Sentence examples for study of arabic from inspiring English sources

He began intensive study of Arabic and Islamic history.

Neoconservatives inside and outside government have assailed Middle East studies departments -- the likely recipients of any increased federal money for advanced study of Arabic and related languages -- for alleged bias against the United States and Israel.

The principal of New York City's first public school dedicated to the study of Arabic language and culture resigned under pressure yesterday, days after she was quoted defending the use of the word "intifada" as a T-shirt slogan.

In its prime in the 2nd and 3rd Muslim centuries, Kūfah, along with Basra, was a centre for the study of Arabic grammar, philology, literary criticism, and belles lettres.

The study of Arabic will be compulsory for fifth-grade students in Jewish public schools in Northern Israel under a pilot project starting in September, an Israeli Ministry of Education official said Tuesday.

B12 Arabic Educator Quits Debbie Almontaser, the principal of New York City's first public school dedicated to the study of Arabic language and culture, resigned under pressure, days after she was quoted defending the use of the word "intifada" as a T-shirt slogan.

This difference observed in our study of Arabic-speaking migrants could be explained by differences in migratory experiences, acculturation and integration levels, and adaptation to the new host society.

Last Feb. 12, you may recall, New York education officials announced plans to open a minischool in September that would teach half its classes in Arabic and include study of Arab culture.

However, beyond the Qurʾān's central position within the Islamic faith, the aftermath of its revelation led to a lengthy scholarly process that traced its precedents and analyzed the Arabic language system; as such, its revelation also needs to be viewed as the event that marks the initial stages in the recording and study of the Arabic literary tradition.

Of direct relevance to this study are the findings of Stuchbery and colleagues [ 28] who undertook a study of Vietnamese, Arabic-speaking and Anglo-Celtic mothers in South West Sydney specifically to examine which deficits in their social support network were associated with postnatal depression.

A relatively wide range of ethnicities are represented in the study, however Caucasian subjects were by far the most commonly studied and there were no studies including those of Arabic or Indian ethnicity.