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Published: 08-06-2026
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Last update: 08-06-2026
College of Education – Al-Zahraa University for Women

Department of Arabic Language

Academic Curriculum and Course Materials

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Course Description

Department of Arabic Language

The Department of Arabic Language at the College of Education – Al-Zahraa University for Women is one of the important academic departments that seeks to prepare qualified educational staff with strong linguistic, literary, and pedagogical knowledge. The department aims to enable students to teach Arabic language and literature effectively and to contribute to the development of educational and cultural institutions.

Course Overview

The academic curriculum of the Department of Arabic Language includes a set of linguistic, literary, critical, and educational courses taught over four academic years. The program is designed to develop students’ understanding of Arabic grammar, morphology, rhetoric, literature, criticism, and teaching methods. It also aims to strengthen students’ research, analytical, and academic writing skills.

Course Objectives

To develop students’ ability to understand and use Arabic grammar correctly.
To enhance literary appreciation through studying Arabic poetry and prose across different historical periods.
To prepare qualified teachers capable of teaching Arabic language in educational institutions.
To improve students’ skills in academic writing, literary analysis, and scientific research.
To strengthen students’ awareness of Arabic as the language of the Holy Qur’an, identity, culture, and knowledge.
To enable students to apply modern teaching methods in Arabic language education.

Main Academic Courses

Academic Stage Main Courses
First Stage Grammar, Morphology, Pre-Islamic Literature, Rhetoric, Writing Skills, Educational Psychology, Computer Skills, Human Rights
Second Stage Grammar, Morphology, Islamic and Umayyad Literature, Prosody, Literary Criticism, Teaching Methods, Educational Foundations
Third Stage Advanced Grammar, Abbasid Literature, Linguistics, Andalusian Literature, Measurement and Evaluation, Research Methods
Fourth Stage Modern Literature, Modern Criticism, Philology, Teaching Practice, Practical Training, Graduation Project

Learning Outcomes

Upon completing the program, graduates will be able to analyze Arabic texts, apply grammatical and rhetorical rules correctly, prepare educational lessons, use modern teaching methods, conduct academic research, and contribute effectively to educational and cultural institutions.

This curriculum aims to build a balanced academic and educational personality that combines linguistic knowledge, cultural awareness, and effective teaching skills.

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