Gamal M.

Master Of Arts In Arabic Language ( Linguistics )Master’S Thesis Summary: "My Research Investigated The Linguistic Methods Used To Establish Egyptian Criminal Terminology During The 19Th Century, Specifically Analyzing The Translation Of The 'Napoleonic Code' Into Arabic. This Study Explores How Early Egyptian Scholars Adapted The Arabic Language To Accommodate Modern Legal Systems And The Semantic Challenges They Faced When Bridging The Gap Between Arabic Jurisprudence And Western Legal Cultures. This Work Serves As A Foundational Linguistic Study In Legal Terminology, And A Copy Is Currently Archived In The Library Of Alexandria (Bibliotheca Alexandrina) Under The Keyword: 'Napoleon Code'."

Master/Postgraduate

1. First Course (Foundation Level): Certification Name: Foundational Training Course In Teaching Arabic To Non-Native Speakers Institution: Cairo University Description: Studying The Fundamental Principles And Core Rules For Teaching The Four Language Skills (Listening, Speaking, Reading, And Writing) Specifically Designed For Beginners. 2. Second Course (Advanced Level): Certification Name: Professional Training Course In Teaching Arabic To Non-Native Speakers Institution: Cairo University Description: Developing Advanced Pedagogical Skills In Curriculum Design And Linguistic Analysis For Specialized Educational Purposes, Specifically Designed For Non-Native Arabic Speakers.

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