The Arabic Language: Challenges in the Modern World

Khawlah Ahmed

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In the past few decades in the Arab World, Arabic became sidelined and deemed as 'non-useful,' and in the West it became a language associated with terrorism.But after decades of taking a back seat to dominant languages such as English, research shows that the Arabic language today is seemingly on the rebound.

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