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Sole trader operating under his own name. Not entered in the Austrian companies register (Firmenbuch) — for a sole trader of this size registration is not required, so there is no registered company name and no “e.U.” suffix.
Email: kadir.tokel@gmail.com
Media owner and publisher: Kadir Tokel, address as above. Purpose of the business: operating a web and mobile application for learning Modern Standard Arabic. Editorial direction: language learning content; no political, religious or commercial affiliation.
Part of the content on this website is produced with the help of artificial intelligence. The guided course, the reading library and the reference material are written and checked by the operator; word lookups are model-produced and then cross-checked against curated linguistic databases before they are shown; texts and dialogs a user generates for themselves are unchecked model output. Details are in section 9 of the privacy policy. In every case the content may contain errors, inaccuracies or outdated information. We do not guarantee its correctness, completeness or reliability. Use it as a learning aid, not as an authoritative reference.
This site links to a small number of external pages (for example Google's privacy policy in our own privacy policy) and embeds YouTube's player when you open a video in the reader. We have no influence over the content of those pages and accept no liability for them; their own terms and privacy policies apply. See our privacy policy for what leaves the app and to whom.
Content and design created by the operator are subject to Austrian copyright law (Urheberrechtsgesetz). Reproduction requires prior written consent.
Badhra uses AlKhalil Morpho Sys 2 by the Oujda-NLP Team (Mohammed First University, Oujda, Morocco) for Arabic morphological analysis, used with written permission of the authors. Please cite: Boudchiche, M., Mazroui, A., Ould Abdallahi Ould Bebah, M., Lakhouaja, A. & Boudlal, A. (2017). AlKhalil Morpho Sys 2: A robust Arabic morpho-syntactic analyzer. Journal of King Saud University – Computer and Information Sciences.
Badhra also uses Arramooz, an open-source Arabic morphological dictionary (GPL), and data derived from Wiktionary (CC BY-SA).
These details reflect a sole trader operating under his own name. They will be updated if the business is entered in the companies register or if a VAT identification number is issued. Last reviewed: 8 August 2026.