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Throughout its historical journey extending from the pre-Islamic era and the subsequent eras that followed, the Arabic language absorbed non-Arabic words that were expressed by Arabic functions from its large reserve. At that time, new Arabic words appeared in their derivation, foreign in their meaning, and the Arabic language remains as it is to this day, a malleable language capable of absorbing Non-Arabic meanings, due to the processes of Arabization and translation. Based on the above, this study aims to highlight the importance of Arabization and its scientific and cultural role in enriching the Arabic language with modern terminology in various fields and various scientific and artistic fields, especially in light of these challenges that have become imposed by globalization in this era, as well as with this tremendous technological development that has become It explains many of the terms used for scientific and industrial innovations, and the impact of all of this on the Arabization process, in addition to other matters that the research will reveal through study and analysis.
Abdelkader ALI ZERROUKI (Tue,) studied this question.
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