The Concise Oxford English-Arabic Dictionary

Unfortunately I received an older edition of the book. The ink is faded out and the arabic letters are so small that I need a magnifier to read them.

Reasonably priced compared to the other arabic dictionaries on sale. Very useful, has most words that you would need to look up and has example sentences inside. Only problem I have is that unlike he French dictionary Collins sell this one does not have a verb table which is a bit disappointing but nonetheless it is a good dictionary- especially for those learning gcse arabic.

It is useful dictionary.. but the letters of the book are small for me, I have difficulty reading. anyway, thank you...

The writing is so tiny, one has to squint to see the entries. The reason it gets a three is because it has the vowels/diacritics, the plural forms for nouns and more than one entry for each item.

This is most likely the best English to Arabic dictionary on the market for native ENGLISH speakers. Most E-A dictionaries are made for native Arabic speakers, and assume you know what the Arabic that your reading is. This is more English-speaker friendly. Only downside of the book is that it is only in hardback, which makes it difficult to pull out of your pocket and flip through quickly. Highly recommend over most E-A dictionaries, unless you are a native ARABIC speaker.