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Arabic language
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Arabic language
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On December 18, 1993, the United Nations 1973 that the General Assembly of the United
recognized Arabic as one of six official UN Nations adopted Arabic as the sixth official
languages language of the Organization.
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First established by the United Nations
Education, Scientific and Cultural World Arabic Language Day is celebrated
Organization (UNESCO) in 2010, the day every year on 18 December since 2012.
celebrates the Arabic language and promotes
cultural diversity.
Largest country population speaking Arabic
Egypt
Algeria
Sudan
Arabic language
Arabic is a Semitic language that first emerged in the 1st
to 4th centuries CE. It is now the lingua franca of the
Arab world. It is named after the Arabs, a term initially
used to describe peoples living in the Arabian Peninsula
bounded by eastern Egypt in the west, Mesopotamia in
the east, and the Anti-Lebanon mountains and northern
Syria in the north, as perceived by ancient Greek
geographers. The ISO assigns language codes to 32
varieties of Arabic, including its standard form, Modern
Standard Arabic, also referred to as Literary Arabic,
which is modernized Classical Arabic. This distinction
exists primarily among Western linguists; Arabic
speakers themselves generally do not distinguish
between Modern Standard Arabic and Classical Arabic,
ْ َربِيَّ ُةKل َعKK َاorلفُصْ َحٰىKKا.
but rather refer to both asلفُصْ َح ٰىKKٱ َْ
Arabic recognition
globally
Arabic is the fifth language in the united nations
and has recently been selected among the top 10
languages in the world in the uk, and arabic
learners and other speakers have often expressed
their happiness after this experience, which was
self-contained and useful abroad, where learning
creates more opportunities for a person's self-
development, not to mention jobs, friction and real
communication with members of the arab world.
the most important thing that arabic education has
achieved for speakers is to correct the clothed
understanding of the western world about arabs and
muslims.
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Cultural Communication
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Arabic language and
cultural civilization
the arabic language is the identity of the arab and its
civilized title, which is the tool of study and
education through its various stages, which is the
platform of thinking and its instruments, and it is the
bearer of civilization and its incubator, which is the
mirror of society intellectually, scientifically, socially
and the climax of its age. one vision of the world and
those who owned two languages have two visions of
the world.
What role did Islamic- Arab
civilization played in the
history?
Arab-islamic civilization played a major and important role in human history,
the building of its civilization and in human communication with the rest of the
world's peoples and civilizations in the middle ages, when it was a kiss for
scholars, where he placed the most famous books of medicine, science, music,
literature, etc., and no one is aware of the weakness and weakness that has
afflicted the modern Arab and Islamic world in its various intellectual, political,
economic and social aspects, where it has become a prey to globalization and
the global transcontinental political and economic blocs, and his voice has
become dim in international forums. the global institutions, and the hope to
unite us in returning to the language of its glory and its role in the renaissance
again, and perhaps this breakthrough in the field of Arab education for speakers
of other development and prosperity to herald the return of Arabic to it as the
bridge that builds the new relations between the peoples of the world and its
states.
How is it related to
other countries?
● Arabic for speakers of other countries is a real bridge to
human and cultural communication, it expresses the
ideas, beliefs, visions, customs and traditions of Arabs,
carrying arab-islamic culture and transmitting it through
books, films, songs and music. Arabic has seen an
unprecedented turnout, especially after 9/11, with
growth of more than 150% compared to other languages.
programs have become highly well-quality in the midst
of a build-up of successful experiences and experiences
in their education. their learning in some countries and
peoples of the world has become a top priority, whether
for religious, political, economic, commercial or even
tourist reasons. it certainly offers greater opportunities
for those who master it than those who do not speak it.
Arabic calligraphy
Arabic calligraphy is the artistic practice of handwriting
and calligraphy based on the Arabic alphabet. It is known
in Arabic as khatt), derived from the word 'line', 'design',
or 'construction'. Kufic is the oldest form of the Arabic
script.
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Showing soles of feet is very Sit or stand back-to-back is Looking at the watch during
offensive considered very rude. the conversation is rude
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A person who doesn’t Typically don’t touch with the Loudness indicates strength in
reciprocate is seen as left hand. To do so is a social Arabic cultures and softness
untrustworthy insult. indicates weakness
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Arabic national
day
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METHODOLOGY
MARS SATURN
MERCURY VENUS
It is the closest planet to Venus is the second
the Sun planet from the Sun
Arabic is the language of
Quran
COMPARISON
MERCURY SATURN
6%
Non-Arab speakers
27%
Arabic speakers
CONCLUSIONS
Taha
1929 The Days
Hussein,
Tawfiq al-
1933 The return of the spirits.
Hakim
Ghassan
1962 Men in the Sun
Kanafani
Tayeb
1966 Season of Migration to the North
Salih
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