SBS Event - The curious history of written Arabic by Dr Michael Macdonald
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- We are delighted to introduce to you an exclusive webinar event conducted on the evening of Thursday 25th March 2021 from 1730 to 1830 / 5.30pm to 6.30pm UK Time including a Q&A session.
Our Speaker on this occasion, Dr Michael C. A. Macdonald, talking on the intriguing subject of 'The curious history of written Arabic' examined the relationship between Arabic and writing through the centuries.
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Very good! thank you.
The saying goes, "The victor is the one who always write the history and write the way they wanted".
No it doesn't. It goes "history is written by the victors."
Ok, "history is written by the victors, and wrote the way they wanted it and erased their atrocities around the world."
There were. Books during the Arabic civilization and what you show is not part of real history
Can you expand on that? Nowhere does this upload say there were no books during Arab civilization.
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نعم لاننا اعتمدنا قال فلان و قال علان و لم ندرس و نطور علم اللسانيات.
Hi,
Arabic language is one of the oldest languages out there; btw it dated back to Yourub ibn khahtan يعرب which is Arabic got its name from,b4 that Himyarite kingdom and language was alive also a tribe named Gerhom from Yemen travel north to Makkah valley which used to be a desert before the kabah appear or even been built then found إسماعيل prophet Ismail as a child with his mother Hager then teaching him Arabic etc…plz read more about south Arabia history there were too many kingdoms n ethnicity in that area 4-5 +centuries ago …
Arabic written without dots “.”at beginning for a few years then add the dots for non-Arabic عجم speaks so could speak it n understand it !
This is a myth. No place for folktales in academia unless your focus study is...folktales.
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