Prerequisites

Students, journalists and those interested in media and linguistics, and authors/writers.

Course Description

Arabic is considered one of the most beautiful languages of the world, if not the most beautiful one, due to its unique linguistic structure. It forms a harmonious aesthetic system through its rich lexicon, morphological structure, its unique and multiple structures, and its delicate connotations that take into account the smallest details in terms of description and depiction. Arabic language does not forget the external context of the language and its adjacent connotations that make the meaning more integrated. This has made Arabic not just an expressive language but an enjoyable and pleasant one. The Holy Qur’an as an everlasting miracle is a proof for all the above-said; as it possesses a linguistic miracle in which God challenged all of mankind until the Day of Resurrection. This miracle was linguistic and unequivocal because of the eloquence of the Arabs, their articulacy, their knowledge of their language and their deepest care.

Course Objective

Learn about the aesthetics of the Arabic language.
- The ability to use the Arabic lexicon with more accuracy.
- Choose expressive phrases carefully.
- The multiplicity in the use of linguistic structures and techniques in the right place.
- Ability to express the connotations and meanings of the speaker.
- Ability to determine questions more accurately.
- Examining the recipient’s inner facts and knowledge.

Course Outline

- The Arabic Lexicon and how to build it in multiple contexts:
- Differentiate between meanings of independent vocabulary and meanings in context
- Morphological structure and its effect on meaning
- The ability to use morphology to communicate the intended meaning to the recipient and the multiple meanings and denotations of morphological structure.
- The meanings of the structures and the integrity of writing
- Learn about the Arabic language structures, when it can be used and the indications that it suggests
- Denotation/connotation in Arabic
Learn about the elements of achieving significance in Arabic
- Language’s external factors
- Everything surrounding the language including external settings does not appear in the sentence directly
- The recipient and probing his secrets and depths
- Observing the recipient’s conditions and how they can question specific information or knowledge inside them.

Course Benefits

Trainees get a certificate of attendance of the workshop.