The Arabic Program in the Department of Languages, Literatures & Cultures invites you to the following event as part of its lecture series ArabicLectures, which brings diverse people from around the world to UF and the community to virtually and in-person talk and discuss topics related to the Arab World and to the Arabic language and culture.
Spring 2024 Events
What is Ramadan
Lecture 16: March 6th at 12 pm on Wednesday
Tea Event
Lecture 15: Feb 26, from 2 to 3 pm in Pugh Hall – Third Floor – Conference Room
An informal gathering to explore the Arab world and engage in Q&A about our major and minor programs. Join us for a delightful session with coffee, tea, dates, and cookies!”
Fall 2023 Events
My Experience in Learning the Arabic Language
Lecture 14: October 20th at 4:00 PM on Friday
Open Informal Discussion with Alumni
In the forthcoming lecture, alumni will delve deeper into the intricacies of the Arabic language, exploring various aspects such as grammar, vocabulary, and cultural nuances. The open informal discussion will offer a platform for interactive learning, allowing participants to exchange ideas, ask questions, and share their experiences. This collaborative atmosphere is anticipated to enhance the understanding of the language, as participants will gain insights from fellow learners.
Spring 2023 Events
Fall 2022 Events
Lecture 12: Oct 27th at 1 PM on Thursday
Graffiti in Egypt’s Revolution
Where: Virtual
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Spring 2022 Events
Lecture 11: April 20th at 7:30 PM on Wednesday
الفطور الرمضاني
Ramadan Iftar Dinner
Where: Pugh 302
Ramadan Iftar
Lecture 10: Apri 19th at 1 PM on Tuesday
الأفلام العربية القصيرة
Short Arabic Films
Where: Pugh 302
Short Videos
Lecture 9: Feb, 14 at 3 PM on Monday
نقش الحناء العربي
A short presentation on the culture of the romantic traditions of Henna and individual henna art
Where: Pugh 302
Henna – Flyer 2022
Fall 2021 Events
Lecture 8: Nov, 10 at 3 PM on Wednesday
نقش الحناء العربي
A short presentation on the culture of Henna and individual henna art
Where: Pugh 302
Lecture 7: Oct, 21 Thursday at 3 PM
Critical Language Scholarship Program Session
Esha Bera, Program Officer
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CLS Information
Spring 2021 Events
Lecture 6: March, 5th Friday at 1 PM
Language as a Human Rights Tool
Lara Alqasem
More information about the presenter can be found Language as a Human Rights Tool
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Lecture 5: February, 12th Friday at 1 PM
Beyond the classroom: How Arabic helped me become a journalist in the Middle East
Will Christou
More information about the presenter can be found Beyond the classroom How Arabic helped me become a journalist in the
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Lecture 4: February 5th Friday at 12:30 pm
Presented The Sultan Qaboos Cultural Center (SQCC)
The Event includes:
–Virtual tour of SQCC
– Brief introduction about SQCC and its programs (scholarship, fellowship, courses…etc.)
– Short videos about Oman
– Short PowerPoint presentation about Oman and its culture.
– YouTube videos (poems & short stories) in English & Arabic
– A fun Arabic game that would allow participants to learn Arabic words.
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Fall 2020 Events
Lecture 3: December, 4th Friday at 2:15 PM
Immigration and Love الهجرة والحب
Abdulwahed Rachidid
Soccer Coach
More information about the presenter can be found immigration and Love
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Lecture 2: November 18th Wednesday at 4 PM
Cinema in Morocco السينما في المغرب
Mariya Chakir
Senior Lecturer in French & Arabic, Valdosta State University
More information about the presenter can be found Cinema in Morocco
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Lecture 1: November 9th Monday at 3 PM
The Story of Abraham’s Sacrifice in the Qur’an قصة ذبيحة ابراهيم في القرآن
Younus Mirza
Visiting Researcher, Georgetown University
More information about the presenter can be found The Story of Abraham’s Sacrifice in the Qur’an
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