Motquan" The Illustrated School dictionary (Arabic-English)

This dictionary depends on words in their singular form, instead of their masdar form. The verb comes before the noun and the adjective, especially when the letters are similar. Each hamza is considered an alif no matter what shape it takes in the word. Verbs are listed in their past tense form. Adjectives are listed in the masculine form, except for those that necessarily must be listed in their feminine form.

Summary - This dictionary makes words easy to find—nouns can be found under their singular form, verbs under their past tense form, and adjectives under their masculine form. Each hamza is listed under alif, no matter its form.