A day before the last day in 2019 ...

#World_ArabicLanguage_Day (WALD) (يوم اللغة العربية العالمي). 

I missed it was on the 18th of Dec. On this occasion, I would say Arabic is the language of the masses that extended out of its native frontiers to new non-native speaking communities. Its significance stems from its richness and meaningful heritage. This language is the mantle of our identity that we are proud of at all spheres. It's not only a spoken language but also the original language of the Quran. Therefore, learning this language will open up horizons, by which a new world with its cultural, social, historical components will be easily understood. As one of the UN's six acknowledged languages, it's incumbent upon us to pursue learning it and apply the vision of the UN that recognized this language believing in its significance in bridging understanding and fostering diversity.

The Arabic cultural heritage is valuable maintained in magnificent literature, poetry, inscriptions, and manuscripts done by great and genius linguists, scientists, poets, authors, and writers. You won't figure out that's going on and enjoy the meaningful lessons and pearls of wisdom inscribed inside unless you learn the language that I've been proud of teaching it over the past years, I then ended up doing so over an online company. Through this experience, I got to know not only prolific students, researchers, professionals, and knowledge seekers from various communities around the globe, but also, I thoroughly understood their culture and more importantly I managed through the cultural exchange to overcome lots of misconceptions and stereotypes from my side and theirs as well. Such negativity in our life won't fade away as long as there are media outlets inform people in an off-balance way as they don't approach people and talk to them in their language, which gives a twisted image on these societies in another hemisphere. That's why I keep encouraging people to talk to people around to clearly understand them and their culture better than just relying on other sources.

Cultural difference is sometimes a problem ...