Every Arab jurisdiction, one legal assistant.
Ask in Arabic or English, choose your jurisdiction, and get grounded answers with numbered citations to primary sources.
Five layers between a question and the law.
Every answer flows down through the stack, from the interface you touch to the primary sources it's grounded in, and back up, verified.
Legal research in three simple steps
Ask a question and get a grounded answer with verified source links.
Ask in Arabic or English
Set your jurisdiction and type your question in either language. Athar reads legal phrasing the way the region writes it.
Primary sources are searched
Legislation, court judgments, and fatawa are searched and ranked, with the controlling authority surfaced rather than the nearest keyword.
Grounded answer with citations
Every answer includes verified citations that resolve to the real source. Unverifiable ones are dropped before they reach you.
A research assistant that shows its work.
Everything you need to search, review, and draft from the primary law of any jurisdiction you practice in.
Search the law of any Arab jurisdiction
Choose your jurisdiction and search its specific codes, court judgments, and administrative rulings. Our Arabic-first search is built to understand legal phrasing and context, surfacing the exact controlling authority instead of just matching keywords.
- Switch jurisdictions without switching tools
- Arabic-first embeddings built for legal phrasing
- Filter by source type, court, and jurisdiction
Tabular Review at scale
Ask questions across dozens of contracts or judgments simultaneously. Get a structured table back in seconds, with every cell linking directly to the page, article, or clause it came from.
- Ask one question across dozens of documents simultaneously
- Define custom columns to extract exactly what your matter requires
- Verify answers instantly with direct links in every single cell
| Document | Governing law | Notice req. | Grace period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lease #1 | Art. 157 | Yes | 30d |
| Lease #2 | Art. 158 | Yes | - |
| Lease #3 | Art. 160 | No | 15d |
Every cell links back to the source article it was extracted from.
Draft grounded documents
Draft memos, agreements, and opinions grounded in active law. Citations are automatically inserted as verified, clickable footnotes, and are never fabricated.
- Memos, opinions, and contracts
- Footnotes that resolve to real sources
- Export to Word, ready to edit
Trace the legal graph
See how a statute has been cited, amended, or repealed across different courts and tribunals. Compare neighboring legal systems to track developments and ensure your authority still holds.
- See what cites and amends an article
- Spot repeals before you rely on them
- Compare how jurisdictions diverge
Search your firm's entire document base
Search your internal memos, past agreements, and matter history alongside public legislation. Query thousands of files instantly, with every answer citing your firm's actual work product.
- Index thousands of internal documents
- Search firm knowledge and public law together
- Every answer cites the exact file it came from
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Your files and conversation histories are encrypted at rest using a key unique to your account. We isolate your data at the cryptographic level, ensuring your confidential work remains completely secure.
- A unique 256-bit key per account
- Chats and documents encrypted at rest
- Cryptographic isolation between accounts
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One legal assistant. Every Arab jurisdiction.
While the Arab world spans different legal systems, it shares a legal language. Choose your jurisdiction and Athar answers using that specific country's active legislation and court rulings, never mixing in neighboring laws.
Gulf · GCC
الخليج
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Emirates
Qatar
Kuwait
Bahrain
OmanLevant
بلاد الشام
Jordan
Lebanon
Iraq
PalestineNile
وادي النيل
Egypt
SudanMaghreb
المغرب العربي
Morocco
Tunisia
Algeria
LibyaEgypt, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates are live today. We are onboarding the rest of the region jurisdiction by jurisdiction, applying the same rigorous standards: active laws, verified court records, and zero guesses.