Al-Musnad Dictionary (Sabean / Himyari) was developed to serve researchers, learners, and those interested in the authentic southern Arab heritage. The dictionary contains a lot of information for each word and write it with the predicate, and each word corresponds to its meanings in Arabic, German and English. You can search for any word by entering part of the name or the meaning, whether in Arabic, English or German. The result of the filter or search appears in the language that was selected for the application.

For a long time, theories about early Arabic script (al-Jazm) between Musnad roots and Aramaic scripts were differentiated and differed by Nabataean Arabs. There may have been many Nabataean Aramaic forms included in Jazm, but it is difficult to claim for sure that Jazm was a line of Aramaic based on some of the symbols very similar to the Arabic alphabet, especially since Nabataean Aramaic and Musnad have the roots of a common form of the Sinaitic alphabet. . What we take for researchers is their neglect of the Musnad letters in the Zabur script in their theories.

This application is a contribute to the dissemination of Arab culture and the heritage of our ancient ancestors, pure without impurities and without distinction between humans in any kind (region, religion, tribe etc.). Our pride and prosperity lies in our unity, far from all sectarian and regional strife or the like, which never serves the Arab nation.

The myArabic series aims to shed light on the status of the ancestors, their civilization, and the history of the Arabic peninsula spanning thousands of years before the Islamic era (more than 6000 years ago). This includes many and varied cultures developed in ancient Arabia, from Yemen to Iraq and the Levant. There are countless words that show the relationship between culture and the ancient Arabic language and its influences, even with the Akkadian of Mesopotamia.