The ambition of every person who is a beginner with using braille is to have a website that they can use to identify the dots of letters and symbols that may be shaped on these letters. Thus, providing an Arabic Braille website is an important addition for those wishing to learn braille, parents, academics, and those wishing to stay up-to-date with Arabic Braille.
It is not unusual for Qatar to consistently be proactive with such accomplishments, Arabic Braille needed since a long time to be looked at closely and developed.
The 8-dot computer braille table is a tremendous addition that will assist users of braille displays and speaking computer programs in a smoother use of braille. I invite all Arab users around the world to use these new tables, and to share their observations and comments, furthermore, I invite everyone who can contribute and add to this work not to delay serving Arabic Braille, as all these kind efforts will help in eradicating the illiteracy of the Arab blind and facilitate their access to printed materials.

Hussein Khalil Nazar, General Director of the Friends of the Visually Impaired Foundation in Qatar

There is no doubt that the development of and update to Arabic Braille font is one of the most important needs for visually impaired people to better adapt the braille font to computer systems and to continue technological developments. Providing a renewed educational resource that serves those who wish to learn about Arabic Braille and its characteristics and developments is also an important turning point. We hope that the relevant academic and governmental institutions will begin to adopt the portal and consider how to further improve and develop it, so that it becomes a more advanced, unified, and stable code for the entire Arab world, as is the case with the Unified English Braille.

Faisal Al-Kohji, Legal Advisor of The North Oil Company and Chairman of the Board of Directors of Qatar Social and Cultural Center for Blind