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Press Release



                To improve and promote knowledge sharing, as well as establish a robust Arabic knowledge repository



                 MBRF provides copies of ‘Alghani Azzahir’ Dictionary to Emirates

                   Schools Establishment in conjunction with UAE Reading Month




               03 April 2024  - The  Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum  Knowledge  Foundation (MBRF)
               provided copies of the ‘Alghani Azzahir’ Dictionary to the Emirates Schools Establishment (ESE)

               for distribution at schools, in accordance with the UAE’s Reading Month. Under the guidance of
               His Excellency Jamal bin Huwaireb, CEO of the MBRF, Dr. Abdelghani Ahmed Abou el Aazm
               authored the dictionary, which adds substantial value to the Arabic knowledge repository by

               broadening its vocabulary and expanding its linguistic significance.


               This  initiative is a result of the  MBRF’s commitment  to bolstering the  strong knowledge

               foundation  of the Arabic language, broadening readers’  perspectives, and improving  their
               vocabulary and understanding of its nuances. It also seeks to support initiatives aimed at building
               a community that is proficient in the Arabic language and its grammar. As a result, this dictionary

               includes terms that are frequently used and widely accepted, including common, loanwords, and

               coined terms, to reach Arabic language readers in different countries.


               The ‘Alghani Azzahir’ Dictionary stands out for its comprehensive coverage of both ancient and
               contemporary Arabic  vocabulary. The dictionary  incorporates  vocabulary from literature and
               journalism, offering interpretations and implications in both literal and figurative contexts. The

               dictionary also incorporates various formulas, structures, and numerous literary references from

               the Holy Qur'an, the Prophet's hadiths, and several poetry collections.


               It also features literary contributions from ancient and modern writers and authors from across
               the  Arab world. Additionally, the  dictionary  features Arabic collocations,  proverbs, Arabized

               words, and several other terms, along with their origins written in Latin. It further sheds light on
               religious, cultural, scientific, and technical terms, as well as several illustrations of plants, animals,

               geographical maps, and artistic paintings, among others. In essence, the dictionary is a valuable
               linguistic resource for university students, professors, scholars, and writers.
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