حفظ القرآن الكريم و دوره في تعليم اللغة العربية للناطقين بغيرها

Abstract EN

The rule of memorizing Qura'an in learning Arabic for Non-Arabic speakers Prof.Dr.

Salem bin GhormAllah bin Mohammed AlZahrani Professor of readings at Umm Al-Qura University Member of the practical council of the university Abstract When Allah has chosen Arabic language to be the eternal language of the Holly Qura'an, Qura'an was the original resource of the perfect grand Arabic.

Qura'an has perfect and coherent texts that are considered to be the first and foremost source of rhetoric and eloquence.

Learning and memorizing Qura'an are great ways to help Non-Arabic speakers learn Arabic and acquire the language skills and proficiency of Arabic.

To achieve this, Muslim scholars wrote books and composed works based on modern technology.

In fact, this paper addresses this topic.

It begins with an introduction followed by three major sections.

The first section focuses o the impact of memorizing the Holly Qura'an on learning Arabic.

The second section includes practical steps to learn Arabic through the memorization of Qura'an.

The third section is about the effect of teaching the 'Nuraniyyah Rule' on learning Arabic.

Then, there is a conclusion containing the most important results followed by an index and references.