KSGAAL And MWL Host Celebrations For World Arabic Language Day In Makkah

The King Salman Global Academy for Arabic Language (KSGAAL) and the Muslim World League (MWL) recently wrapped up their inaugural events for World Arabic Language Day at the MWL headquarters in Makkah. The gathering was attended by Sheikh Dr. Mohammed Al-Issa, Secretary-General of MWL, Dr. Abdullah Al-Washmi, Secretary-General of KSGAAL, and numerous scholars and cultural experts.

Dr. Al-Issa expressed pride in the collaboration between MWL and KSGAAL to support the Arabic language. He emphasised that these efforts are part of Saudi Arabia's broader commitment to strengthening Arabic through various initiatives. These include linguistic planning, policy development, digital platforms, dictionaries, and cultural programs aimed at enhancing linguistic identity.

The event also featured a scientific and cultural program with discussions on the status of Arabic in the Islamic world. Participants explored different methodologies for teaching Arabic within Islamic contexts. An exhibition showcased KSGAAL’s projects and scholarly works, alongside a section dedicated to Arabic-related handicrafts.

Dr. Al-Washmi highlighted that cooperation between KSGAAL and MWL during World Arabic Language Day is a significant institutional step. It aligns with international efforts to promote the Arabic language and supports Saudi Vision 2030 goals by reinforcing cultural identity and advancing civilizational understanding.

The exhibition offered an interactive experience linking the Arabic language with Islamic cultural identity. Visitors could engage with various displays that underscored this connection through crafts and other cultural expressions.

The event underscored the importance of international collaboration in promoting linguistic awareness. By coordinating key initiatives, KSGAAL plays a vital role in fostering global appreciation for the Arabic language, reflecting its significance in both cultural and academic spheres.

The celebration concluded with a renewed commitment to empowering the Arabic language across multiple domains. This initiative aims to ensure its continued relevance and presence among diverse societal segments while supporting broader cultural objectives outlined in Saudi Vision 2030.

With inputs from SPA