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The Department of Arabic Language and Literature at Ajloun National University was established in the 2009/2010 academic year. The department is home to a distinguished group of faculty members with specialized expertise that spans various fields of Arabic language and literature. The academic staff includes three professors and five assistant professors, all dedicated to delivering high-quality education.

The department also offers a Master’s degree in Arabic Language and Literature, designed to equip the local, Arab, and international markets with highly qualified graduates who possess advanced writing and linguistic skills across diverse areas of Arabic studies.

In line with its mission, the department places significant emphasis on scientific research, academic conferences, and cultural activities. It actively provides the necessary resources and support to enhance the academic and professional development of its faculty members, ensuring they excel in their respective fields.

To achieve excellence and leadership in the fields of Arabic language and literature, fostering a deep understanding and effective application of its knowledge to support creative cultural production, while embracing and benefiting from other cultures and their contributions.

Since its establishment, the Department of Arabic Language and Literature has upheld a clear mission centered on providing an educational environment that advances various branches of Arabic language and literature. The department is committed to excellence in both teaching and research, aiming to graduate students equipped with the knowledge and skills to contribute effectively to local and national communities.

  1. Develop linguistic communication skills and enhance graduates’ proficiency in writing, reading, listening, speaking, dialogue, and criticism.
  2. Cultivate skills in comprehension, interpretation, explanation, and critique to enable students to produce new knowledge frameworks that enrich the cultural heritage.
  3. Encourage scientific research in language, literature, and criticism by promoting the use of modern knowledge.
  4. Instill a sense of national, pan-Arab, and religious identity in students.
  5. Strengthen scientific and cultural relationships with language departments in local universities.
  6. Participate in relevant seminars and conferences held in local and Arab universities.