Focus and Scope

Objectives

El-Jaudah: Jurnal Pendidikan Bahasa dan Sastra Arab aims to facilitate the dissemination of high-quality scholarly research and critical studies in Arabic language education, Arabic linguistics, and Arabic literature. The journal seeks to contribute to the advancement of theoretical knowledge and practical applications in Arabic language teaching and learning, encourage innovative pedagogical approaches and the integration of emerging technologies, and promote scholarly dialogue among researchers, academics, educators, and practitioners at national and international levels.

Scope

El-Jaudah welcomes original research articles, conceptual papers, and critical studies within the fields of Arabic language education, linguistics, literature, and related disciplines. The journal's scope includes, but is not limited to, the following areas:

  1. Arabic Language Education: Theories, approaches, and practices in Arabic language teaching and education.

  2. History of the Arabic Language: The origins, development, and historical evolution of Arabic.

  3. History of Arabic Literature: The historical development, periods, movements, and traditions of Arabic literature.

  4. Arabic Language Learning: Processes, approaches, methods, and practices in Arabic language acquisition and learning.

  5. Arabic Literature: Literary criticism, literary works, genres, and contemporary developments in Arabic literature.

  6. Arabic Linguistics: Theoretical and applied studies of Arabic phonology, morphology, syntax, pragmatics, and other linguistic aspects.

  7. Development of Arabic in the Contemporary Era: The evolution, use, and transformation of Arabic in contemporary social, cultural, educational, and digital contexts.

  8. Contemporary Issues in Arabic Language Learning: Challenges and innovations related to teaching methods, learning strategies, instructional media, assessment, and educational technology.

  9. Arabic Semantics: Studies of meaning, semantic relations, meaning change, and meaning interpretation in Arabic.

  10. Arabic Lexicology: Studies of Arabic vocabulary, lexical structures, word formation, and the development and use of Arabic lexicons.

El-Jaudah is committed to promoting academic excellence, methodological rigor, originality, and ethical scholarship in all areas within its scope.