اللغة العربية ودورها في بناء الحضارة الإسلامية

The Arabic language and its role in building Islamic civilization

Authors

  • Dr. Manzoor Ahmad Assistant Professor, Department  of Islamic Studies & Arabic, Gomal University, D.I.Khan.
  • Allah Ditta Ph.D Scholar, Department  of Islamic Studies, GIFT University, Gujarnwala.
  • Hafiz Muhammad Usman PhD Scholar, Department of Islamic Stidies & Arabic, Gomal University, DIKhan, KPK, Pakistan.

Keywords:

Islamic civilization, Arabic language, Role, Building, Revelation.

Abstract

Arabic is a major and most popular language of the world that is used by human beings to convey their expressions, It has significant role in the survival and history of nations and in the building Islamic civilization since the man was created in the world. No doubt that advance of Islamic civilization has been greatly influence by Arabic language. Western civilization has been able to develop due attention to the Arabic language in formation of Islamic civilization. It is a key condition to understanding the glory and beauty of civilization. History has recorded with gold ink, civilization based product revelation of various, intellectual, dimensions, spiritual and emotional. The research intended to show the Arabic language role in development of Islamic civilization throughout the world and the creativity of the new arts and science in Arabic which become the tongue of this civilization. Thus the Muslim scholars should intend as manufacturer and perpetrators of Islamic civilization are to read and explain continuously the great Islamic civilization.

Author Biography

Hafiz Muhammad Usman, PhD Scholar, Department of Islamic Stidies & Arabic, Gomal University, DIKhan, KPK, Pakistan.



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Published

30-09-2023

How to Cite

Dr. Manzoor Ahmad, Allah Ditta, & Hafiz Muhammad Usman. (2023). اللغة العربية ودورها في بناء الحضارة الإسلامية: The Arabic language and its role in building Islamic civilization. INKISHAF, 3(09), 117–127. Retrieved from https://inkishaf.org.pk/index.php/home/article/view/466

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