THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ARABIC LANGUAGE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF AJAM (NON-ARAB) ELEMENTS
Abstract
The Arabic language has long served as the primary medium for religious, cultural, and scientific discourse in the Islamic world. Over the centuries, its development has been significantly influenced by interactions with other languages, particularly Persian, Greek, Syriac, and Indian languages. This article explores the impact of Ajam (non-Arab) languages on Arabic and examines how this process has shaped its lexical, phonetic, and syntactic evolution.Ajam tilining arab tiliga ta’sirini shakllantiruvchi omillar
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