Cours pratique de langue arabe, cours Ã(c)lÃ(c)mentaire d'arabe parlÃ(c) Ã l'Usage des lycÃ(c)es, collèges et Ã(c)coles normales de l'AlgÃ(c)rie, alphabet, lecture et Ã(c)criture, règles du langage, thèmes et versions, dialogues, proverbes et textes couran

Cours pratique de langue arabe is an elementary Arabic language course designed for use in the lycées, collèges, and écoles normales of Algeria. Intended for French-speaking students, it offers a comprehensive introduction to the Arabic language, covering the alphabet, reading, writing, and fundamental grammatical rules.
The book includes practical exercises such as themes, versions, dialogues, proverbs, and contemporary texts, providing a rich and immersive learning experience. Authored by Ab al-Ksim ibn Sadrah, this volume provides a structured and accessible approach to learning Arabic, making it an invaluable resource for students and educators alike. This historical work offers insights into linguistic education in Algeria during the late 19th century.
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