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Arabic Language: A Unique Language - 0 views

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    Generally the language spoken by Arabs is known as Arabic language and is used as the prayer language of the Muslims throughout the Earth. Before the establishment of Islam Arabic was a minor member of the Semitic language family and within a hundred years after the death of prophet Mohammad (S.M) in 632 C.E Arabic had become the official language of the Empire whose boundaries was referred from the Oxus River to the Atlantic Ocean, later it had spread through lberian Peninsula of Europe. The history of generation of Arabic is very enriched and deep with its steps of construction. Nowadays it is one of the great and largely used modern language of the world -the root language of Arabic from which it was originated is the Proto-Semitic language and the development process of Arabic is gone through the centuries before the initialization of the Christian era to modern century. Proto-Semitic is a common ancestor for all of the Semitic languages in the Afro-Asiatic group languages and Arabic is the branch of the Semitic subgroup of Afro-Asiatic languages. Modern Arabic language is designated as part of the Arabo-Canaanite sub branch which is the supreme group of Western Semitic languages.
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Egyptian Dialect - 0 views

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    Egyptians are the inhabitants and citizens of Egypt sharing a common culture and a dialect of Arabic. Egyptian identity is closely tied to geography. The population of Egypt is concentrated in the lower Nile Valley, the small strip of cultivable land stretching from the First Cataract to the Mediterranean and enclosed by desert both to the east and to the west. This unique geography has been the basis of the development of Egyptian society since antiquity. The daily language of the Egyptians is the local variety of Arabic, known as Egyptian Arabic or, also a sizable minority of Egyptian speaks Saudi Arabic in Upper Egypt. Egyptians are predominantly adherents of Sunni Islam with a Shea minority and a significant proportion who follow native Sufi orders. A sizable minority of Egyptians belong to the Coptic Orthodox Church whose liturgical language, Coptic, is the last stage of the indigenous Egyptian language.
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The Culture of Yemen - 0 views

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    Yemen Culture Overview The populace of Yemen is culturally Arabic dominated through Sunni Muslims from the Shafi'i School along with Shi'a Muslims with the Zaydi University. You will also find people of other religions here. However, Islam is the official religion and is followed by the Muslims of the country. People from other religions are allowed to follow their beliefs and religion without any pressure from the government or the local people. Muslims of Yemen believe in live and let live that is why that is why they do not interfere in the matters of others. Arabic Language People of Yemen communicate in Arabic. The different forms involving Arabic common on the 6-8 ethnical zones are utilized throughout everyday life. Particular to the south Arabian languages similar to Mehri, Soqotri, as well as Bathari may also be seen amid specific parts of individuals. Russian is also spoken is some parts of the country while English is taught at the schools. Some schools also teach French to their students. And interestingly only few people speak English in Yemen unlike other Arabic countries. Yemeni Foods With regard to breakfast, Yemenis normally have a very nice powerful tea together with bread made from wheat, barley or even sorghum. People prefer having porridge in dinner which is made of natural herbs that are thought to be healthy for human health. The staple food of Yemen is sorghum, lentils and peas. Boiled meat of goat and chicken is very common with the rice on eve of celebration or festive. Fresh fruits along with raisins are usually consumed as puddings. Lately dairy food items have also become very famous in the country. This has proven healthy and most of the people chew qat throughout the day.
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Classical Arabic - 0 views

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    Many people wonder about the ways to be able to learn the Arabic dialect whenever they just comprehended one dialect. There are countless techniques in order to become efficient in Arabic. A very effective technique is to start developing your skills on the internet by using a good software application. The most wonderful technique in order to learn Arabic will be to actually go to the Middle East and take part in that culture. There is no better alternative of this technique. But due to many problems including time and money, which does not permit anybody to just pack their stuff and permanently or temporarily live in a whole new place with new people whom you are not familiar with.
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Learning Tajweed Online - 0 views

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    To show proper respect to Allah and Islam, we emphasize and follow obediently our duties. As a Muslim, you follow your responsibility by acting like a proper Muslim and doing the tajweed. This word, "Tajweed," comes from the Arabic word for enunciation, which means the proper and right pronunciation and reading of the words of Allah at a reasonable speed. To teach and learn Nowadays, not all people know about Tajweed. During the days and times of Prophet Muhammad, tajweed was never required to teach and learn. It is because people acted and spoke naturally with it. But 14 centuries later, the Arabic language has been completely changed from which the Qur'an was revealed. Because of this, Arabic people have the need and urge to study the tajweed just like non-Arabs do.
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History and Importance of the Holy Quran - Part 2 - 0 views

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    CHARACTERISTICS OF THE HOLY QUR'AN: The Holy Quran is pure and the greatest gift of Allah to humanity. It's prospect is to guide human being to the right path, to arouse mankind conscience and to illuminate the human mind. It's instructions are aimed at the general welfare of human beings. Allah speaks of the Quran as a radiant light which His servants flow be on right path and never go apart from their Lord, Allah. He says: "…..but We have made the (Quran) a light, where with we guide such Our servants as We will…." It is the actual word of Allah and it is beyond human imagination to produce anything like it. Some of the Holy Prophet's (Peace be upon Him) contemporaries were the greatest masters of Arabic language, but they could not produce anything like the Quran either in content or in style. The Quran says: "If the whole of mankind and Jinns were to gather together to produce the like of this Quran, they could not produce the like thereof, even if they backed up each other with help and support."
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