⌨️ Experiment Four: Arabic Typing Speed Test

Most typing tests are in English, and Arabic is genuinely different: letters join up, hamzas and taa marbuta matter, and the Arabic keyboard has its own rhythm.

The sentences here are deliberately in literary Arabic — not simplified, not colloquial. This is a challenge, not a beginner drill: it is dense with the different hamza forms that fast typists get wrong most often. The timer starts on your first keystroke rather than before it, and letters colour as you go: green for correct, red for wrong.

Your score is saved in your browser alone — no account, no server — so you're competing with yourself.