The reader’s problem
Arabic legal text deserves an interface that can be used in Arabic throughout the reading journey.
What changed
The 13 October interface work added Arabic routes, labels, document headings and information pages. It also addressed right-to-left layout, including how navigation and code cards fit on smaller screens.
Using the feature
Use the language switch to move between interfaces while following the same underlying collection. An interface translation changes the surrounding navigation and explanations; it does not turn an Arabic legal provision into an English translation. The source text keeps its own language.
Reading the evidence
This first Arabic interface preceded the later decision to make Arabic the website's default. The distinction matters in a history of access: Arabic support was already present before the root addresses changed. Readers following older addresses should use the current canonical page shown by the site.