المستويات اللغوية في المعاجم الحديثة بين المحافظة والتطوّر by Megawer Sayyid Megawer Sakran

“…This article outlines these four levels of language by modern Arabic dictionaries which aim to show the extent to which modern Arabic dictionaries make use of the classical Arabic lexicography paradigm and its contribution to the development of descriptions of language vocabulary for current language speakers and modern Arabic dictionary users.…”
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Abu Nu‛aym Al-Iṣfahānī (d. 430/1038): Conflicting Opinions by Meis Al-Kaisi

“…Scholarship, in its turn, both classical and modern, has served Abu Nu‛aym no justice. Classical Arabic literature presents some information about his life and works in scattered short biographical entries. …”
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البعد الدرامي في الأدب الشعبي أغاني ترقيص الأطفال في الأدب العربي القديم أنموذجاً by سمر الديوب

“…It is also concerned with the dramatic dimension of the art of lullaby in classical Arabic literature because choreography was associated with the art of singing all along, and lullabies are considered an example of their combination, because they were arranged in accordance with a choreographic effect. …”
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Critical discourse analysis in the Libyan President Al Ghaddafi’s last speech on 22\02\2011 during the Libyan uprising by Lutfi Mohammed, Alhemmair Alwash, Abdul Jabar, Mohd Azidan, Abdullah, Muhammad Alif Redzuan, Nimehchisalem, Vahid

“…Most of Al Ghaddafi speeches were in vernacular language not in classical Arabic language because of his origins. Under the scope of CDA by applying the Fair clough 3D model. …”

Qasmūna bint Isma'il bin Bagdalla al-Yahūdi: frammenti di poesia araba andalusa secondo le fonti arabe by Francesca Gorgoni

“…Relating largerly upon two literary sources, the Nuzhat al-julasâ' fî ash'âr al-nisâ of Suyûti (1445-1505) and the Nafh al Tîb min ghsn al-Andalus of al-Maqqari (1578-1632) this article would like to focalise the poetical production in classical arabic of Qasmûna Bint Ismâ'îl bin Baghdalla al-Yahûdi, one of the very few Jewish Poetess lived in al- Andalus between XI-XII century. …”
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A linguistic evaluation of the preface of “Mikyasu’l-Lisan Kıstasu’l-Beyan” by Abdurrahman Fevzi Efendi by Karabacak Esra

“…Unprepared and uneducated in Turkish grammar writing, first period Tanzimat intellectuals lacked a national system which could set an example of the work that they needed in education and teaching and had passed through madrasah training; thus, grammar method developed for Classical Arabic which they knew best was the first example of their works. …”
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Las Variaciones lingüísticas en el dialecto iraquí y sus equivalentes en el idioma español by Wisam Ahmed, Gheidaa Qays, PHD

“…The opposite for parts of the classical Arabic language. Since the exact and natural meaning is found when transferring a value from standard Arabic to Castilian Spanish. …”
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Classifying and diacritizing Arabic poems using deep recurrent neural networks by Gheith A. Abandah, Mohammed Z. Khedher, Mohammad R. Abdel-Majeed, Hamdi M Mansour, Salma F Hulliel, Lara M Bisharat

“…Poetry has a prominent history in Arabic literature. The classical Arabic poetry has 16 m that vary in rhythm and target purpose. …”
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Abu Nu‛aym Al-Iṣfahānī (d. 430/1038): His Professional Life by Meis Al-Kaisi

“…Despite his renowned reputation, one struggles to find much research concerning his life and works. Classical Arabic literature presents some information about him in scattered short biographical entries. …”
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Cross-cultural adaptation and validation of the Arabic version of the functional index for hand osteoarthritis by Fatima Zahrae Taik, Latifa Tahiri, Hanan Rkain, Ilham Aachari, Emmanuel Maheu, Fadoua Allali

“…The aim of the study was to translate the FIHOA into classical Arabic, and to validate the psychometric properties of the translated version. …”
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Arabic oration in early Islam: religion, ritual, and rhetoric by Qutbuddin, T

“…Drawing on a decade of research for my book published in 2019, Arabic Oration: Art and Function, I discuss the major features of classical Arabic oration, with a focus on religion, ritual, and the rhetoric of orality; further details for each of the points discussed below may be found in my book. …”

Arabic Word Segmentation With Long Short-Term Memory Neural Networks and Word Embedding by Abdulrahman Almuhareb, Waleed Alsanie, Abdulmohsen Al-Thubaity

“…It performed better than the other segmenters on a modern standard Arabic text, and it was the best among the segmenters that do not use any additional language resources in another test using classical Arabic text.…”
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The relationship between Arabism and Islam by Hashim AlMalah

“…However, awareness of their existence as a nation distinct from other nations did not begin to appear until shortly before the advent of Islam, when a sense of the unity of lineage spread among them, and the classical Arabic language took precedence over the tribal dialects, and their poets began to compose poems in this language. …”
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Phonological aspects of al-Issa Arabic, a Bedouin dialect in the north of Jordan by Anas al Huneety, Bassil Mashaqba, Riyad abu Hula, Baraah Khalid Thnaibat

“…These features include the unlimited affrication of ∗k, the realization of the palato-alveolar/j/ as [y] in all word positions (yaʔyaʔa phenomenon), and the unconditioned retention of Classical Arabic diphthongs ∗aw and ∗ay in all contexts. …”
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HE WHO LOSES HIS LANGUAGE LOSES HIS LAW: THE POLITICS OF LANGUAGE IN MEDIEVAL AND EARLY MODERN IBERIA by María Ángeles Gallego, Patricia Giménez-Eguíbar

“…The comparison will be articulated through two main enquiries: First, the enquiry into the degree of knowledge of the language of the religious other/enemy and, more specifically, the awareness and interpretation of the two existing diglossias: Classical Arabic/Andalusi Arabic in the case of Muslims and Romance/Latin in the case of Christians. …”
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Poetic arts developed and updated For Hilla poets in the Middle Ages الفنون الشعرية المطورة والمستحدثة عند شعراء الحلة في العصر الوسيط... by Dr. Mohammed Shakir Masr al-Rubaie أ.م. د محمد شاكر ماصر الربيعي

“…The city of Hilla, science and literature and thought, one of the most Iraqi cities famous in abundance poets and scholars, tended to attention since its inception at the hands of the children of more years (495 e), and broadcast a reputation more after the occupation of Baghdad in (656 AH), where he received no invasion, no destroyed by the devastation of its matchs from Iraq cities ravaged by the Mongols, so characterized their positions relative stability, such as a clear difference from the other cities, which made them full of poets, writers and scientists, and because the poet in Hilla had was applauded by researchers, They wrote a lot, but the poetic arts developed and updated, did not find direct care covering area occupied by those contents, so came this research to reveal systems colors in an important stage, a mediator extended from one year age stage (656 AH) to a year (1335 AH) and standing at the poetic arts developed and developed, either with regard to the arts of poetry developed the poets were not content at this stage tradition and simulation poets mentioned themes of their time and adherence to manners and their meanings and their forms of poetry, and the adoption of their approach and wire way and weaving on their ways, but tried to look beyond mimicry and sought to develop from their systems and add to it an update in their time of meanings and ideas and new forms and methods, imposed by the new circumstances of their lives and created conditions of the current living and dictated them a matter of their age and its requirements and necessities, and dictated by the Bill of evolution and innovation, and these arts consisted of poetry (b poetic history, etched, and Zajal, and hair humor, puzzles), and the terms of the arts poetic novel was a new life and developments in the Middle Ages of impact in it's Commonness and spread in literary circles, that life which mixed many human races and included many peoples, and mixed with the customs and traditions and natures are diverse and appeared in variegated cultures and different ideas, and developments in which conditions and data, led turn to the secretion of those arts that mostly relied on the violation of classical Arabic and non-compliance with its rules sober and use of slang words and exotic widely and come out on the seas and weights known and traded in all ages of the above-Arabic literature of poetry, and with non-compliance Templates and laws, has been that the arts (b Alqoma and Almwalia The item and Alcan was Aldobat).…”
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La carte conceptuelle : un soutien au transfert des apprentissages métalinguistiques by Yousra Meliani, Houda Akmoun

“…Situated within a plurilingual context involving Classical Arabic (L1) and the second language, French (FLF), we seek to visualize the linguistic interactions occurring during information processing through schematic organization and hierarchization. …”
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THE ORIGIN OF ARABIC WORDS IN THE ANCIENT EGYPTIAN LANGUAGE by Deena Alesaily

“…Arabic language, in particular, serves as a rich repository of this cultural legacy, with classical Arabic and modern names for cities and villages still used daily. …”
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HE WHO LOSES HIS LANGUAGE LOSES HIS LAW: THE POLITICS OF LANGUAGE IN MEDIEVAL AND EARLY MODERN IBERIA by María Ángeles Gallego, Patricia Giménez-Eguíbar

“…The comparison will be articulated through two main enquiries: First, the enquiry into the degree of knowledge of the language of the religious other/enemy and, more specifically, the awareness and interpretation of the two existing diglossias: Classical Arabic/Andalusi Arabic in the case of Muslims and Romance/Latin in the case of Christians. …”
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KONSEP AL-QIYAS (ANALOGY) PEMIKIRAN IBN JINNI DALAM LINGUISTIK ARAB by , luthfi muhyiddin, , Prof. Dr. Syamsul Hadi, SU., MA.

“…And by this concept we found that the Classical Arabic Language actually is a dialect named Hijazy that popular in inhabitants and most dialect used by them than has been raised and became standard language by large. …”