The survival and promotion of the Arabic language in the age of science and globalization

الملخص EN

Language death is a reality, and the world becomes threatened by the phenomena of linguistic genocide and the extinction of languages.

The latter is very dangerous because it is likely to result in the disappearance of cultures and the loss of identities.

Arabic is thought to be a sterile language that is useless for teaching science disciplines, and it is seen as unable to survive and thrive in the age of globalization.

This paper evinces the factors that hinder the flourishing of Arabic and suggests ways to promote and spread the use of this language.

The topic is worth investigating, especially that the Frenchification of the educational system has led to a great deal of controversy.

My paper borrows from key research literature and the thoughts of well-established scholars in linguistics and language studies.

It proposes solutions to empower the Arabic language, relying on the factors that have promoted the growth of English around the world.