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A Bridge Towards al-Arabiyah

A Bridge Towards al-Arabiyah

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Teaching Arabic as a second language is still, in many parts of the world based on intuition and unprincipled methods. Many textbooks and materials designed for this purpose still use outdated pedagogy in second language teaching. Although there are some attempts to break with this tradition, the gap is still noticed.

Aljamea-tus-Saifiyah is an Arabic Academy first established in Surat, India, with its educational focus on the Quran, Islamic sciences, the Arabic language and literature. The Academy presents a solution, especially for those who practice language learning in a country where it is not spoken. This book aims to present the areas of intersection between the methodology of Aljamea-tus-Saifiyah and that of modern linguistic theories in order to establish a universal status for this method of language learning and teaching. It also provides a methodology for Arabic language learning in which the emphasis goes to the Arabic language and the importance of learning and teaching foreign languages as an access to the modern world.

Huzaifa Shakir is a graduate of Arabic literature from Aljamea-tus-Saifiyah in Surat, India. His background, education and experience have allowed him to acquire insight and perspective with which he describes and interprets the features found in the Arabic Teaching Methodology practiced in Aljamea-tus-Saifiyah. The explanations offered in this study combine the methodology’s features with its Fatemi philosophy and education/science.

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