Cause-Manifestations and Ways of Overcoming the Arabic Language Crisis
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https://doi.org/10.59675/S113Keywords:
Arabic language, language crisisAbstract
The Arabic culture and language have become a source of fascination and interest for many people, with some considering Arabic to be the world's most beautiful language. Islamic civilization has spread across the globe and is now a part of every culture. Even though spoken Arabic is made up of various Arabic dialects, Moroccan Arabic is distinctive from Egyptian Arabic, and Syrian Arabic is distinctive from Arabic spoken in Qatar or Iraq. With the increasing demand for studying Arabic for religious, cultural, and touristic purposes, we notice that the French language is still extensively spoken in Arabic countries like Morocco. This study investigates the trends that contributed to the decline of Arabic in favor of French. A variety of factors have been identified as contributing to this problem. This study tries to summarize the difficulties with the Arabic language and anti-Arabic groups and offer realistic options for resolving the situation before it is too late.
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