Developing Speaking Skills for Non-Native Arabic Speakers
Practical approaches to building confidence, fluency, and effective spoken communication in Arabic.
Introduction
Speaking plays a major role in developing the language abilities of non-native Arabic speakers, yet it can present a significant obstacle for many learners. They may have little difficulty benefiting from listening, reading, and writing, while using spoken Arabic in real-life situations remains challenging. This difficulty results from several factors, including limited opportunities to practice and the absence of an Arabic-speaking environment. This lecture addresses the subject because of its importance in helping learners overcome those barriers.
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Prof. Dr. Mohammed Lamat Ould Sidati Al-Shinqiti
IndonesiaMohammed Lamat bin Sidati A‘la Wais Al-Shinqiti is originally from the land of Shinqit, present-day Mauritania. He holds a PhD in Linguistics from the Faculty of Dar Al-Ulum at Cairo University. He lectured in the Department of Arabic Language at the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, University of Benghazi, from 2008 to 2010; at the Faculty of Arts, University of Ajdabiya, from 2012 to 2016; and in the Sharia and Arabic Language departments at the Institute of Islamic and Arabic Sciences in Jakarta from 2018 to 2019.
He currently serves as Educational Affairs Adviser at the Indonesia office of the World League for Education and Da‘wah, head of the World Peace Organization’s office in Indonesia, and head of the International Union of Arab Writers’ office in Indonesia.
He is a member of the International Association of Arabic Language Teachers, the International Union of Arab Intellectuals, the IFAD Researchers and Academics Platform, Bayt Al-Lisaniyat, and the Union of Arab Academics and Scholars. He also trains teachers of Arabic as a foreign language at the Leadership Center in Jakarta.
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