Faculty of Arts and Humanities

Faculty of Arts and Humanities

As a response to the national development requirements and the integrative role of the higher education in labor market, the Faculty of Arts and Humanities at Albaha University was established by the royal decree no. 9682/MB dated 05-08-1426H to meet labor market needs in the public and private sectors. The Faculty includes distinguished theoretical scientific departments of Islamic Studies, Arabic Language, Foreign Languages and History. The Faculty is committed to its educational, research and community service responsibilities in accordance with the University vision and the Kingdom educational policies.

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Unit of Teaching Arabic to Speakers of Other Languages

Unit of Teaching Arabic to Speakers of Other Languages

OVERVIEW

The unit of teaching Arabic language to non-native speakers is one of Al-baha university’s endeavours to achieve the goals of the (National Vision 2030), which states that “the Arab and Islamic profundity is a striking force for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.” Furthermore, the importance of the Arabic language, its religious and historical position, and the fulfilment of the university’s educational message are two important factors for establishing a unit specialized in teaching Arabic to non-native speakers. Additionally, it is for the sake of an ambitious nation and a contribution to disseminate the Arabic language Teaching.

The decision of the President of the University, Dr. Abdullah Al-Hussein, to approve the establishment of this unit was recently issued, within the university’s relentless efforts to contribute to the scientific, educational, and cultural role in the development of this exalted and generous country, which includes serving this eternal language, the language of the Holy Qur’an. As Arabic language acts as a cornerstone for the nation's identity and its international standing; the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has always been serving it, caring for its native speakers, and providing support to the people of other nations who wish to learn it.

Undoubtedly, establishing the unit of teaching Arabic language to non-native speakers represents one of the University basic foundations. It came to achieve the University educational message both locally and internationally. We are perfectly aware that Arabic language stands for culture, Arabic, and Islamic civilization. It is a living and modern language with a significantly increased turnout to be learnt for multiple purposes including religious, educational, communicative, economic, cultural, and touristic ones.

VISION

Leadership in teaching Arabic language for non-native speakers locally and internationally. 

MISSION

Creating an attractive educational environment for non-native speakers.

OBJECTIVES

- Preparing qualified members in teaching Arabic to non-native speakers and enrolling them in the university programs.

- Attracting skilled Personnel in teaching Arabic for non-native speakers.

- Providing technical support in teaching Arabic language to non-native speakers.

- Conducting scholarly research to improve teaching Arabic language to non-native speakers.

- Cooperating with socialistic institutions in teaching Arabic to non-native speakers.

- Investing technology in both learning and teaching Arabic language to non-native speakers.

- Designing and performing highly qualitative and supportive electronic programs.

- Performing and preparing a developed curriculum and programs.

- Achieving a stable and sustainable financial outcomes.

- Building the administrative system of the unit.

- Providing a modern language lab.

CONTACT US

The Supervisor of the unit of teaching Arabic language to non-native speakers

Professor Mansour bin Saeed Aburas

Email: maburas@bu.edu.sa