About Lujain.ai

A model shaped by culture, not just code

Lujain.ai is built on a simple belief: Arabic AI should be deeply local, linguistically rich, and culturally intelligent.

Unlike traditional models trained on generic, English-centric data, Lujain is shaped by a trusted community of native Arabic speakers — including teachers, writers, professionals, and everyday users — who contribute real-world examples, validate output, and guide the model's development.

Our goal is clear: To create the most advanced Arabic language model designed for practical, business-ready use.

A New Way to Build AI

Lujain isn't the product of a large engineering team detached from context. It's the result of a human-led process where native speakers play a direct role in shaping how the model thinks, speaks, and understands.

This approach ensures deeper localization, sharper linguistic accuracy, and smarter performance across a wide range of use cases — from business content and customer communication to eCommerce and automation.

The Mind Behind Lujain

Doreid Haddad, Founder of Lujain.AI

Lujain.ai was founded by Doreid Haddad, an expert in AI and automation with over a decade of experience connecting technology with real business outcomes.

He has led impactful projects involving content generation and custom-built models tailored to specific brand voices and user needs.

Lujain is the next step in that journey — a model built not to chase trends, but to lead with purpose, clarity, and local intelligence.

What Makes Lujain Different

  • Arabic-first design, not adapted from English
  • Trained and fine-tuned with real contributions from native speakers
  • Built for real-world use: content, support, eCommerce, and beyond
  • Improved continuously through human feedback, not just algorithms
  • Transparent by design — every layer serves a clear purpose

Built for Those Who Think in Arabic

Lujain is more than a language model.

It's an evolving ecosystem built to unlock smarter outcomes for businesses, creators, and communities across the Arabic-speaking world.