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A very good step and mind u, its Quranic arabic and not the usually spoken one. This will enable young generation to study Quran themselves and not be influenced by sectarian and hypocrite mullahs.
To the people objecting, its fine to study american history, European history and doznt affect math or science but the moment arabic is mentioned, u ppl start getting fits. Extremely stupid arguments presented.
As far as I know American and British history is not the core syllabus in Pakistan. If it is, it should be dropped - it's a waste of time.
There is no real benefit to teaching our children Arabic as a language. The only foreign language worth teaching is English because as a country we are too incompetent to provide higher education in our own language.
If the argument is that they will be reaching Quranic Arabic - I still think its ineffective.
1. I don't believe schools will make anyone fluent.
2. The context of Quran is gained through tafseer, not just translation or reading it literally.
3. Our religious practices are based on Hadith which documented Sunnah and this has been codified in Fiqh.
If someone wants to study Islam in detail they need to study all of these things. The Pakistani idea that knowing Arabic unlocks all Islamic understanding is based in some inferiority complex.