AI & Digital Humanities
Leveraging LLMs and machine learning for authorship attribution, writing evaluation, and building functional frequency lexicons.
Advancing the field of Arabic studies through computational linguistics, AI-enhanced pedagogy, forensic analysis, and dialectology.
Leveraging LLMs and machine learning for authorship attribution, writing evaluation, and building functional frequency lexicons.
Comprehensive study of heritage learner needs, dual-language perspectives, and assessment challenges for heritage speakers.
Pioneering applied practices in Arabic forensic linguistics, forensic semiotics, and legal discourse analysis.
King Abdulaziz University Press
A comprehensive linguistic analysis from text to meaning construction.
Dar Elnapegha, Egypt, 2022
Co-authored volume on forensic linguistic methodologies in Arabic contexts.
ICESCO, Rabat, 2021
Specialized studies in teaching phonological performance to non-native speakers.
Dar AlnoA’many, 2011
Pedagogical grammar guide designed for diverse student levels.
Al-Shinhaby Publishing, 2010
Early foundational work on digital integration in the Arabic classroom.
In *Employing Artificial Intelligence Applications*, Rabat, Morocco.
In *Arabic as a Heritage Language: Issues and Approaches*, Routledge.
In *Adult Literacy Learners and Social Requirements*, CRSTDLA, Algeria.
In *How Do Our Children Learn Arabic in Diaspora?*, Arab Thought Foundation.
Third International Conference on Interdisciplinary Education, Algeria.
A Case Study of News Anchor Speech. *Al-'Arabiyya*, Vol. 59, Georgetown University Press.
Detecting Elided Words. *Arabic Linguistics*, John Benjamins.
Challenges and Perspectives. Universidad de Orán 2, Algeria.
Maskuk: Modern Arabic Collocations Dictionary (Final review for AUC Press).
Forensic Semiotics: Theoretical Introduction and Applied Models (In review).
Proverb Studies: Sociolinguistic Study of Tlemcen Weavers vs. Egyptian Heritage (2026).
Global AI Survey: Educator Perspectives and Ethical Implications in World Language Classrooms.
Egyptian Dialectology: Variations of the /g/ sound across regional dialects.