Arabic ↔ English · London and UK-wide · Same-day options subject to review

Arabic ↔ English · London and UK-wide

Arabic–English translation and interpreting, with a name behind every word.

Certified translations signed by Abdalhalim Mahmoud, together with professional telephone, video and in-person interpreting. Clear pricing and confidential handling.

Receive a fixed written quote before work begins.

Certified translation · Arabic ↔ English

Translator responsibleAbdalhalim Mahmoud

More than fluent. Personally accountable.

Start with your need

What do you need help with?

Specialist focus

One language pair. Exceptional depth.

A focused Arabic–English practice allows closer attention to cultural context, dialect, tone and terminology—with direct accountability for each language decision.

Linguistic accuracyCultural contextDialect awarenessAppropriate toneDirect accountability

Services

Six clear ways to get the right support

Choose the closest fit. We confirm scope, price and timing in writing.

01

Certified translation

A signed Arabic–English translation with a statement of accuracy and named translator details.

From £42 per pageStandard, next-working-day and same-day options after reviewExplore this service
02

Document translation

General and specialist documents translated with the right tone, terminology and formatting.

From £0.12 per source wordDelivery confirmed after document reviewExplore this service
03

Telephone interpreting

Discreet remote interpreting for straightforward calls and time-sensitive conversations.

£17 for the first 15 minutesScheduled subject to availabilityExplore this service
04

Video interpreting

Remote interpreting where facial expression, visual context or documents matter.

£38 for the first 30 minutesScheduled subject to platform and availability confirmationExplore this service
05

Face-to-face interpreting

In-person language support for complex, sensitive or extended appointments.

From £62 per hour · two-hour minimumVenue, travel and availability confirmed in writingExplore this service
06

Zaghawa language support

Specialist Zaghawa support where the required variety and assignment can be confirmed.

Fixed quote following reviewAvailability confirmed individuallyExplore this service

What you receive

Anatomy of a certified translation

Receiving-authority requirements can differ. Send any authority-specific instructions with the document.

A clear certification statementA named professional and direct accountability

The final format follows any instructions supplied by the receiving authority.

  1. 01Accuracy declaration
  2. 02Translator name
  3. 03Signature
  4. 04Date
  5. 05Contact details
  6. 06Language direction
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Abdalhalim Mahmoud · Founder and responsible translator

Accountability

Not anonymous. Personally accountable.

Abdalhalim Mahmoud founded ArabicBridge around a focused Arabic–English service, direct communication and clear personal responsibility for certified work.

  • Arabic–English specialist focus
  • Certified work signed by a named translator
  • Relevant Arabic, English and translation study and training
About ArabicBridge

By client task

Specialist support for high-stakes moments

The process

Three steps. No ambiguity.

  1. 1

    Send the document or booking details

    Tell us what you need and when you need it.

  2. 2

    Receive a fixed written quote

    We review the details and confirm price and scope.

  3. 3

    Approve the quote and receive the service

    Work begins after your clear approval.

Transparent pricing

The price we quote is the price you pay.

These are clear starting rates. The final price is confirmed in writing after assignment review.

Certified translationFrom £42 per page
Document translationFrom £0.12 per source word
Telephone interpreting£17 for the first 15 minutes
Video interpreting£38 for the first 30 minutes
Face-to-face interpretingFrom £62 per hour · two-hour minimum
All rates and conditions

Clear standards

What every assignment includes

A named professional responsible for the work

Written quote before work starts

Clear scope and delivery timing

Direct, confidential communication

Frequently asked questions

Clear answers before you send anything

What makes a translation certified in the UK?

It normally includes a statement that the translation is accurate, the date, the translator’s full name, signature and contact details. The receiving authority decides what it will accept.

Will my translation be accepted?

ArabicBridge prepares work to the requirements provided, but no translator can guarantee every authority’s final decision. Send any caseworker or organisation instructions with your document.

What counts as one page?

The current pricing definition is up to 250 source words. Formatting, handwriting and specialist terminology can change the quote.

Can I receive a same-day translation?

It may be possible for shorter documents after review. Availability and the 50% urgent supplement are confirmed in writing.

How are my documents protected?

You can upload up to three PDF, JPG or PNG files through the secure quote form. The private staff link expires after seven days, requires confirmation and works once. The stored copy is deleted after that download; if unused, it is queued for deletion after 30 days. Do not email sensitive documents.

Certified, notarised or legalised?

Certification concerns the translator’s signed accuracy statement. Notarisation and legalisation are separate processes. Confirm the required process with the receiving authority.

Your next step

Tell us what needs to be understood.

Receive a clear written quote before committing.

Request a document quoteBook an interpreter