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Nasaq
Arabic-first design system for React, Vue, Blade and Alpine
390 components in React, shadcn, Vue, Laravel Blade and HTML + Alpine. English and Arabic with real RTL that the build enforces, 17 brand themes, a shadcn registry and a free MCP server so your AI agent reads the real docs. MIT.
Hi Product Hunt, Fady here. I build products in Arabic and English, and every design system I tried treated RTL as an afterthought: flip a few margins and hope. Nasaq is the one I needed.
It has 390 components in React, shadcn, Vue, Laravel Blade and plain HTML + Alpine. RTL isn't a mode you remember to test. A lint rule fails the build on ml-, text-right and raw hex values, so it can't regress. There are 17 brand themes, a shadcn registry, and a free MCP server so Claude Code or Cursor reads the real component docs instead of guessing.
Honest status: 49 components are stable and the rest are marked beta. The library is MIT and free. Studio, the hosted builder, has open sign-up and its pricing isn't final yet.
Who it's for: teams shipping to Arabic-speaking users, or anyone who wants one component set across several stacks.
What I'd love to hear: which component you'd test first, and where our RTL still feels wrong.
About Nasaq on Product Hunt
“Arabic-first design system for React, Vue, Blade and Alpine”
Nasaq was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #248 on the daily leaderboard. 390 components in React, shadcn, Vue, Laravel Blade and HTML + Alpine. English and Arabic with real RTL that the build enforces, 17 brand themes, a shadcn registry and a free MCP server so your AI agent reads the real docs. MIT.
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Who hunted Nasaq?
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