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 ## Language codes
 
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-* ISO 639-3: ltz
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-* Glottocode: clas1259
 
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 ## Workflow
 
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+The ATHAR dataset comprises 66K sentences extracted from seminal Classical Arabic texts, expertly translated into English. These texts are cornerstone works spanning diverse genres and historical periods, providing profound insights into Islamic and world history, philosophy, science, medicine, and culture. This rich literary heritage is showcased in our dataset, sourced from the Rasaif website at [rasaif.com](https://rasaif.com/) At the time of data collection and publication of this work, there were no restrictions on scraping and using resources from this website.
 
-Data was translated from English by 5 translators, all native speakers of the target language and highly proficient in English (at C2 level of the European Language Framework). All translators were either professional translators or had relevant qualifications (university degrees in Translation and Interpreting or Linguistics). 100% of the data was checked by one more independent translator.
 
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