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Oxford, University of, BA (Hons), Arabic and Islamic Studies

University of Oxford
 United Kingdom

 

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Full-time n/a years: 4
This course aims to give students a thorough grounding in written and spoken Arabic; to introduce students to selected texts in both classical and modern Arabic; to provide students with a general knowledge of the historical development of Islamiccultures and societies; and to develop in general skills of description, interpretation and analysis of literary, historical, religious and cultural material.

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