Are there any online Arabic dictionaries that include diacritics for pronunciation?

Question

Arabic is written in the Arabic alphabet and, like Hebrew and Persian, is written without vowels. This makes it hard for a learner to decipher the exact pronunciation of any Arabic word without referring to an audio source or a dictionary that includes diacritics.

Are there any online Arabic dictionaries (either paid or free) that include diacritics (especially conjugated verbs)?

Answer 1

• Reverso (diacritics and romanization, including of conjugations)
• Wiktionary (diacritics and romanization, including of conjugations)
• Dict (diacritics and romanization)
• Bab.la (diacritics and romanization)
• Almaany (diacritics)
• Lane (diacritics)
• ArabicLexicon (collection of classical dictionaries, some with diacritics)
• Dicts (romanization)
• Alpheios incorporates Lane and Salmoné's dictionaries into the software (both also in ArabicLexicon)