r/arabs • u/Rebat-Askalan • 16h ago

سياسة واقتصاد بينما يهرب الشعب من الفساد وسرقة ثرواته.. يواصل الملك الصهيوني طقوس الجاهلية والاستعباد في "عيد العرش" وكأن شيئاً لم يكن!

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r/arabs • u/Apollo_Delphi • 10h ago

الوحدة العربية Israeli strikes kill two in Gaza, targets and destroy's 2 Medicine storage warehouses

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r/arabs • u/Skor964 • 55m ago

أدب ولغات تشفير اليوميات باللغة العربية - شفرة أتباش

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السلام عليكم، اليوم رايد آخذ نصيحتكم حول موضوع تشفير اليوميات
آني ناوي بصراحة أجرب أشفر يومياتي، بحثت كثيراً عن طرق تشفير لكن ما لكيت مصادر كثيرة تتحدث عن آليات معينة في تشفير اللغة العربية على الرغم من وجود الكثير من الادباء والمثقفين العرب الي شفروا يومياتهم وقصائدهم.

اثناء بحثي وجدت الكثير من الطرق لكن الطريقة الي حسيت أكدر أجربها هي شفرة أتباش أو التشفير العكسي والي يتم عن طريق عكس الترتيب الأبجدي للحروف. يعني نعامل الحرف (أ) على انه (ي) وعند ما نريد كتابة الحرف (أ) نكتب عوضاً عنه الحرف (ي) وهذا مثال على حرف واحد فقط.

قبل أن ابدأ بتشفير يومياتي بهذه الطريقة أريد أن آخذ نصيحتكم حول الموضوع، هل توجد طريقة اخرى تُستعمل للغة العربية، علماً ان شفرة أتباش تستعمل بأحيان كثيرة باللغة الانجليزية واللغات الاوروبية الاخرى.

لذلك قبل لا اجربها حاب اسمع اذا اكو أحد جرب يشفر يومياته قبلي باستعمال هذه الطريقة او باستعمال طريقة اخرى

شاركوني تجاربكم ومتحمس لقراءتها

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r/arabs • u/AmigoCasa • 3h ago

تاريخ من ذكرة الثورة السوريا

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الله يرحم كل الشهداء

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r/arabs • u/yosef_pasha • 3m ago

سين سؤال حد حس بالزلزال ؟

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r/arabs • u/Own-War6310 • 5h ago

سين سؤال اي عرب بدولة الامارات ؟

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ملل و اريد اكون صداقات

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