International Journal for Arabic Linguistics and Literature Studies (JALLS) is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal, published Quarterly by Refaad. The Journal focuses on being a field for the dissemination of original and innovative research on the topics of the Arabic language and its various sciences in order to contribute to the deepening of specialized knowledge in the affairs of the Arabic language. Also, it is specialized in the related areas of critical thinking examining the multiple linguistic levels and literature and critical phenomena in the Arab heritage. Moreover, it is concerned with the latest studies of these Phenomena in the modern era, according to the mechanisms of serious scientific research.
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Median time to first decisionAl-Mujarrad and Al-Mazeed and their Effect on Transitivity and Intransitivity in the Poetry of Baha' al-Din Zuhair
Objectives: This study titled with "The Derived and Non-Derived Verbs and Their Impact on Transitivity and Intransitivity in the Poetry of Baha' al-Din Zuhayr", was initiated out of a desire to explore and uncover the secrets of the Arabic language and the movement of its verbs between transitivity and ...
Personal Deictics in Quranic Discourse: Sūrah Nūh as a Model
Objectives: This study envisages examining Personal Deictics in Quranic Discourse as it aims at defining the concept of deixis, its role in pragmatics, and the relationship between them. This study also examines personal deictics in Sūrah Nūh, as this application plays an important role in the linguistics ...
Islamic Poetry in the Dzikr Nation (Brunei Darussalam): The Poetry of Pehin Yaḥyā as a Model
Objectives: This study examines the poetry of Pehin Yaḥyā as a case study of Islamic poetry in the Dzikr Nation, focusing on its themes, artistic styles, and role in promoting Islamic values in society. His poetry highlights spiritual concepts addressing faith, monotheism, ethics, and reflections on ...
Empowering Media Students: The Role of Digital Storytelling and the Metaverse in Skill Development
Objectives: The research investigates how digital storytelling and the meta-verse might improve the soft skills of Palestinian media students. The research tackles the issue of these media students having little possibilities for skill development and cultural exposure owing to a lack of resources and ...
