تعليم العربية بالدوائر

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Teaching Arabic language sciences, grammar, morphology, and spelling rules, which are called "instrumental sciences"; Because all sciences rely on their respective knowledge and skills when expressing any spoken or written idea, grammar focuses on the correct use of words in sentences according to their function as indicated by their final grammatical case. Morphology deals with the correct use of individual words in terms of their form, structure, type, number of letters, and any morphological changes they undergo, such as deletion, addition, vowel change, substitution, metathesis, and assimilation. Spelling rules cultivate the skill of correct writing. This Arabic language education is directed towards native speakers at the intermediate, secondary, and university levels, as well as educated teachers, researchers, and other students in Arab and Western societies. It presents this information in innovative new media, based on color-coded circles that organize the key aspects of Arabic grammar, morphology, spelling, and rhetoric. More detailed circles, suitable for specialists who can download the application to their mobile phones or tablets, branch out from these circles, each offering its own independent explanation. With sections, chapters, or subsections, reinforced with examples as much as possible, which is the maximum number of parts into which circles can be divided.
Free software for teaching Arabic based on open-source content
Updated on
Apr 18, 2026

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