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Analytical Study to Review of Arabic Language Learning using Internet Websites


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1 Department of Computer Science, Applied Science University, Bahrain
2 Department of Mathematical Sciences, Ahlia University, Bahrain
 

Arabic language is one of the most commonly used language in the world. It plays a very important role in educational operations around the world. It contains various parts such as poetry, poem, novel, and stories, as well as linguistic and grammatical rules and movements of letters, which change the word according to the movements accompanying each letter, for example, there are movements of lifting and breaking and annexation and silence. In this paper, we will review the research papers that studied the Arabic language learning websites, using the content analysis to determine strengths, weaknesses, advantages, disadvantages, and limitations. This research paper concluded that there is still a shortage and scarcity in the number of articles and websites on the internet that teach Arabic language. The suggestion is to assign task of development to Arab world instituties and others by increasing their number of websites on the internet and enriching their scientific content to improve it and increase its spread between the learners.

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Arabic Language, Learning, Teaching, Websites.
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Authors

Samer Shorman
Department of Computer Science, Applied Science University, Bahrain
Mohammad Al-Shoqran
Department of Mathematical Sciences, Ahlia University, Bahrain

Abstract


Arabic language is one of the most commonly used language in the world. It plays a very important role in educational operations around the world. It contains various parts such as poetry, poem, novel, and stories, as well as linguistic and grammatical rules and movements of letters, which change the word according to the movements accompanying each letter, for example, there are movements of lifting and breaking and annexation and silence. In this paper, we will review the research papers that studied the Arabic language learning websites, using the content analysis to determine strengths, weaknesses, advantages, disadvantages, and limitations. This research paper concluded that there is still a shortage and scarcity in the number of articles and websites on the internet that teach Arabic language. The suggestion is to assign task of development to Arab world instituties and others by increasing their number of websites on the internet and enriching their scientific content to improve it and increase its spread between the learners.

Keywords


Arabic Language, Learning, Teaching, Websites.

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