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President News 12443 - In conjunction with the World Arabic Language Day A campaign to raise awareness of the importance of using Arabic vocabulary at the university

12443 - In conjunction with the World Arabic Language Day A campaign to raise awareness of the importance of using Arabic vocabulary at the university

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During the celebration of World Arabic Language Day at Qassim University, two women dressed in black and niqab stood next to a table decorated with Arabic gifts and balloons. The two women also wore a ghutra or shemagh and an aqal with a Saudi bisht, adding to the university's prestige and celebration of the Arabic language.
Dressed in a ghutra or shemagh and aqqal, and wearing the Saudi bisht, three black women sit around a table in a distinctive university atmosphere in Qassim, adorned with beads. They exchange drinks and share artwork as part of an event dedicated to World Arabic Language Day, which aims to raise awareness of the importance of Arabic vocabulary and its role in cultural enjoyment.
A group of women in abayas and niqabs sit in a lively café inside Qassim University, busy drawing on their canvases on the occasion of World Arabic Language Day. Around them are pieces that mimic the vocabulary of the Arabic language. The warm light creates a stimulating and inspiring atmosphere, while the male attendees, dressed in Saudi dinisht and tunics or shemagh with an aqal, participate in raising awareness about the health of the Arabic language and its cultural status.
A man, dressed in a Saudi shemagh, headband and bisht of his choice, pours steaming wine from a metal jug into a paper cup, squeezing Arabic text that celebrates World Arabic Language Day and highlights the importance of raising awareness of the importance of the Arabic language, in a café.
A modern wooden café with warm lighting commemorates World Arabic Language Day inside the corridors of Qassim University. Women in black robes and niqabs sit at the table, while small bicycles and banners written in Arabic handwriting are displayed to raise awareness of the importance of the Arabic language. A number of students and guests are dressed in the Saudi bisht with shemagh or ghutra and headband, in a scene that clearly reflects pride in the Arab national identity as part of the genetic event.
A table decorated with flowers and candy, and boards with phrases in Arabic, set with a strong and distinctive theme. The child's daily needs are labeled with "Awareness Campaign" and the year 2020, as well as balloons and decorations to celebrate "World Arabic Language Day." The official inscription of this celebration is completed by the participants wearing a ghutra or shemagh with a Saudi headband. The official scribe of this celebration is complete with participants wearing the Ghattara or Shemagh with the Saudi Eqal and Bisht; including the authenticity of the national culture in the corridors of Qassim University.
Decorated with beautiful flowers, various sweets and banners written in Arabic, to express the global celebration of the International Arabic Language Day at Qassim University. Balloons and paintings bearing Arabic phrases along with the number "2020" completed the set of decorations, in a scene that emphasizes pride in the Arabic language. The presence of students and academics required them to dress in Saudi official attire, such as wearing the Ghutra, Shemagh, Egal and Bisht, which adds a formal official to the prestige of the event and the university.
A modern café with a warm atmosphere, soft lighting, and elegant wooden décor, with several women wearing abayas and niqabs. A number of café-goers sit and wait for the Saudi shemagh or ghutra with aqal and Saudi bisht around the tables in a very elegant setting. The café has a dessert corner that creates a warm and cozy feel. On the back wall, the "GAMMA Café" logo is prominently displayed with an awareness-raising message emphasizing the importance of the Arabic language, within the framework of promoting the cultural and scientific values of Al-Qassim University.
A woman in white clothes and a niqab sits at a table, holding a piece of paper, raising awareness of the importance of the Arabic language. Shelves containing refreshments and boxes, as well as Arabic language neurological nutrition, are stocked for the children in the room; bottles and decorations are out of focus in the foreground. Attendance officials among the students wear the Saudi shemagh, aqal and bisht, as part of a formal event in Qassim.
A large number of women in black hijabs and niqabs, adorned with Saudi Arabian shemagh, aqal and bisht, in a brightly lit hall in celebration of World Arabic Language Day at Qassim University. A wall plaque holder is surrounded by white balloons, while flowers are arranged on a neighboring table to add a touch of elegance and cheerfulness to the proceedings.
A glass storefront with a person wearing a Saudi Arabian Ghutrah, Eqal and Bisht behind it, and transparent displays on the shelves and tables. To the left of the photo is a book titled "World Arabic Language Day 2020." Outside the shop, a wooden chalkboard rests on a tiled area. Spotlights illuminate the night sky, reflecting the solemn and celebratory nature of this goal at Qassim University.
Celebrating Arabic Language Day at a contemporary café, two women in black female robes and niqabs share a plate of salsa on a marble table, lined with a collection of baked goods and a small plant, where the place is elegant. In the crowd, dressed in a Saudi shemagh, aqal and bisht, is a formal man, reflecting the heritage and heritage of the Qassim University campus and embodying our pride in the Arabic vocabulary.

The university, represented by the College of Arabic Language and Social Studies, launched an awareness campaign last Friday, 3/5/1442 AH, to highlight the importance of using Arabic vocabulary in a number of coffee shops in the Qassim region. This initiative is part of the various activities organized by the university on the occasion of the International Day of the Arabic Language, which falls on December 18th of each year.

The campaign distributed over 1445 different items in coffee shops, including flowers, coffee cups, brochures, chocolates, and stickers with various messages encouraging the use of Arabic in our daily lives. The events and lectures presented during the campaign also varied, including a lecture titled "The Arabic Language and Today's Generation," and an introductory lecture on Arabic language academies, their purpose, locations, mission, and the roles they play.

The campaign also raised many educational and introductory questions about the importance of pride in the Arabic language, with various materials encouraging the necessity of reviving speaking Arabic when ordering a cup of coffee, along with a notice to emphasize speaking Arabic, and materials titled "Speak Arabic" for employees and store visitors.

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