Senate approves bill to make Arabic compulsory in educational institutions in Islamabad

[Bambi]

Per the bill, Arabic language should be taught from grade 1-5, while students from 6-11 should learn Arabic grammar


Per the bill, Arabic should be taught from grade 1-5
From classes 6-11, Arabic grammar should be taught, says bill
PML-N's Javed Abbasi moved the bill in the Senate
ISLAMABAD: The Senate on Monday approved a bill to make the Arabic language compulsory in primary and secondary educational institutions across Islamabad.

The bill, moved by PML-N's Javed Abbasi, said that the language should be taught from grade 1-5, while students of classes 6-11 should also learn Arabic grammar.

The minister will ensure the implementation of the bill within six months, the bill's text said.

Read more: LHC moved against reopening of educational institutions

Speaking on the floor of the Senate, Abbasi said that the Holy Quran and daily prayers were recited in Arabic. "Arabic is the fifth-largest language in the world, the official language of 25 countries."

Stressing the need for students to learn the language, he said that the country would not be going through problems had the masses understood the Holy Qu'ran.

Read more: Shafqat Mehmood sends best wishes to students as remaining institutes reopen from Feb 1

The senator said that he is "in favour of all languages being taught in educational institutions, may it be Russian, Spanish, or English."

"If our people learn Arabic, more Pakistanis will get jobs in the Middle Eastern countries."

Senate approves bill to make Arabic compulsory in educational institutions in Islamabad

Per the bill, Arabic should be taught from grade 1-5From classes 6-11, Arabic grammar should be taught, says bill PML-N's Javed Abbasi moved the bill in the SenateISLAMABAD: The Senate on...

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[HostileInsurgent]

Per the bill, Arabic language should be taught from grade 1-5, while students from 6-11 should learn Arabic grammar


Per the bill, Arabic should be taught from grade 1-5
From classes 6-11, Arabic grammar should be taught, says bill
PML-N's Javed Abbasi moved the bill in the Senate
ISLAMABAD: The Senate on Monday approved a bill to make the Arabic language compulsory in primary and secondary educational institutions across Islamabad.

The bill, moved by PML-N's Javed Abbasi, said that the language should be taught from grade 1-5, while students of classes 6-11 should also learn Arabic grammar.

The minister will ensure the implementation of the bill within six months, the bill's text said.

Read more: LHC moved against reopening of educational institutions

Speaking on the floor of the Senate, Abbasi said that the Holy Quran and daily prayers were recited in Arabic. "Arabic is the fifth-largest language in the world, the official language of 25 countries."

Stressing the need for students to learn the language, he said that the country would not be going through problems had the masses understood the Holy Qu'ran.

Read more: Shafqat Mehmood sends best wishes to students as remaining institutes reopen from Feb 1

The senator said that he is "in favour of all languages being taught in educational institutions, may it be Russian, Spanish, or English."

"If our people learn Arabic, more Pakistanis will get jobs in the Middle Eastern countries."

Senate approves bill to make Arabic compulsory in educational institutions in Islamabad

Per the bill, Arabic should be taught from grade 1-5From classes 6-11, Arabic grammar should be taught, says bill PML-N's Javed Abbasi moved the bill in the SenateISLAMABAD: The Senate on...

www.geo.tv

I think this won’t yield jobs, as if Pakistanis will learn english they will get jobs all around the globe.

 

[PakistaniAtBahrain]

this is a good idea. helps with learning the religion better.

 

[313ghazi]

Waste of time. They won't be teaching Arabic at the level where the student will be able to study Quran or other complex texts. It will be pretty basic. It's also time wasted when people could be learning maths, science or computing.

Understanding of religion doesn't come through Arabic, it comes through learning our religion in whatever language you are proficient in.

 

[arjunk]

WTF is this, are we the Islamic republic of Pakistan or Arab republic of Bakistan?

Arab bootlicking needs to stop at all costs. They are plenty of translations of the Quran available to learn. If someone really wants to learn the language themselves they can easily do so on their own (Urdu and Arabic are very similar).

 

[Indus Pakistan]

"If our people learn Arabic, more Pakistanis will get jobs in the Middle Eastern countries."

Idiot. Is that why more Indians have jobs in Gulf then Pakistani's? Or maybe "Namaskar" does the trick !!!

Arab republic of Bakistan?

You said it. Bakkistani miskeen.

 

[Pakistan Space Agency]

Masha'Allah. This is good news.

Considering 6 million out of 9 million Pakistanis are working/living in the Arab World, this should benefit the future generations.

Please note, most Pakistanis in Westen countries are born and bred there, not migrate there. Not many Pakistanis travel to the West for work as much as they do to the Arab World.

 

[Nasr]

Per the bill, Arabic language should be taught from grade 1-5, while students from 6-11 should learn Arabic grammar


Per the bill, Arabic should be taught from grade 1-5
From classes 6-11, Arabic grammar should be taught, says bill
PML-N's Javed Abbasi moved the bill in the Senate
ISLAMABAD: The Senate on Monday approved a bill to make the Arabic language compulsory in primary and secondary educational institutions across Islamabad.

The bill, moved by PML-N's Javed Abbasi, said that the language should be taught from grade 1-5, while students of classes 6-11 should also learn Arabic grammar.

The minister will ensure the implementation of the bill within six months, the bill's text said.

Read more: LHC moved against reopening of educational institutions

Speaking on the floor of the Senate, Abbasi said that the Holy Quran and daily prayers were recited in Arabic. "Arabic is the fifth-largest language in the world, the official language of 25 countries."

Stressing the need for students to learn the language, he said that the country would not be going through problems had the masses understood the Holy Qu'ran.

Read more: Shafqat Mehmood sends best wishes to students as remaining institutes reopen from Feb 1

The senator said that he is "in favour of all languages being taught in educational institutions, may it be Russian, Spanish, or English."

"If our people learn Arabic, more Pakistanis will get jobs in the Middle Eastern countries."

Senate approves bill to make Arabic compulsory in educational institutions in Islamabad

Per the bill, Arabic should be taught from grade 1-5From classes 6-11, Arabic grammar should be taught, says bill PML-N's Javed Abbasi moved the bill in the SenateISLAMABAD: The Senate on...

www.geo.tv

Should have done this 72 years ago, and not just in Islamabad, but nationwide!!

 

[GumNaam]

well done. now make it NATIONWIDE and from primary all the way to intermediate level. need to take away the mullah monopoly on interpreting the Quran and the Sunnah and make it widespread.

 

[Indus Pakistan]

It's said by your own minister I have not changed a single thing in this take it up with him if you are offended salty boi

Did I say otherwise. Anyway how is the Sikh lashkar doing? Broken through into Delhi yet?

 

[Indus Pakistan]

What does this mean then boi ?

Please use spelling check if your struggling. "Boi" correct "boy". No need to thank me Gangu.

 

[TNT]

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.

 

[عقاب]

Waste of time. They won't be teaching Arabic at the level where the student will be able to study Quran or other complex texts. It will be pretty basic. It's also time wasted when people could be learning maths, science or computing.

Understanding of religion doesn't come through Arabic, it comes through learning our religion in whatever language you are proficient in.

I strongly disagree with the second paragraph
Understanding of basic Arabic is a must for the understanding of Quran
If one reads translation ,they can get the information but few understanding.
Because the translation of Quran is merely translation
Translation is not Quran
Quran is quran, translation is translation

 

[Yankee-stani]

Why Arabic nothing against the language but tell me which Non Arab Muslim country has Arabic as a compulsory subject to study if we were going go this route might as well add Turkish,Chinese,Russian and Farsi as compulsory subjects that would make sense due to Pakistan shift from being American poodle during the Cold War to working with China,Turkey and other Eurasian sphere countries

Idiot. Is that why more Indians have jobs in Gulf then Pakistani's? Or maybe "Namaskar" does the trick !!!
You said it. Bakkistani miskeen.

Arab Republic of Al Bakistan Emirate

 

[Reichsmarschall]

No wonder this country is a third world shit hole.