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American Association of Teachers of Arabic


Al-'Arabiyya Journal

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Current Issue

Volume 57, 2024

The current issue of the journal is available directly from Georgetown University Press. Separate articles from the issue will soon be available from Project MUSE.

Contents

Editor’s Note
Acknowledgments

ARTICLES

Exploring Undergraduate Students' Preferences for Oral Corrective Feedback in Arabic as a Foreign Language    
Hezi Brosh 

Heritage Learners of Arabic: Orientations, Perceptions and Attitudes: Towards Learning A Second Arabic Dialect  
Kamilla Rahmouni and Elsayed Issa

James Sanua (Ya‘qūb b. Rafā’īl Ṣanū‘) as Language Teacher     
Rachel Mairs

Foreign Language Anxiety in Multilingual Context: Speaking Anxiety Experienced by Non-Arabic Speaking Muslims During Umrah Season in Makkah, Saudi  Arabia
Rashidah Albaqami

The Debate on Language Policy and Planning in Morocco: Examining Attitudes Toward Foreign Language-Based Instruction of Science 
Adam Ziad and Brahim Chakrani   

At-Tāʼān of the Present Tense Verb Patterns tatafaʻʻalu, tatafāʻalu, and tatafaʻlalu in Initial Position and Whether Either One is Retained or Omitted: A Statistical Study Covering the First Half of The Period of Reliable Grammaticality Judgments     
Mohammad Alhroot 

Book Reviews 

The Routledge Handbook of Arabic Second Language Acquisition. Mohammad T. Alhawary 
Reviewed by 
Rachel Hayes-Harb


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