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     • The art of Arabic is a symphony where calligraphy, poetry, and language converge to create an aesthetic masterpiece. It is a celebration of a rich cultural heritage, an exploration of the human experience, and a testament to the enduring elegance of the Arabic language.
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   What is Arabic – the language of poetry and Arts?

   • Under the theme, “Arabic – the language of poetry and arts”, we aim to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation for the language’s role in shaping the world of poetry and arts while promoting cultural exchange and dialogue among different nations.

   World Arabic Language Day, Arabic: the Language of Poetry and Arts

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   Are Arabic language arts standards used in schools?

   • This research is a foundation study into the use of Arabic Language Arts (ALA) standards in six schools in three countries in the Arabian Gulf region (Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and United Arab Emirates). Fifty-eight teachers used the ALA standards adapted from the Ohio English Language Arts standards (Taha, 2017a) for at least one year.

   Arabic Language Arts Standards: Revolution or Disruption?

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   Why should you study Arabic?

   • Spoken daily by over 400 million people worldwide, Arabic is one of the world’s major languages. The courses in Arabic language and culture provide not only a good knowledge of the language itself, but also an invaluable perspective into Arabic culture, history, literature, philosophy, religion and society.

   Arabic Language and Culture | Faculty of Arts - University of Ottawa

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   What is world Arabic language day?

   • On this World Arabic Language Day, UNESCO seeks to emphasize the rich heritage and cultural impact of the Arabic language, which has been a driving force behind numerous artistic expressions and poetic masterpieces throughout history.

   World Arabic Language Day, Arabic: the Language of Poetry and Arts

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   Is Arabic a language?

   • Its language is the language used by the divine world. The consequence would be that it is not a language spoken in the everyday life of humans (Retsö 2010). The term ʔaʕğamī most likely refers to a language or languages we would today call Arabic and, probably, the languages actually spoken in Arabia in the days of the Prophet.

   19 What Is Arabic? - Oxford Academic

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   Do teachers use standards-based instruction in Arabic language arts?

   • This study is an initial work to fill a research gap in the domain of Arabic language teaching and learning; it was designed to survey teachers’ perceptions of their use of standards-based instruction—a practice common in many parts of the world, but new to Arabic language arts instruction.

   Arabic Language Arts Standards: Revolution or Disruption?

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3. academic.oup.com › edited-volume › 44744What Is Arabic? | The Oxford Handbook of Arabic Linguistics ...

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   Sep 17, 2013 · This article addresses what we mean today by the term Arabic: the whole complex of spoken languages from Oman to Morocco, from southern Turkey to Chad, including almost the entire Arabian Peninsula. Which are the purely linguistic criteria on which our modern use of the term is based?

4. unesdoc.unesco.org › ark: › 48223World Arabic Language Day, Arabic: the Language of Poetry and ...

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   On this World Arabic Language Day, UNESCO seeks to emphasize the rich heritage and cultural impact of the Arabic language, which has been a driving force behind numerous artistic expressions and poetic masterpieces throughout history.

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6. en.unesco.org › silkroad › knowledge-bankThe Arabic language: its linguistics and philology

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   The Arabic language: its linguistics and philology. The Arabic language spread all over the former Islamic State from the Atlantic Ocean to the banks of the Indus. The advent of Islam, therefore, marked a crucial stage in the history of the Arabic language.

7. news.stanford.edu › 01 › arabic-language-key-012315Stanford scholar explores Arabic obsession with language

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   Jan 23, 2015 · Key’s latest research showcases the Arab world’s unique understandings of language across grammar, logic, poetics, law and theology.

8. www.uottawa.ca › arabic-language-cultureArabic Language and Culture | Faculty of Arts

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   The courses in Arabic language and culture provide not only a good knowledge of the language itself, but also an invaluable perspective into Arabic culture, history, literature, philosophy, religion and society.

9. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullArabic Language Arts Standards: Revolution or Disruption?

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   Oct 19, 2018 · This study is an initial work to fill a research gap in the domain of Arabic language teaching and learning; it was designed to survey teachers’ perceptions of their use of standards-based instruction—a practice common in many parts of the world, but new to Arabic language arts instruction.