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اللغة وعاء الثقافة وأقدم تجليات الهوية، بيد أن اللغة العربية أغنى لغات العالم وفي العصر الحاضر واجهت اللغة العربية تحديات ضخمة على مستويات كثيرة في ظل نظام العولمة بوصفها وعاء الثقافة العربية والحضارة الإسلامية وأيضا من التحديات التي تواجه اللغة العربية الأفكار التي تنشرها الشعوب الأخرى للقضاء على تعدد اللغات والمناداة باختيار لغة واحدة تسيطر على العالم.
Language is the base of culture and the oldest manifestation of identity, given that the Arabic language is the richest language in the world. In the present era, the Arabic language faced huge challenges on many levels considering the globalization system, as it is the base of Arab culture and Islamic civilization. Also, among the challenges facing the Arabic language are the ideas spread by other peoples to eliminate multilingualism, including the Arabic language, and the call to choose one language that controls the world. Since the foreign entered in the Arab countries, the Arab region has been subjected to Westernization, and the Arabic language has become in danger, as the colonialists tried to weaken it and replace it with English. As business establishments in the Arab world began to use foreign language, and the local vernacular replaced the standard language in many aspects of literary and artistic creativity. There is a lack of interest in the Arabic language in the educational curricula, which threatens the new generations with lack of interest in the Arabic language, and this is the dilemma that must be resolved. This research aims to provide a comprehensive argument for the Arabic language, including highlighting its aesthetics, its strengths, and the factors of continuity and survival, after it became the language of the last religion Holy Qur’an, which magnified its importance and transferred it to higher and more spacious horizons, and shed light on efforts to preserve the Arabic language as the mediator between the people of the Arab nations, and the expression of identity, clarify the positive impact of technology on the Arab language. Importance of this research lies in the fact that it sheds light on a very important problem related to Arabic language which is the essence of Arab identity, and losing it means losing identity. This research would raise awareness for the Arabs to participate in the efforts that aim to throw a stone in the static pond so that the circles of movement expand towards pushing the competent authorities to take the matter seriously, and make sufficient efforts to save the Arabic language from what is being hatched for it.
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