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Hafiz Azhar Nasution
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The Importance Of Conversation In Helping Facilitate Communication In Academic Life Nissa Zahra Silmy; Hafiz Azhar Nasution
Quality : Journal Of Education, Arabic And Islamic Studies Vol. 2 No. 1 (2024)
Publisher : Perkumpulan Dosen Fakultas Agama Islam Indramayu

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Often with the times, the use of English is often needed to build international relations. English is an international language used in almost all parts of the world. Therefore, understanding English conversation will help make communication easier and keep up with every development in the world. Conversation is a form of verbal communication between two or more people. In communication, the message is a very important part and is the goal to be conveyed. The form of conversation can be done formally or informally.
Development of Teaching Arabic as a Foreign Language in Learning Hafiz Azhar Nasution; Chairunnisya Sitompul; Dika Sabilla; Darma Subianto
El-Ma'wa: Journal of Arabic, Translation and Linguistic Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025)
Publisher : Konsultan Jurnal Ilmiah Indonesia

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Language is an important communication tool that humans use in everyday life. In psycholinguistic studies, language is seen from a psychological aspect that studies how humans communicate and understand language. A second language is a language learned after the mother tongue, and is often considered a foreign language. Many people think Arabic is difficult to learn, but actually each language has different levels of difficulty and ease depending on its characteristics, such as morphology, phonology, syntax and semantic systems. This research uses a qualitative method with a descriptive approach through observation, interviews and documentation. This research aims to understand the history of the development of Arabic in Sumatra, which is supported by the role of mosques and Islamic boarding schools as centers for Arabic language education. Apart from that, this research also highlights the relationship between Arabic and cultural perspectives as well as Islamic religious views towards Arabic. Arabic has a long history in Sumatra, with mosques and Islamic boarding schools as learning centers that teach Arabic letters, verses from the Koran, and rules of worship. From a cultural perspective, Arabic acts as a universal means of communication and connection to Islamic culture. In the Islamic religion, Arabic is considered the unified language of Muslims and is used in worship rituals. Arabic is also recognized as an international language by the UN, showing its importance in the development of Islamic science and Islamic civilization.
Using the Insha' Muwajjah Method as a Kitabah Learning Process Chairunnisya Sitompul; Darma Subianto; Dika Sabilla; Hafiz Azhar Nasution; Sahkholid Nasution
El-Ma'wa: Journal of Arabic, Translation and Linguistic Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025)
Publisher : Konsultan Jurnal Ilmiah Indonesia

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One of the four Arabic language skills is the ability to write, or what is called maharah al-kitabah. There are four categories of Arabic language skills, namely listening skills (maharah al-istima'), speaking skills (maharah al-kalam), reading skills (maharah al-qira'ah), and writing skills (maharah al-kitabah). Writing is an activity related to the thinking process and the ability to convey ideas through writing. Insya' muwajjah, or structured writing, is one method to improve the ability of maharah al-kitabah with a teaching method that asks students to write perfect sentences or essays with some direction and instructions from the teacher. This research was conducted with the aim of getting an answer to whether one of the insha' muwajjah learning methods could be an alternative for achieving success for a teacher in teaching one of the skills that is included in the most difficult level of other maharah. This research uses analysis that the author quotes from various secondary data, in the form of scientific journals, theses and internet media. From the results that we have collected from various previous sources, it shows that the insha' muwajjah method can be an alternative because the learning carried out starts from easy to difficult stages so that students' understanding can be evenly captured in learning until skills are formed.
Co-Authors Chairunnisya Sitompul Darma Subianto Dika Sabilla Nissa Zahra Silmy Sahkholid Nasution