Adding Arabic Language Support

[FaresAyadi055]

Hi, I’m a software engineering student taking a global software development course, and I’m planning to contribute to this great project. I noticed the opportunity to add modern standard Arabic (MSA) language support and would love to take this on.

Arabic is my native language, so I can help ensure the translations are accurate , alongside handling the technical side (i18n setup, RTL considerations, etc.). My intention is to treat this as a focused, meaningful contribution rather than a one-off change.

Before starting, I wanted to check whether this aligns with the project’s goals and if you’d be open to me working on it, I’ll also be documenting my contributions here as part of my coursework.. I’m happy to discuss the details.

[mattqdev]

Hey, your idea is fantastic!

The globalization of this site fits perfectly with the project's goals. However, I ask you not to remove the automatic translation system that already exists with Google Translate.

This because until we hand-translate all the strings for the major languages ​​I don't want to try the translation site.

Anyway, I'm glad you appreciate this project and I think your contribution to the Arabic language can help many people like you.

[FaresAyadi055]

Understood, I will add Arabic to the existing automatic translation and work on the hand translation, I will also leave the necessary hooks/structure in place for future implementation, I'm also fluent in English and French and a little German, I can work on them too.
Sorry for the Late response I'm working on multiple projects

[mattqdev]

Thank you so much for this, no problem for late replies, me too usually I respond a bit later lol

[FaresAyadi055]

I would like to also inform you that maybe one or two of my classmate may join in to help me in the hand translation, and they are also fluent in multiple languages

[mattqdev]

Yeah sure would be so awesome!

[mattqdev]

Anyway I strongly recommend to you to join our Discord server, with you and your friends, so we can organise better. Usually we don't use github discussions lol.

You can find it on the website and on the README.md