Al-Arabi: Journal of Teaching Arabic as a Foreign Language
Vol. 9, No. 2

The Use of Arabic, English, and Indonesian in Qira'ah Syamilah Learning at the Department of Arabic Literature, State University of Malang

Dewi, Anastasya Revalina (Unknown)
Murtadho, Nurul (Unknown)
Adzim, Abdul (Unknown)
Ismail, Zawawi (Unknown)



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Publish Date
20 Oct 2026

Abstract

This research aims to determine the planning and implementation of Qira'ah Syamilah learning in the Department of Arabic Literature, as well as to find out student responses during Qira'ah Syamilah learning in the Department of Arabic Literature. The method used in the research is qualitative using descriptive analysis studies. In addition, data analysis through data reduction, data presentation, and inference-making. Respondents in this research were teachers and students of Arabic Language Education in semester III. The research results show that teachers have utilized the use of Arabic, English and Indonesian in learning Qira'ah Syamilah. It can be concluded that the use of three languages in Qira'ah Syamilah for third semester students has proven effective. Arabic acts as the core material, Indonesian as a bridge for understanding, and English as global access to information. Through an intensive and extensive reading approach, learning becomes more active because students are free to choose material and compile concept maps. This method has succeeded in increasing students' self-confidence and world insight. Even though they are hampered by vocabulary and sentence structure, students use the help of digital technology and AI to strengthen understanding. Overall, this model changes students' reading habits from literal translation to critical and collaborative analysis.

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publication:alarabi

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The journal aims to advance the theory and practice of teaching and learning Arabic as a foreign or second language by publishing rigorous, original work that informs teachers, curriculum designers, researchers and policy ...