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1. The hosts discuss “a phobia of the Arabic language.” Drawing on what we have discussed in class and an anthropological perspective, discuss how language defines social groups. How does this relate to racism? Even though we use language in our everyday lives most of us don’t put much thought into what words we use or the different ways we may speak to someone in various situations. For example you may have noticed that the language you use when having a conversation with your friends differs from

My passion to learning Arabic started by my father’s decision to put me through an education system where both English and Arabic alphabets are taught. At first I would not agree with his decision since Gambia is an Anglophone country, and therefore there is going to be very minimal opportunity with a degree in foreign language beside English which is the official language. My father told me in our native Mandinka something I will never forget “Ousman ETEH DOYAA BAATALLEH, EMANG DUNIYA LONG FOLLO

I reminisce when it was time for me to learn to read and write Arabic. Other than being the language of my home country, it is also the language of Islam. Both of my parents are Muslim and very nationalistic about their country Sudan. Due to me being a first generation American, English was my first language. Sooner or later I had to learn how to read and write in Arabic. As I started my journey of studying Arabic, I faced obstacles such as various tutors struggling to teach me properly, being stressed

Middle Eastern scholars began taking the works of the greeks and translating them into the Arabic Language. This allowed for the Middle East to learn in a new way and brought light to this new world of learning. Through this translation, many doors opened up which allowed for new mathematics and scientific discoveries. Arabic then became known as the language of mathematics and sciences (Chejne 59). While Arabic is one of the more known languages of the Middle East and shows in great context how one

and arrangers started to present the European violin in Arabic music outfits to go with the rababa.Numerous artists and musicologists from everywhere throughout the Arab world and in addition from Turkey, Persia and Western Europe met here surprisingly to consider in point of interest the subject of Arabic music and take part in intercultural dialogue and exchange.In established Arabic music hypothesis, the maqam shows the pitch of an Arabic scale, equivalent with the antiquated religious modes

‘Arabizi’ Effect on the Arabic language A focused study at the American University of Sharjah Table of Contents I. Introduction 3 II. Literature Review 4 III. Research Question 11 IV. Methodology 11 V. Results 14 VI. Discussion 18 VII. Conclusion 21 VIII. References 23 IX. Appendix 25 I. Introduction: Whenever you walk at the campus of the American University of Sharjah, you will definitely find the young Arab girls wear trendy Western dresses as well as the Arab boys wear stylish

Arabic Online writing Systems: Arabize As noted before newer devices lacked full Arabic support in the past. Today however Arabic can be used easily in almost any device. With that in mind we still find this new writing system to be used in every day online communication. AWOS today is used mainly between the youth population. The reasons mentioned earlier has almost, gone extinct. Most operating systems, websites and mobile-devices fully support Arabic. The usage now, is not out of necessity,

2016 Research paper Differences between Arabic and English Languages Introduction to Linguistics EDUC 360 Name: Soumaya Hajjoul ID #: 11230404 Date: May 17, 2016 Instructor: Dr. Yaaccoub Hammoud Outline: I. Introduction to Language in General a- History of Arabic Language II. Arabic and English language characteristics in translation 1- Methodology a- Translation of verb phrases b- Translation of noun phrases III. Difference In English And Arabic Languages a- Vocabulary b- Grammar c- Phonology

Impact of Arabic Numerals on Medieval Europe Medieval European society was changed by the introduction of the Arabic numerals into their society. The Islamic Golden Age introduced lots of innovative thought into the world, and eventually those ideas made their way into Europe, one of which was the Arabic numerals. They revolutionized the way that daily tasks, like merchant bookkeeping, and academia were approached. Medieval Europe was transformed by the Islamic Golden Age and that is highlighted

COMPUTER SCIENCE CSC595 Arabic Stemming: Challenges and Techniques June 2010 Abstract Arabic Text applications use stemming as a preprocessing stage. The problems raised with stemming are introduced in this paper. Moreover, different stemming applications is mentioned. Additionally, stemming techniques are presented with discussion about each of them. 1 Introduction Arabic language is a Semitic language. It differs from the most