ARABIC LANGUAGE, ARABIC GRAMMAR, ARABIC CONVERSATION
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Dr. Ahmed E. Souaiaia has taught Modern Standard Arabic, some Arabic dialects; in addition to other courses on Human Rights law, Islamic law, and international studies. He has published a number of papers and books, most recently a translation of Professor Kallaf’s Tarikh al-Sulutat al-Thalath (Profiling the Islamic Civilization), and authored Islamic Law & Government and The Sociology of Islamic Law (forth coming).
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AHMED E. SOUAIAIA (sway-IYA; listen to pronunciation audio clips MP3 format or Real Audio format at http://souaiaia.com) teaches a variety of courses in Religious Studies, College of Law, and International Programs at the University of Iowa. His courses cover numerous subjects including, Human Rights, Comparative Islamic Law, Religion and Politics, Islamic Political Theory, Women in Islamic Society, and Modern Islamic Thought. He earned his Ph.D. from the University of Washington (Seattle) where he had also taught for four years. He is the author of a number of books, journal articles, and essays--including Contesting Justice: Women, Islam, Law, and Society, SUNY Press, 2008; She's Upright: Sexuality and Obscenity in Islam, Brill Academic Publishers: Hawwa, Volume 5, Numbers 2-3, 2007; and Politics of Appearances: Religion, Law, and the Press in Morocco, Muslim World Journal of Human Rights: vol. 4: no. 2, 2007. For contact information, publications, and courses, please visit http://souaiaia.com.
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al-Kitaab Supplement best used with the audio files,
This review is from: AL-Kitaab Supplement (Paperback)
This supplement is best used with access to the audio files which are available online. For those who cannot or prefer not to access the content of al-Kitaab Supplement online, a CD is available to purchase. The CD contains lesson plans, audio files of all the conversation drills that are in the book, and audio files of the alphabet as well as the sounds of the various case endings. In addition to the sounds of the letters and the grammar endings, you will also learn the letters that are doubled when used with the definite marker (alif lam). A link to the CD can now be found on the author's website: http://souaiaia.com/arabic.aspx
If that link does not work, a simple Google search using the author's name and the title of the books should take you to the CD location. Happy learning!
3 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
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Al Kitab,
This review is from: AL-Kitaab Supplement (Paperback)
Excellent learning tool. Unlike many other Arabic textbooks, the printing is done in a very readable font.
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For the past couple of years, and after we have made the transition from using a textbook that is strongly focused on grammar (MSA), (aka the Orange Book), to using a recent textbook al-Kitaab, (aka the Red Book) that is developed with the principles and goals of the ACTFL standards in mind, there were clear signs of students instructors frustrations as they approach the Arabic language. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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For the past couple of years, and after we have made the transition from using a textbook that is strongly focused on grammar (MSA), (aka the Orange Book), to using a recent textbook al-Kitaab, (aka the Red Book) that is developed with the principles and goals of the ACTFL standards in mind, there were clear signs of students instructors frustrations as they approach the Arabic language. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
nominative sentence, pronoun suffix, verbal nouns New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | Surprise Me!
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