Arabic in a sentence

Let me pass the following brief comment on the quality of the Arabic language used by Shaikh Mubasshir in his book.

On Whitehall, a protester was filmed bellowing in Arabic 'God's curse be upon the Jews' and 'God's curse upon Israel'.

Some reports in Arabic media Friday suggest negotiations are ongoing to exchange some hostages for political prisoners.

He added that there is need for government to provide employment for graduates of Arabic and Quranic schools.

These words form the shahada (Arabic), meaning the profession of faith, are one of the five pillars of Islam.

Baity means ‘my home’ in Arabic, they have a small but quality menu with dishes like spicy Gazan style prawns and musakhan.

Adab and Poetry (الأدب والشعر): This pertains to literature and poetry in Arabic as well as the chosen language for delivery.

And Egypt became the largest audience for RT Arabic, which in turn is Russia Today’s largest language division after English.

The exodus has also been likened to the historical “Nakba” – meaning catastrophe in Arabic – by a teenage girl quoted by CNN.

There, they can create a small community, set up shops to buy familiar foods and speak Arabic together.

Between them the Carnival Band’s musicians have a track record in folk, contemporary, classical, baroque, medieval and Arabic music.

Early in the war, Ahmed was an anchor based in Aleppo, Syria, for an Arabic-language news station.

It monitors social media platforms including Threads, Facebook, Instagram, X (Twitter), YouTube and TikTok, in both English and Arabic.

The Arabic version had to stay true to the original story line, but entirely new choreography — originally by Bob Fosse — was required.

In short, this is a school where Jewish, Arabic, Druze and Christian children learn together.

The comprehensive national project for empowerment the Arabic language was the first of the cultural projects with which her tasks began.

And they were filming and screaming at us in Hebrew, Arabic and English, ‘Get off our land.

Modern Standard Arabic largely follows the grammatical standards of Quranic Arabic and uses much of the same vocabulary.

Ishara signifies a gesture, a signal or a hint, and is a word common to several languages including Arabic, Persian, Hindi, Swahili and Urdu.

In Islammain main The word used in the Arabic language for allegiance is bay'at (Arabic: بيعة), which means "taking hand".