Your school textbook, explained in Egyptian Arabic
Every lesson comes with a video, slides, an infographic, flashcards, a mind map and a quiz. Every fact points to its page in the book.
Unit 1
What is information?
What is the difference between news that reaches you and news you can trust?
Unit 2
Laws and rights in the information society
Your photos and data are protected by law. Do you know how?
Unit 3
Information security
Someone is trying to get into your account right now. How do you stop them?
Unit 6
Data design
A computer only knows 0 and 1. Everything else is built from them.
Unit 7
Computers
What actually happens inside the device in your hand?
Every fact points to a page
Explanations are written from the book itself and nothing else. If the book does not say it, we do not invent it.
Each video is reviewed before release, and any code is run before it is published.
A computer stores everything as binary numbers: just 0 and 1.
Binary and data sizeFrom p. 83 of the book
Frequently asked questions
- What is Manhag?
- Manhag is a learning platform that explains Egyptian secondary school textbooks in Egyptian Arabic. Every lesson has a 3D explainer you control, plus a video, slides, an infographic, flashcards, a mind map and a quiz.
- Is the explanation in Egyptian Arabic?
- Yes. Explanations are in Egyptian Arabic, and English terms like Data and Binary stay as they appear in the book so you recognize them in the exam.
- Where does the information come from?
- From the school textbook itself. Every step shows the page it was taken from, and if the book does not say it, we do not invent it.
- Which years and subjects are available?
- We start with first secondary Programming and AI, then second secondary and other subjects. Lessons are released one by one after each is reviewed.
- Does it work on a phone?
- Yes. The 3D explainer is built for phones and computers, and page scrolling keeps working on top of the scene.