Language is the most dangerous of all human social phenomena; According to the perfection that has been reached by those who have progressed in this field; The credit is due to the existence of language.

Also, language is the most dangerous historical link that links the different generations of one people, despite the different eras.

How not, and it is the vessel into which experiences, customs, traditions, and beliefs inherited through generations pour; They are the ones that ensured the continuity of all this.

So we are not to blame if we say: Our sense of pride for our Arabic language is a companion or companion to our sense of national pride.

National pride is a stimulus that breathes into the arteries of linguistic pride.

In 1945, the Allies were negotiating the surrender, and some matters related to it, and where Japan was the weaker party, the Japanese were ready to accept all the conditions of the Allies.

But there was one condition to which they refused to acquiesce, that even if they were destroyed, the agreement to end the war by surrender would not be signed; That condition was the abandonment of the Japanese language in the future.

The Arabic language, gentlemen, sffers today from violent vibrations, preceded by our psychological vibrations about our language itself.

The language weakness prevalent among young people at all levels of education; It is in front of everyone with a heart and it is not hidden from him, and the expressive integrity among our children is almost missing, and the reason for this is due to the media and its absurdity through its abundant satellite broadcasts, the vernacular and its facilitating and facilitating spread, as well as the weakness of educational curricula throughout the years of study.

The conspiracy against the Arabic language is at its most intense, and there are those whose sick minds have imagined substituting the Latin letter for the Arabic letter, or substituting the vernacular for the classical one. Identity from the reservoirs of history.

They underestimate the importance of the Arabic language in the minds of the younger generations. They imagine that it is not suitable for being a digital language in line with computer culture. They delude them into this, while the truth is that the Arabic language has a readiness that qualifies it to embrace any knowledge revolution, whatever it may be.

The localization of science will be impossible for us outside the scope of our interest in our cherished national language, which is the expression of our identity and an extension of our history through the ages.