World Arabic Language Day 2022 in Arabic

UN Arabic Language Day is observed annually on December 18. World Arabic Language Day 2021

The event was established by the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) in 2010 seeking “to celebrate multilingualism and cultural diversity as well as to promote equal use of all six of its official working languages throughout the organization”. December 18 was chosen as the date for the Arabic language as it is “the day in 1973 when the General Assembly approved Arabic as an official UN language.

World Arabic Language Day 2024 – 1446 in Arabic

On the eighteenth of December of each year, the International Day of the Arabic Language, the day on which the United Nations General Assembly decided to join the Arabic language among the official languages, and the working languages established in the Assembly.
The decision was issued on December 18, 1973.

And from what has stated in the resolution: that the General Assembly is aware of “the important role of the Arabic language in preserving and spreading human civilization and culture, and that it is the language of nineteen members of the United Nations, and accordingly, it was decided to include Arabic within the official languages of the General Assembly.”.

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World Arabic Language Day in Arabic

World Arabic Language Day International Day of the Arabic Language on Saturday,14 Jumada Al-Awal 1443 AH, December 18, 2021
Where the official declaration and international recognition that the Arabic language is an official language included in the official languages, because of its great merit over the rest of civilizations and sciences, it is also the language of the Qur’an, so it is the language of nearly a third of the world and an official language for all countries of the Arab world. No one can deny its existence, or deny its virtue

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Why is the Arabic language important?

The Arabic is very important in Islam because Muslims believe that Allah (God) used it to talk to Muhammad through the Archangel Gabriel (Jibril), giving him the Quran in Arabic. Many but not all Arabic-speakers are Muslims. … Many other languages have borrowed words from Arabic, because of its importance in history.

• The International Day for the Arabic Language seeks to highlight the contribution of the Arabic language and its pioneers in the field of knowledge, science and thought to the whole world.
  The Arab Islamic civilization has great contributions in various fields of science, knowledge, literature, and the arts
• World Arabic Language Day emphasizes the centrality of the language; It is one of the most widespread Semitic languages.
  It is spoken by more than 420 million people in the Arab countries, and it is necessary for more than a billion Muslims to pray and read the Qur’an, and it is the language adopted by a number of churches, as well as important parts of the cultural heritage and the Jewish religion were written in it..

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Free Arabic language Stories for Kids

children learn languages through a beautiful blend of reality and fantasy.

On one hand, they learn to attach words to things and ideas through their senses of sight, hearing, and touch.
If you start reading easy Arabic short stories, you can get yourself farther with the Arabic language faster than ever.

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• The world did not deny the importance of the Arabic language; Therefore, it took an interest in Arabic through UNESCO. In its third conference, in 1948, it was decided to adopt Arabic as a third language for the organization, and then documents and working papers were translated into Arabic.
• In 1960, the UNESCO recognized the importance of the Arabic language and its broad ability to absorb the organization’s publications and documents and its impact on others.
• In 1966, the translation into Arabic was adopted in the UNESCO sessions.
• In 1968, the Arabic language was adopted as the working language of the organization.
• In 1974, by the efforts of the Arab countries, Arabic was adopted as the official language of UNESCO.
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What are the benefits of learning Arabic?

1. Arabic speakers are in high demand.
2. Arabic is spoken in many countries.
3. It’s essential to understanding the world’s second-largest religion, Islam.
4. Arabic can connect you to a rich history and another civilization.
5. Studying Arabic will offer you a more nuanced understanding of Arab culture.
6. Arabic can help you understand other languages easily.

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Activating the International Day of the Arabic Language

We must activate the International Day of the Arabic Language by publishing it, spreading its definition, and introducing the beauty of the Arabic language.
And did you know pamphlets about the Arabic language, to introduce the classical language to non-native speakers?
It is my Arabic language and I am proud to be speaking Arabic.
There are many forms of activating that day and paying attention to the Arabic language through festivals, seminars, and ideas to spread the language and define it through
The emergence of the Arabic language and the origin of the Arabic language.

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The Arabic Language Festival on the International Day of the Arabic Language 1446

It is a form of preserving the Arabic language, so preserving the language and ensuring its continuity is as much as we preserve it like native speakers.
The lack of awareness among the people of the language of this matter was the cause of the extinction of many languages and dialects in the world, and with the extinction of these languages they became extinct and our knowledge of their peoples, peoples, and cultures vanished. Hence, we, as Arabs, must preserve and celebrate the Arabic language.
And the idea of the Arabic Language Festival spread in most Arab countries, especially in schools to celebrate and revive the Day of the Arabic Language.

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Short Arabic Language Day Quotes

• Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah (rahimahullah) said: the Arabic language is part of this religion, and learning it is obligatory and essential. Understanding the Qur’an and the Sunnah is an obligation, and they cannot be understood except by understanding the Arabic language.  Whatever it takes to complete an obligation is in itself an obligation.
• Imam Alshafi said: People were not ignorant and did not differ except because they left the tongue of the Arabs, and their inclination to the tongue of Aristotle, Thales
• Ernest Renan said: One of the strangest things that happened in the history of mankind was the spread of the Arabic language, as it was unknown, so it suddenly started in the very perfection of a complete rich chain, it has neither a childhood foraging, that language that surpassed its sisters with abundant vocabulary, the accuracy of meanings, and good order of its buildings.
• Johan Vick said: The tyranny of the eternal Arab heritage has proven that it is stronger than every attempt intended to displace classical Arabic from its dominant position..
• Karl Brockelmann said: With the Qur’an, Arabic has reached an extent that you hardly know any other language in the world.
• Carlo Nilino said: The Arabic language surpasses all other languages, – and the tongue can not describe its merits.
• George Sarton said: The Arabic language is the easiest and clearest language in the world, so it is absurd to exhaust yourself in devising a new method to facilitate the easy and clarify the clear.
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Arabic Day in Arabic – Arabic Speaking Countries

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On the Arabic Language Day, instill in your children a love of the Arabic language by raising them to the language from a young age, reading Arabic stories that are appropriate for their ages, and presenting topics of expression in an easy, simple, and interesting way for children.

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Arabic Language day 2024 – 1446

There are many ideas for the International Day of the Arabic Language, such as making banners and paintings in love with the Arabic language, or manual activities for letters and words for non-native speakers, paper activities for the letter tree for children … and others.

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