Arabic Department

Program Vision
To achieve excellence, quality, and distinction in the teaching of the Arabic language and its literature at both local and regional levels, through an academic program that integrates linguistic and literary heritage with contemporary requirements, and prepares qualified professionals capable of developing students’ language skills and strengthening Arab cultural identity.

Program Mission
The program seeks to prepare qualified educators who possess profound knowledge in Arabic linguistics and literature, along with the necessary pedagogical competencies to effectively teach Arabic across different educational stages, thereby contributing to the preservation and promotion of linguistic identity.

Program Objectives

1. To enable students to attain proficiency in Arabic language skills, including reading, writing, and both oral and written expression.

2. To introduce students to the major disciplines of Arabic language studies, such as grammar, morphology, rhetoric, and prosody.

3. To develop students’ ability to analyze literary and critical texts in accordance with established scholarly methodologies.

4. To prepare qualified teachers capable of employing modern instructional strategies in teaching Arabic.

5. To enhance students’ research skills in the field of Arabic language and literature.