Abd al-Rahman al-Hajj Saleh’s linguistic repertoire project, between reality and what is hoped for.

Abstract

The Linguistic Repertoire Project, by its owner, Abdul Rahman Al Haj Saleh, is the first serious attempt to digitize the Arabic language and link it to technology. This is because it is based on the idea of ​​introducing computer programming into teaching the Arabic language in order to keep pace with modernity. Through this project, he also tried to go deeper into talking about his Khalilian theory, which is to subject the Arab linguistic heritage to the requirements of the era represented by programming the Arabic language in computers and developing it. Therefore, this research paper aims to trace the path of the Linguistic Repertoire Project in order to reveal the extent of its application on the ground, and to determine its most important results. Among the findings of the research is that the Arab countries, and Algeria in particular, have made remarkable strides in the field of digitizing the Arabic language. So that she did not spare any effort in this; Rather, it did everything in its power to implement the project and move it forward to catch up with the ranks of developed countries.