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Arabic & Islamic
Learning Objectives “LO”
In this comprehensive guide, you'll learn how to write effective learning objectives to improve your instructional design skills. Our step-by-step instructions and examples will help you craft clear and concise learning outcomes that align with your curriculum or training goals.
Tips for Learning Arabic
"Are you interested in learning Arabic? As one of the most widely spoken languages in the world, Arabic is an incredibly valuable language to know for personal, professional, and educational purposes. However, learning a new language can be challenging, personally, I have met a lot of students and learners who are interested in learning the Arabic language, then after a short period they decide not to continue due to the challenges and difficulties they are facing.
Arabic Dialects
Discover the rich diversity of Arabic dialects spoken across the Middle East and North Africa. From the Egyptian dialect to the Gulf dialect, explore the unique features of each dialect, including pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar. Whether you're a language learner, a cultural enthusiast, or a traveler, this guide will deepen your understanding and appreciation of the Arabic language and its regional variations.
Ramadan in Egypt
Ramadan in Egypt is different from any other country"... an expected answer of any visitor to Egypt in this holy month. All of his rites are a legitimate legacy of every civilization witnessed by the Nile Valley which gives this month a special flavor that differs from the rest of the Islamic countries.
The Virtue of Ramadan
The purpose of the month of Ramadan is represented in many things that make fasting a meaningful and sublime duty.
The Virtue of Charity
Abu Hurairah (RAA) narrated that the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said: “Sadaqah does not decrease property and Allah increases the honor of him who forgives and no one will humble himself for Allah’s sake except that Allah raises his status.” Related by Muslim.
Classic Arabic & Dialects
Learning Arabic differs from other foreign languages for native and non-native Arabic speakers alike. This is because Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) is the mother tongue of no one.