Impact Of Culture On Arabic Culture

cultures and their behavior styles; in order for the culture to accept any type of assistance medical, financial, and education and assist in breaking barriers for counseling with this culture. Arab is one of the well-known culture around the world with a strong connection with Islam. They believe in one God (Allah) and Muhammad is his prophet. In addition, they also believe in Jewish and Christian tradition. Furthermore Arabs are not all Muslim, not are all Muslims Arab. Fewer 20% of Muslims worldwide are Arabs (Hasnain, Shaikh, & Shanawani 2008). There are 22 countries that Arabs are currently living in United States that share common terms of religion, language, and culture; however they vary politically, socially, and economically,

When the Turks migrated west during the tenth century they came across the Islamic Religion. Most of the Turkish people converted over to the new religion and forgot about the old Uyghur  alphabet. They then soon found themselves using the Arabic Script as their new alphabet. Most Turkish artist soon were producing and mastering several types of art from these scripts.

Culture is a very significant attribute of human experience determining to a large extend the way people relate with others within their environment. According to Mahfouz (2011), culture is also important not just for managing the way understand and relate with each other but also as a form of identification giving people a sense of belonging and identity. The human race is highly cultured with many different people preferring to lead their lives based on traditions defined within their cultures and in order to understand human behavior and relationship, it is important to ensure that this issue is well understood and appreciated. This brief paper discusses the effect that culture has on how people relate with each other and how different cultures provide different avenues of expression that make life easier or harder for those that relate with them. I will use my personal experience of my Arabic culture to provide insights about the issues that culture influences in human relations.

Many countries in the 21st Century became multicultural with the increase in global movement. The purpose of this study is to explore perceptions, experiences, and patterns of health care practices among Arab Americans and then to discover perceptions and experiences of health care providers associated to culturally competent care. I selected this cultural as we are caring lot of patients from this background especially in the pediatric oncology unit where I am working at MD Anderson. They are the main income source for my hospital as they pay out of pocket. The goal of the study is to find answers that would provide the basis for implementing system-wide changes to include culturally competent care. Awareness about cultures and their effect

Language has different meanings and is used to describe something physically presented in the world. It is distinguished among terms such as oral language, written language, and language itself. Oral language is the primary form of language and written language comes second. An individual’s social class can influence the way language is written and spoken. Language is ideological, where an individual’s view of the world can be changed. Multi-literacies can influence the way texts are viewed and the child's access to it can shape their journey with language. Educators guidance on their students can affect the child's skills and learning of language. Language has its many purposes and forms in which are influenced by culture and religions.

In the beginning of 7th century to the end of Abbasids in the 13th century, continuities and changes shape the cultural and political life of Islamic civilization which lead to Arab conquests (634-711), expansion, and untroubled trade and conversion which followed by diffusion of cultures lead to advancements of Arabian knowledge. Few factors that led to changes of cultural advancements in knowledge which was traded through trade routes across regions trade and throughout the sea, meanwhile the government became more centralized and bureaucratic and lastly, a cultural continuity was the religious laws: Quran, Hadith, Sharia which was practiced amongst the Muslims.

The country of Iraq, a country that once had a flourishing society with a strong middle class and a solid religious background. That is now a country struggling to maintain economic growth, and failing to ensure the safety and wellbeing of its people, which has in turn produced a new terrorist group known as ISIS. Due to the instability of the Iraqi government and the development of ISIS, Iraq has become an unstable society, creating uncertainty, fear, and worry for the entire world.

Did you know the Arab adopted Islam cultures the Arab made Islam cultures as their customs? Islamic / Arabic modernizations, inventions, scholarships, culture, and medicine. The history became more modernized the inventions were so good, they got more information to make medicine much better and their religion buildings were unique.

This research paper will explore American of Arab descent, an overview of Arab culture, and their psychological and social factors (i.e discrimination and prejudice). The two main objectives that will be discuss throughout my research paper are (a) discuss the appropriate culturally counseling for the following topics: religion, gender relations, communication, family, stereotypes and behavior issues (b) recommendations and implications for culturally appropriate considerations working with Arab Americans with multicultural counseling issues, mental health issues, and disabilities within their families.

As a student of Political Science and Middle Eastern Studies, it is crucial that I develop high proficiency in Arabic and Persian, my languages of research. I have informal experience with Persian because I grew up conversing with my Afghan parents and relatives, but I did not have this same experience with Arabic. Thus, I decided to study Arabic formally during my undergraduate career at Mount Holyoke College.

Chinese culture and Arab culture are very different yet similar in some aspects. Both cultures have not been influenced by Canadian culture.

When I was about to go to the U.S, the only thing comes to my mind is knowing the rules and trying to follow it. However, after I had been there for one month, I met some American guys, and that made me thinking about their culture and getting experience that can help me keep my friendships with them. I was surprised at some part of their culture, while other part was not. It were many differences between Saudi Arabian 's culture, and American 's culture which came by native Americans from long time; however, other one derived from Islamic religion in most of it. Moreover, both of these two cultures have some commons in general part such as employees in supermarket, the way of paid to the workers, and the debt. On the other hand they are different in the time of paid of workers, using own bags for grocery store or supermarket, and friends trip overnight.

Arab is not a race, but is a group of individuals that are united by their culture and history (ADC, 2014). There are many different variations commonly based on a particular individual’s country of origin such as Arab Americans. Other variations are based on their social class, the level of their education, if they live urbanely or rurally, or the time they have spent in the United States (Lipson & Dubble, 2007). Most Arabs also practice Islamic religion and are Muslim. When working with an Arab or Muslim client, nurses should ask what the client wishes to be referred to so as not to offend them in any way (Lipson & Dubble, 2007).

Learning of second language process is different from learning Foreign Language. Second language learning process involves the learning of non-native language by the aid of non-native language speakers. In contrast, learning of Foreign Language learning involves the learning process in the environment of native language. The learning of First Language differs from others as a child is exposed to language rich environment over the many years. The richness of

The impact of Arab’s over-reliance on English-based technology has affected many other critical aspects of Arab society. As Warschauer explained throughout his book, university-level courses that are taught in English are expanding nowadays to further include other linguistic courses such as Arabic. Consequently, parents are forced to register their children in English-based schools so they can afford a good job in the future and maintain a high status in society (2002). However, this desire for upward social mobility has led to “cultural-linguistic dualism” (Findlow, 2006). Therefore, Arab youth can speak, interact and even live with a linguistic mixture of Arabic and English. However, this phenomenon can lead us to recognize these dramatic concepts “language death”, “language loss”, “language decay” and even “linguistic genocide”, which convey the increasing concerns about the future of the Arabic language (Findlow, 2006).