Using Parallel Corpora in Developing Arabic Computing

The concept of Arabic computing is no longer based on its alphabet programming; Arabic language has already advanced in this context. The issue, nowadays, is on familiarizing the computer with Arabic denotations in various contexts, attempting to generate them in the appropriate language structure. Doing so, this study proposes a contextual method benefitting of parallel corpora provided by lingual and translational contexts. This study has, practically, examined the effectiveness of this comparable parallelism between both texts' contexts to familiarize the computer software with the Arabic processing of general and specialized contexts. After examining some practical examples, clear-cut differences emerged between applying and non-applying translation software of this contextual method. This study concludes by supporting the contextual method as an adoptable mechanism in developing Arabic computing.