
Institute for Teaching Arabic to Non-Native Speakers
Introduction to the institute:
The language of al-Daad.. the language of the Holy Qur’an that was revealed in it. Therefore, learning it is necessary for non-Arab Muslims to get to know their Islamic heritage and religion, and it is the duty of Arab Muslims to spread it around the world. It aims to teach the Arabic language to non-native speakers, provide them with the Arab-Islamic culture, spread the Arabic language and Islamic culture globally with skilled graduates in Arabic for non-native speakers, prepare and train teachers through postgraduate programs and training, publish scientific research, and serve the local and global community. It is an intensive program for teaching Arabic to non-native speakers, in order to qualify the student linguistically so that he can study in Arab universities.
the message:
Pioneering and achieving quality and excellence in learning the Arabic language and teaching it to non-native speakers using advanced technologies, in terms of education, research, training and consultation, and participation and social responsibility towards Muslims internally and externally.
values and goals:
The institute seeks to achieve a number of goals, including:
1- Contribute to the spread of Islam and take pride in learning and teaching the Arabic language.
2- Teaching the Arabic language and its literature to non-Muslims who speak it, providing them with a sufficient amount of Islamic studies to serve and spread Islam, and qualifying them to join one of the university’s colleges.
3- Proficiency and quality in performance, and preparing specialized teachers who teach Arabic to non-native speakers in Islamic countries and Muslim minorities in the world.
4- Exchange of scientific experiences in the field of teaching Arabic to non-native speakers between the Institute and specialized scientific institutions, and with Islamic institutions and bodies in the field of teaching Arabic and spreading the Islamic call.
5- Establishing training courses for teachers of Arabic language for non-native speakers in Islamic countries, and working on holding seminars and conferences with major universities to see all that is new, effective communication with other cultures, and work on its application, with continuous innovation and development.
6- Building a contemporary Muslim personality that influences its society effectively, and keeps pace with contemporary developments in learning and Islamic education based on the global message of Islam, with moderation.
7- Providing foreign students with the multiple skills that qualify them to teach Arabic, science and Islamic education.
Admission requirements to the institute (male and female):
1- The applicant must not be less than 17 years old.
2- The applicant must have a high school diploma with a grade of no less than very good.
3- He must be of good conduct and behavior, with the recommendation of one of the institutions or bodies.
4- All documents must be certified
6- Pass the acceptance test.
Documents required when applying:
1- A copy of the secondary school certificate.
2- A copy of the transcript.
3- A copy of the passport.
4- A copy of the birth certificate.
5- Recommendation from a governmental body or association.
6- A certificate of memorizing the Qur’an or parts of it (if any).
8- A personal photo.
How to register in the program:
1- Registration in the diploma for a fee by attending the institute and submitting the required documents and payment receipts, or via the distance education website.
2- Fill out the application form and issue a temporary university card until a university number is issued for the newcomer.
3 . Submit the required documents in case of acceptance.
4- Payment of registration fees through the official bank account of the university with the need to print the receipt, and after checking and matching the secondary certificate and the required official papers, the student is delivered a university card, then the student is transferred to the Agency for Educational Affairs at the institute for a placement test, to obtain final acceptance.
Academic degrees awarded by the program:
The degree of Arabic Diploma for Speakers of Other
Bachelor’s Program in Teaching Arabic to Speakers of Other Languages
Postgraduate programs in the field of teaching Arabic to non-native speakers The College of Graduate Studies (the university) has a program for teaching Arabic to non-native speakers, as follows:
1- Higher Diploma
2- Masters
3- Ph.D
Arabic Language Diploma degree of non – native speakers :
Number and duration of study levels:
Four levels Each level represents a semester.
study plan
the number | Course Name |
1 | The Holy Quran |
2 | The Holy Quran and Tajweed |
3 | Interpretation |
4 | Prophetic tradition |
5 | jurisprudence |
6 | Monotheism |
7 | Biography of the Prophet |
8 | Islamic history |
9 | Islamic culture |
10 | sounds |
11 | reading |
12 | language exercises |
13 | Writing |
14 | construction |
15th | dictation |
16 | Literary texts |
17 | strange quran |
18 | education technologies |
19 | Islamic education and morals |
20 | Arabic Library and Research |
Level one courses
NS | Subject | course book |
1 | The Holy Quran | _____ |
2 | language exercises | Arabic Lessons for Non-Native Speakers (Part One) |
3 | reading | reading lessons |
4 | Writing | Writing lessons |
5 | construction | Expression lessons |
6 | Arabic Grammar (1) | |
7 | Arabic Library and Research | |
8 | practical training | |
9 | Islamic Fiqh | |
10 | Quranic and Prophetic stories |
Second level courses:
NS | Subject | course book |
1 | The Holy Quran | _____ |
2 | Prophetic tradition | Lessons in hadith and jurisprudence |
3 | jurisprudence | |
4 | language exercises | Arabic Lessons for Non-Native Speakers (Part Two) |
5 | sounds | Voice training lessons |
6 | reading | reading lessons |
Stories of the Prophets (for children) | ||
7 | Islamic culture | —————– |
8 | dictation | Spelling lessons |
9 | Oral and written expression | |
10 | Islamic education and morals |
Third level courses
NS | Subject | course book |
1 | The Holy Quran | _____ |
2 | intonation | Easy intonation |
3 | Prophetic tradition | Lessons in hadith and jurisprudence |
4 | jurisprudence | |
5 | Monotheism | Tawheed lessons (1) |
6 | Biography of the Prophet | Selections from the biography of the Prophet |
7 | language exercises | Arabic lessons for non-native speakers (3) |
8 | reading | reading lessons |
Pictures from the life of the Companions | ||
9 | education technologies | …………………………………… |
10 | dictation | Spelling lessons |
11 | practical training |
Fourth level courses
NS | Subject | course book |
1 | The Holy Quran | _____ |
2 | intonation | Easy intonation |
3 | Interpretation | lessons in interpretation |
4 | Monotheism | Tawheed lessons (2) |
5 | Islamic history | Brief summary |
6 | language exercises | Arabic lessons for non-native speakers (4) |
7 | reading | reading lessons |
Pictures from the life of the Companions | ||
8 | Islamic education and morals | ……………………. |
9 | Literary texts | Lessons in literary texts |
10 | strange quran | …………………………………… |
11 | practical training | Graduation Project |
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Study Plan of the Higher Diploma Program in Teaching Arabic to Non-Native Speakers:
Subject | the level |
Semantics and dictionaries | the first |
The use of computers in language teaching | the first |
Teaching Methods | the first |
Technology Education | the first |
phonetics | the first |
Arab Islamic civilization | the first |
Grammar | The second |
Research Methods | The second |
Introduction to modern linguistics | The second |
language test design | The second |
Contrastive analysis and error analysis | The second |
Arabic Philology | the third |
Islamic culture and methods of teaching it to non-native speakers | the third |
Building curricula and preparing Arabic language teaching materials | the third |
Rhetoric and criticism | the third |
Offers | the third |
An introduction to applied linguistics | the third |
second language acquisition | the fourth |
Language teaching methods | the fourth |
Culture and language education | the fourth |
second language acquisition | the fourth |
practical training | Graduation Project |
Study plan for the MA in Teaching Arabic to Non-Native Speakers:
Subject | the level |
Sociolinguistics | |
Psycholinguistics | |
Educational supervision and teacher training | |
Advanced Studies in Arabic Language | |
Methods of teaching language skills | |
Islamic education and morals | |
field studies | |
Practical Education | |
An introduction to applied linguistics | |
The science of second language acquisition | |
language issues | |
Islamic studies | |
communication skills | |
language tests | |
Language teaching for special purposes | |
Modern techniques for teaching Arabic to non-native speakers | |
Linguistic matching and error analysis | |
A thesis |
Study Plan of the PhD Program in Applied Arabic Linguistics:
Subject | the level |
Directed Studies in Sociolinguistics | |
Advanced issues in language and technology | |
Prepare a research plan | |
Preparing and evaluating language teaching materials | |
Studies in second language education | |
Issues in second language acquisition | |
Research methods in applied linguistics | |
Research in applied linguistics | |
Practical Education | |
Islamic studies | |
Applied Studies in the Arabic Language | |
Contemporary issues and problems in teaching Arabic to non-native speakers | |
Thesis |
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Bachelor in Teaching Arabic to Speakers of Other Languages:
Vision, Mission and Objectives
Vision:
Leadership and excellence in teaching Arabic to non-native speakers, scientific research and community service locally and regionally.
the message:
The department seeks to be a distinguished global reference in language and culture studies, and to supply the local labor market with specialists with effective academic and skillful competencies in the field of teaching Arabic to non-native speakers.
Objectives:
- Leadership and excellence in granting a bachelor’s degree in Arabic language and literature to non-Arabic speakers, through excellence in preparing non-Arabic-speaking students who are affiliated with this program, and enabling them to do so in a way that contributes to supplying various fields of work in non-Arab countries with highly qualified graduates, both technically and academically. .
- Teaching students the sounds of Arabic speaking, reading and writing.
- Provide them with the necessary vocabulary, grammar and structures to develop their four skills (reading, writing, listening and speaking).
- Providing students with the necessary competencies that enable them in the Arabic language, and the skills related to the Arabic language and the fields it needs in the practice of teaching Arabic to non-native speakers.
- Pioneering in teaching Arabic to non-native speakers to spread the Arabic language in the world.
- Facilitate learning and recitation of the Noble Qur’an, and Islamic education
Program outputs:
Providing students with the necessary communicative skills and language competencies and developing them in an environment based on self-learning and cooperative, linking Arabic emotionally and mentally among its non-Arab learners, strengthening the belief in the universality of the Arabic language among its learners of non-native speakers, and supplying the international labor market with highly qualified non-Arab graduates In the specialization of the Arabic language, and the development of a culture of dialogue and openness to the other and his civilization.
It is expected that upon completion of the study of the courses of this program, the student will be able to demonstrate effective adequacy in the use of contemporary standard Arabic in the areas of reading, writing and conversation, and to employ the Arabic language in writing, reading and conversation in expressing his needs and the needs of the labor market, and to comprehend the relationship of Arab culture with other cultures. Humanity and usefulness through creative interaction, effectively applying acquired skills in different situations.
study plan :
First semester :
the number | Article |
1 | Introduction to education and psychology |
2 | Methods of teaching Arabic language |
3 | Teaching Methods |
4 | Design and production of educational materials |
5 | Arabic language and literature (1) |
6 | An introduction to teaching Arabic to non-native speakers |
7 | phonetics |
8 | Introduction to modern linguistics |
9 | The Holy Quran and its recitation |
Second Semester :
the number | Article |
1 | second language acquisition theories |
2 | Teaching language skills to non-Arabic speakers |
3 | Curricula and design of educational materials for non-Arabic speakers |
4 | Arabic language and literature (2) |
5 | Functional spelling and writing |
6 | Develop Arabic language skills |
7 | educational psychology |
8 | Linguistic matching and error analysis |
Third semester:
the number | Article |
1 | Technical supervision and direction |
2 | Preparing and qualifying teachers |
3 | Problems and challenges of teaching Arabic to non-native speakers |
4 | Advanced Studies in Arabic Language (1) |
5 | Islamic Ethics |
6 | Language tests |
7 | psycholinguistics (1) |
8 | the computer |
9 | The Holy Quran and its recitation |
Fourth semester
the number | Article |
1 | Psycholinguistics (2) |
2 | school library |
3 | Comparative literature |
4 | Advanced Studies in Arabic Language (2) |
5 | Practical Education |
6 | Arabic dictionaries and library |
7 | Applied Criticism |
8 | Studies in the Qur’an and Sunnah |
Fifth semester:
the number | Article |
1 | English writing and speaking skills |
2 | Modern Literary Criticism Methods |
3 | History of the Arabic language |
4 | Islamic faith |
5 | Measurement and calendar |
6 | Arabic audios |
7 | Arabic rhetoric |
8 | Grammer Science |
Sixth semester:
the number | Article |
1 | Methods of teaching Islamic sciences |
2 | Islamic culture |
3 | ancient arabic literature |
4 | An introduction to tasting the literary text |
5 | Sociolinguistics |
6 | Methods of teaching language skills |
7 | education basics |
8 | Practical Education |
9 | The Holy Quran and its recitation |
Seventh semester:
the number | Article |
1 | education technologies |
2 | Teaching reading and writing |
3 | Contemporary Arabic literature |
4 | morphology |
5 | Islamic Fiqh |
6 | Arabic language skills (practical skills) |
7 | Research Methods |
8 | extracurricular activity |
Eighth semester:
the number | Article |
1 | Teaching listening and speaking |
2 | The school administration |
3 | The communicative approach to teaching Arabic |
4 | Arabic Philology |
5 | language tests |
6 | Arabic Sociolinguistics |
7 | The Holy Quran and its recitation |
8 | practical training |
9 | Graduation research |
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