مكانة اللغة العربية في بلدان جنوب الصحراء من انتشار الإسلام وحتى الغزو الأوروبي: مقاربة تاريخية

Abstract EN

The language is considered as an essential tributary of the tributaries of the research and one of its foundations as the indispensable pillar for the inheritance and spread of sciences.

there is no doubt that Arabic is one of the manifestations of civilizational radiance that the metropolises of sub-saharan Africa knew, how not when Arabic is the language of the Qur’an and the tongue of Islam in those countries one of the main factors in its spread, and thanks to that, the world knew the kingdoms of Sangay and Mali and the cities of Timbuktu, jenny, and others, so it was the language of blogging, writing, correspondence, etc.

he deliberately obliterated everything related to that language, so the manuscripts of Timbuktu and the libraries of genie were burned.

colonialism revived the old local dialects whose time had passed at the expense of the Arabic language..

this is what we will try to address in this article through an approach that highlights the bright face of Arabic in countries south of the Sahara and how it became with the entry of European colonialism.