafar

2004

The New Field Book of Nature Activities and Hobbies

William Hillcourt

1970

Catalogue of Arabic books in the British Museum

British Museum. Department of Oriental Printed Books and Manuscripts.

1894

A Cultural History Of The Arabic Language

Sharron Gu

2013

Arabic, Islām, and the Allāh lexicon

Luis Alberto Vittor, Barbara Castleton

2006

Business Arabic (Advanced level)

Raji M. Rammuny

2000

501 Arabic verbs

Raymond P. Scheindlin

2007

The theology of al-Ashʻarī

Abū al-Ḥasan ʻAlī ibn Ismāʻīl Ashʻarī

1953

Arabic-English dictionary

William Thomson Wortabet

1888

Everyday Arabic dictionary

HarperCollins (Firm)

2011

Let's learn Arabic

A. Ashiurakis, A. Ashurakis

1984

My first Arabic phrases

Jill Kalz

2012

A reference grammar of Syrian Arabic

Mark W. Cowell

1964

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