The Telegram bot of Almanahj, a free Arabic-language education site built around the Gulf school curricula: download worksheets, tests and other files by grade and subject, or put a question to its automated teachers. Arabic interface.
Almanahj ("the curricula") has been running since 2014 as a free, unofficial education site where teachers share material for school students: worksheets, tests, books, quizzes and videos, sorted by country, grade and subject. The site is organised around the curricula of the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman and Bahrain, from kindergarten to grade twelve, and its main Telegram channel, with about 17,000 subscribers, was still posting new files every day in September 2026.
The bot is the site's own shortcut: Almanahj links to it from its header, and the contact page sends students to the bot to get files directly. Its description promises two things — help downloading educational files for different grades and subjects, and "programmed teachers" that answer your questions. No public page explains how those teachers work or which subjects they know, so treat them as an extra rather than a tutor.
It suits a student or parent who follows one of these curricula and wants this week's worksheet or a practice test without opening the website. The interface is in Arabic. The site is not affiliated with any ministry, and files are uploaded by teachers, so their quality varies from one file to the next.
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The Almanahj site is organised around the curricula of the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman and Bahrain. The bot's own description does not list countries.
No. Almanahj calls itself a free, unofficial platform that connects teachers and students. The bot belongs to the site, which links to it from almanahj.com.
The site is free and its terms say it may show Google ads on the website; the bot's description mentions no payment.