Why is Arabic the most beautiful language in the world?
For starters, Arabic is, for its worshipers, THE most beautiful language in the world.
In order not to upset the speakers of other languages, let’s clarify: it is one of the most beautiful languages in the world.
It is interesting to go beyond stereotypes and discover other cultures … Did you know that Arabica coffee is the oldest, its use dating back to the end of the first millennium on the Arabian peninsula?
It is a language of scholarship, in which inventions have been made in all artistic and scientific disciplines:
Medicine,
Mathematics: the Arabs improved algebra, geometry. They also translate the manuals of Aristotle, Archimedes, Pythagoras and Thales.
Physical,
Astronomy,
Architecture,
History and geography,
Law and jurisprudence,
Philosophy,
Drawing and painting,
Poetry and literature , etc.,
The Arabic language is a Semitic language that, after appearing in the second century of our era, spreads through poetic art and literature.
Literature was for the Berbers and the Arabs a vehicle for the propagation of the Arabic language and culture.
Through poetry and song, the authors praise pre-Islamic polytheistic religions using two recurring genres of versification in this language of oral tradition: lyricism and description .
Arab poetry gradually loses its relevance after the hijra and the hegemony of the prophet Muhammad, who became the central figure in Arabic literature, through the holy book, the Holy Koran.
The Arabs had knowledge of a very advanced society at that time.
The illustrious Arab and Persian thinkers and artists were numerous: Why is Arabic the most beautiful language in the world?
Al Farabi (872-950),
Abu Al-Qasim (940-1013),
Avicenna (980-1037),
Ibn Hazm (994-1064),
The Ghazali (1058-1111),
Averroes (1126-1198),
Ibn Khaldoun (1332-1406),
Ahmad Amine (1886-1954),
Abbas Mahmoud Al Akkad (1889-1964),
Naguib Mahfouz (1911-2006), and many others.
Arabic calligraphy also holds an important place in Arabic writing: the art of writing the language correctly, the calligraphic technique is considered the noblest Arabic art.
It highlights the Islamic civilization. It allows you to write the verses of the Holy Qur’an and make eulogies to the glory of Allah, Muhammad, salvation, the Islamic liturgy.
Learning Arabic calligraphy initiates the apprentice into graphics, the attention required by the beautiful curves and rounded shapes gives Arabic writing a stylistic quest.
In addition, this allows us to learn the Arabic alphabet – the 27 Arabic letters and the hamza, the 117 letter forms according to their position in the Arabic words (isolated, initial, intermediate or final form) – and fixate on a language of enormous linguistic richness :
More than 60,000 words,
6000 verb roots from which adjectives derive,
Inestimable amounts of synonyms,
Let’s be interested in the Arabic alphabet …
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